https://www.kreativekorp.com/clcr/register.php Lexicon A “a”: /a/ – Pronounced as in “father” or “car.” An open-front unrounded vowel sound. B “b”: /b/ – Articulated as in “bed” or “bat.” A voiced bilabial plosive sound. Ch “ch”: /ʧ/ – Articulated as in “check” or “church.” A voiceless postalveolar affricate sound, which combines a plosive and a fricative. The…
This entire section is up for review and verification… I feel there may be things that can be clarified updated and streamlined in context of the “balanced” nature of the Tubatononan people. Numbers 1-5: Numbers 1 through 5 are formed by using “Ka” (arms-side hand): Kai (1)Kae (2)Kao (3)Kau (4)Ka (5) Numbers 6-10: Numbers 6…
The structure of the Hadokai Tubatonona (HT) language is quite a bit different from English. One of the main differences is the object subject verb (OSV) format of the sentences, which is not unheard of in most languages, but it is definitely in the minority. The second major difference is the handling of the primary…
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