| Name: JuxL337y
Type: Mostly isolating Alignment: NomAcc Head Direction: Final Number of genders: 0 Declensions: Yes Conjugations: Yes
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Classification and Dialects[]
UKLeety (JuxL33t33) is an anglicized version of Leety, which was constructed when some 1337 h4x0rz in Great Britain decided they wanted a 1337 14ngu4g3 too. At this point they developed JuXL33T33, essentially a simplified and lazy pronunciation of their native language, with a 1337 orthography, and invaded the Principality of Sealand (Pr1ncypyL4dy 'v S33Lynd), which the JuxL33tz now call home.
Modern UKLeety: Juxlietie yzn ienqlycaizd vorm 'v lietie, xad'z zynstrady zu azn "1337 h4x0rz" in Great Britain dycaid'd dat de wynt'd yn "1337 14ngu4g3" alasa. Nuv, de dyvelyp'd juxlietie, besyxlie yn simplady e lezie vorm 'v der priam lenqwazj, viet yn raidynq e de zonzyr'd dy Princypylady 'v Sielynd, xa dy Juxlietz nu xæl hæs.
Traditional UKLeety: JuxL33t33 yzn 33nqlyc11zd v0rm 'v L33t33, x4d'z xynstr4dy xu 4zn 1337 h4x0rz 1n Great Britain dyc11d'd d4t d3 wynt'd yn "1337 14ngu4g3" 4l4s4. Nuv, d3 dyv3Lyp'd JuxL33t33, b3syxL33 yn s1mpL4dy 3 l3z33 v0rm 'v d3r pr11m L3nqw4zj, v33t yn "1337" r11dynq, 3 d3 xonxyr'd dy Pr1ncypyL4dy 'v S33Lynd, X4 dy JuxL33tz nuv x44l h44s.
Phonology
Consonants[]
| Bilabial | Labio-dental | Alveolar | Post-alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Glottal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nasal | m | n | ŋ | ||||
| Plosive | t d | k g | |||||
| Fricative | f v | s z | ʃ ʒ | ||||
| Affricate | ts | ||||||
| Approximant | ɹ | j | w | h | |||
| Lateral app. | l |
Vowels[]
| Front | Near-front | Central | Near-back | Back | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Close | |||||
| Near-close | |||||
| Close-mid | |||||
| Mid | |||||
| Open-mid | |||||
| Near-open | |||||
| Open |
Phonotactics[]
Writing System (Traditional Bold)[]
| Letter | Sound |
|---|---|
| A a 4 | a |
| Æ æ 44 | æ |
| Au au 4u | au |
| B b | b |
|
C c (traditional, usually replaced with or sounded as z) |
ts' |
| D d | d |
| E e 3 | e |
| ie 33 | i |
| F f | f |
| G g | g |
| H h | h |
| I i 1 | ɪ |
| Ai ai 11 | aɪ |
| J j | j |
| Dj dj | dʒ |
| X x | k |
| L | l |
| M m | m |
| N n | n |
| Nx nx | ŋ |
| O o 0 | o |
| Oj oj 0j | oɪ |
| P p | p |
| R r | ɹ |
| S s | s |
| Sj sj | ʃ |
| T t | t |
| Tj tj | tʃ |
| U u | u |
| V v | v |
| vv (two v's) | w |
| Y y | ə |
| Z z | z |
| Zj zj | ʒ |
Grammar[]
Literally the same as english, except there is always an "aat" placed between the verb and an object.
Nouns[]
Nouns are dualized with 's, and pluralized with 'z
Verbs[]
Verbs are conjugated only to number and tense, as follows
| Past | Present | Future | Conditional | Past Part | Pres Part | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sing | 'dz | 'z | 'lz | 'rz | -ady | -nq |
| Plur | 'd | 'r | 'r | -ady | -nq |
Table Of Correlatives[]
| Inter | Prox | Med | Exis | Elect | Univ | Neg | Alt | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Determiner | X3 | N3 | N3v | Sx3 | 4x3 | 3x3 |
X3n |
4nq3 |
| Humam | X33 | N33 | N33v | Sx33 | 4x33 | 3x33 |
X33n |
4nq33 |
| NonHuman | X4 | N4 | N4v | Sx4 | 4x4 | 3x4 |
X4n |
4nq4 |
| Location | X0 | N0 | N0v | Sx0 | 4x0 | 3x0 |
X0n |
4nq0 |
| Time | Xu | Nu | Nuv | Sxu | 4xu | 3xu |
Xun |
4nqu |
| Manner | X0j | N0j | N0jv | Sx0j | 4x0j | 3x0j |
X0jn |
4nq0j |
| Reason | X11 | N11 | N11v | Sx11 | 4x11 | 3x11 |
X11n |
4nq11 |
Lexicon