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Geldàr is an another Romance conlang.

Contents 1 Of orthography and reading 1.1 Consonants 1.2 Vowels 2 Verbs 2.1 To be 2.2 To have

[edit] Of orthography and reading

[edit] Consonants

Regular transcription of consonants
< p b t d k g> /p b t d c g/
<f v T s x> /f v th s ch/
<m n N> /m n n(g)/
<r l j w> /r l i w/

Irregular transcription of consonants

• <f> sometimes is transcribed by /ph/ (in case of nasal mutation)
  
• <D> at the beginning and in the middle of word is writtes as /dh/; at the end as /dd/
  
• <h> has four types of transcription:
  
  1. /fh/ (mutated /f/)
     
  2. /sh/ (mutated /s/)
     
  3. /th/ (rarely)
     
  4. /h/ (in foreign words)
     

Digraphs:
/chd/ < xt >
/sg/ < sk >
/bh/ weak < b >

[edit] Vowels

Regular transcription of vowels
< i u> /i u/
<e 2 o> /e y ò/
<a {> /a æ/
<a: i: O: u:> /á í ó ú/

Irregular transcription of vowels

• <O> in most of cases is written by /o/, but sometimes it may be transcribed by /à/
  
• <@> usually occurs at the end of word, so can be written by /a/, /e/ or (seldom) by /o/, /u/.
  

Diphtongs:
<ei ai au eu ou> /é ai ann eu onn/

[edit] Verbs

[edit] To be

ær - to be
Sg.
sy ig - I am
æs thu - you are
æs is / iæ / id - he / she / it is
Pl.
somy ny - we are
æst by - you are
syd - they are

[edit] To have

aur - to have
Sg.
aig - I have
abhu - you have
ab'is - he has
ab'iæ - she has
ab'id - it has
abh - (sth/sb) has
Pl.
abhenn - we have
aibh - you have
abhé - they have