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Clorlimoan is the national language of [[Clorlimoa]]. Due to the nation's remote geographic location, Clorlimoan is related to any other known language in the world.
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Clorlimoan is the national language of [[Clorlimoa]]. Due to the nation's remote geographic location, Clorlimoan is not related to any other known language in the world.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:37, 19 May 2006

Clorlimoan is the national language of Clorlimoa. Due to the nation's remote geographic location, Clorlimoan is not related to any other known language in the world.

Clorlimoan
Spoken in: Clorlimoa
Genetic
classification:
Isolate

Pronunciation

Consonants

  bilabial labiod. alveolar retro./post. palatal velar glottal
plosive b (B)
p (P)
  d (D)
t (T)
  g (G)
K (k)
   
nasal m (M)   n (N)     ŋ (N)  
trill     r (R)        
fricative   f (F) s (S) ʃ/ʂ (LS/RS)   x (H) h (H)
approximant   ʋ (V)     j (J)    
lat. approx.     l (L)        

N is pronounced [ŋ] before G or K.
H is pronounced [h] before a vowel, otherwise [x].
Both LS and RS are pronounced [ʃ] or [ʂ], depending on the dialect.

Vowels

Short vowels

  front back
close i (I) u (U)
open-mid ɛ (E) ɔ (O)
open æ (A)  

Long vowels

  front back
close i: (II)
eɪ (EI)
u: (UU)
oʊ (OU)
close-mid e: (EE)
eɪ (EI)
o: (OO)
oʊ (OU)
open a: (AA)
aɪ (AI)
 

The "long" vowels are pronounced long in some dialects, but diphthongal in others.


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