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The '''Otzeipaonese language''' (Oikan: '''otseipauto''' or '''paunadu''') (Azkali: '''Anotzeipaona patua''') (Otzeipaonese: '''Ro-otzibao a-patoa'''), also known as the '''Otzeipao dialect''', or '''Paonadu''', is a language variously described as a mixed language or occasionally a creole, or dialect of Oikan or Azkali spoken in Western Azkali, particularly centered around Otzeipao, and Pordmisktpelha, and to a lesser extant widely across Kalilonde, Sunteria. Due to it's nature as a mixed language, Otzeipaonese is not a part of the Mallo-Brausian language family, nor is it a member of the Azkali languages. Otzeipaonese is mutually intelligible with both Oikan and Azkali, though it remains somewhat more intelligible — though not to an extent where it would be completely intelligible — to Azkali.
The '''Otzeipaonese language''' (Otzeipaonese: ''Ro-otzibao a-patoa'', Oikan: ''otseipauto'' or ''paunadu'', Azkali: ''Anotzeipaona patua''), also known as the '''Otzeipao dialect''', or '''Paonadu''', is a language variously described as a mixed language or occasionally a creole, or dialect of Oikan or Azkali spoken in Western Azkali, particularly centered around Otzeipao, and Pordmisktpelha, and to a lesser extant widely across Kalilonde, Sunteria. Due to it's nature as a mixed language, Otzeipaonese is not a part of the Mallo-Brausian language family, nor is it a member of the Azkali languages. Otzeipaonese is mutually intelligible with both Oikan and Azkali, though it remains somewhat more intelligible — though not to an extent where it would be completely intelligible — to Azkali.


With an estimated three and a half million speakers, Otzeipaonese remains the second largest mixed language in which Azkali is a parent language of (the first being Turku Azkali). Otzeipaonese has remained a lingua franca across the Suntero-Azkali border, though declining in recent years due to the influence of both Oikan and Azkali — which virtually all Otzeipaonese speakers can also speak. Otzeipaonese
With an estimated three and a half million speakers, Otzeipaonese remains the second largest mixed language in which Azkali is a parent language of (the first being Turku Azkali). Otzeipaonese has remained a lingua franca across the Suntero-Azkali border, though declining in recent years due to the influence of both Oikan and Azkali — which virtually all Otzeipaonese speakers can also speak. Otzeipaonese
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!'''Palatal'''
!'''Palatal'''
!'''Velar'''
!'''Velar'''
!Labiovelar
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! colspan="2" |'''Nasal'''
! colspan="2" |'''Nasal'''
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/n/
/n/
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|('''gn''')
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(/ɲ/)
|'''ng'''
|('''ng''')
/ŋ/
(/ŋ/)
|'''ngm'''
/ŋ͡m/
|-
|-
! colspan="2" |'''Plosive'''
! rowspan="2" |Plosive
!<sub>voiceless</sub>
|'''p'''
|'''p'''
/p/
/p/
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|'''k'''
|'''k'''
/k/
/k/
|'''kp'''
/k͡p/
|-
|-
! colspan="2" |'''Affricate'''
!<sub>voiced</sub>
|'''b'''
/b/
|'''d'''
/d/
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|
|'''g'''
/g/
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|-
! colspan="2" |Affricate
|
|
|'''tz'''
|'''tz'''
/ts/
/t͡s/
|'''ts'''
|'''ts'''
/t̠͡ʂ/
/t̠͡ʂ/
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! rowspan="2" |'''Fricative'''
! rowspan="2" |'''Fricative'''
!<sub>voiceless</sub>
!<sub>voiceless</sub>
|'''f'''
|
/f/
|'''z'''
|'''z'''
/s/
/s/
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|'''h'''
|'''h'''
/x/
/x/
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|-
|-
!<sub>voiced</sub>
!<sub>voiced</sub>
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|'''zh'''
|'''zh'''
/ʐ/
/ʐ/
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/j/
/j/
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|'''w'''
/w/
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|-
! colspan="2" |Rhotic
! colspan="2" |Rhotic
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|}
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" |
!Front
!Back
|-
! rowspan="2" |Close
!Unrounded
|'''i'''
/i/
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|-
!Rounded
|'''ú'''
/y/
|'''u'''
/u/
|-
! rowspan="2" |Mid
!Unrounded
|'''e'''
/e/
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|-
!Rounded
|'''ó'''
/ø/
|'''o'''
/o/
|-
! colspan="2" |Open
| colspan="2" |'''a'''
/a/
|}
|}


== Morphology ==
== Morphology ==
The morphology of Otzeipaonese remains remarkably unusual, and distinct from both Azkali and Oikan.
=== Nouns ===
=== Pronouns ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
! colspan="3" |
!Nominative
!Accusative
and Genitive
!Privative
|-
! rowspan="6" |Singular
! colspan="2" |1p
|e
|ego
|gótz
|-
! rowspan="2" |2p
!Informal
|tu
|tung
|tungótz
|-
!Formal
|ius
|iuntz
|iungóz
|-
! rowspan="3" |3p
!Masculine
|mai
|men
|makóz
|-
!Feminine
|kut
|kuen
|kekóz
|-
!Neutral
|he
|hent
|hehóz
|-
! rowspan="3" |Plural
! colspan="2" |1p
|tou
|ten
|taóz
|-
! colspan="2" |2p
|tere
|touru
|taúz
|-
! colspan="2" |3p
|tin
|eti
|etúz
|}
=== Verbs ===
=== Transitive verbs ===


== Morphophonology ==
== Morphophonology ==


== Writing system ==
== Writing system ==
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