Pages on votes for deletion ==Introduction & Code to Translate== Ebanese is a purely-code based language with it's own grammar. It's code-based for easy recognition. Ebanese uses Roman characters (as does English) for easy translation. Ebanese Code: A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z: U W P L A S Q K O C T D M R I V B Z N X E J Y F G H For example, the english sentence: Hello, and good job on speaking Ebanese! Is translated to: Kaddi, url qiil ciw ir n'vautorq Ebanese. * ' means add an 'ih' sound. This grammatical character was implemented to put in between two consecutive consonants in either the beginning, or middle (not end) of a word to make reading the word smoother. ' will not be used if it is possible to read the word easily without it. For example: n'vautorq (speaking) is pronounced N-ih-vow-tork. ==Grammar== Grammar in Ebanese is quite simple, actually. With just a few rules, it makes pronouncing very easily. NOTE: Rules can have exceptions! As mentioned above, the character " ' " means add an 'ih' sound. This grammatical character was implemented to put in between two consecutive consonants in either the beginning, or middle (not end) of a word to make reading the word smoother. For example: n'vautorq (speaking) is pronounced N-ih-vow-tork. Ai is pronounced 'ay' / 'I' Au is pronounced 'ow' The letter X is pronounced 'ts' The letter s, capitalized, at the end of the word is pronounced normally and shows the word is plural. The letter c is pronounced 'sk' Capital letters are only used at the beginning of a sentence and at the beginning of a proper noun. Example: Kaddi! Yadpima xi x'ka yiz'd'l is x'ka AmeS. (Hello! Welcome to the world of the Emus) Example: Kaddi War! (Hello Ben!)
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Words begining with Ebanese_language:
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Ebanese language
Pages on votes for deletion ==Introduction & Code to Translate== Ebanese is a purely-code based language with it's own grammar. It's code-based for easy recognition. Ebanese uses Roman characters (as does English) for easy translation. Ebanese Code: A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z: U W P L A S Q K O C T D M R I V B Z N X E J Y F G H For example, the english sentence: Hello, and good job on speaking Ebanese! Is translated to: Kaddi, url qiil ciw ir n'vautorq Ebanese. * ' means add an 'ih' sound. This grammatical character was implemented to put in between two consecutive consonants in either the beginning, or middle (not end) of a word to make reading the word smoother. ' will not be used if it is possible to read the word easily without it. For example: n'vautorq (speaking) is pronounced N-ih-vow-tork. ==Grammar== Grammar in Ebanese is quite simple, actually. With just a few rules, it makes pronouncing very easily. NOTE: Rules can have exceptions! As mentioned above, the character " ' " means add an 'ih' sound. This grammatical character was implemented to put in between two consecutive consonants in either the beginning, or middle (not end) of a word to make reading the word smoother. For example: n'vautorq (speaking) is pronounced N-ih-vow-tork. Ai is pronounced 'ay' / 'I' Au is pronounced 'ow' The letter X is pronounced 'ts' The letter s, capitalized, at the end of the word is pronounced normally and shows the word is plural. The letter c is pronounced 'sk' Capital letters are only used at the beginning of a sentence and at the beginning of a proper noun. Example: Kaddi! Yadpima xi x'ka yiz'd'l is x'ka AmeS. (Hello! Welcome to the world of the Emus) Example: Kaddi War! (Hello Ben!)
See other meanings of words starting from letter:
E
EA | EB | EC | ED | EF | EG | EH | EI | EJ | EK | EL | EM | EN | EO | EP | ER | ES | ET | EU | EW | EX | EY | EZ |Words begining with Ebanese_language:
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