Azkali language: Difference between revisions
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=== Ukilen logographs === | === Ukilen logographs === | ||
[[Ukilen logographs]] were a common form of writing Azkali, but nowadays are infrequently used among Azkali speakers globally. In areas where [[Kaneedkind#Baphian Kaneeds|Baphians]] are of high population, especially the north, the logography is much more preferred, but it | [[Ukilen logographs]] were a common form of writing Azkali, but nowadays are infrequently used among Azkali speakers globally. In areas where [[Kaneedkind#Baphian Kaneeds|Baphians]] are of high population, especially the north, the logography is much more preferred, but it is not uncommon to see it used alongside the Azkali alphabet.. | ||
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==== T-V Distinction ==== | ==== T-V Distinction ==== | ||
While Standard Azkali does not feature a true [[W:T-V distinction|T-V distinction]], there is a growing trend of using new invented pronouns to distinguish familiarity or respect. This started in the late 60's and early 70's in [[Otzeipao]], following the establishment of the [[Azkali|Azkali State]] (due to Azkali's vocabulary being extremely open class, this has been readily accepted). Nowadays, this phenomenon has spread to most cities within Azkali. These pronouns usually change between region, city, or neighborhood - however, generally, they follow the forms listed in the following chart. Respective pronouns use the standard pronouns. | While Standard Azkali does not feature a true [[W:T-V distinction|T-V distinction]], there is a growing trend of using new invented pronouns to distinguish familiarity or respect. This started in the late 60's and early 70's in [[Otzeipao]], following the establishment of the [[Azkali|Azkali State]] (due to Azkali's vocabulary being extremely open class, this has been readily accepted). Nowadays, this phenomenon has spread to most cities within Azkali. These pronouns usually change between region, city, or neighborhood - however, generally, they follow the forms listed in the following chart. Respective pronouns use the standard pronouns. | ||
Azkali is an anti-pro-drop language. Very few dialects are pro-drop; a notable example of a pro-drop dialect or argot is '''[placeholder]'''. | |||
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|+Familiar pronouns | |+Familiar pronouns | ||