Brandonian - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Brandonian Language Author Jordan Kay Year Began 2003 Site Brandonian Broken Link No Site Language English Language Type international auxiliary language Uniqueness Brandonian gender is determined differently than in most other Romance languages: nouns ending in a consonant or O are masculine, and ones ending in A or E are feminine. Most masculine nouns end in a consonant, except when it would be impossible to pronounce the word, so an O is added. In the same fashion, most feminine nouns end in a double letter plus an E, except for when pronunciation is impossible. Perhaps the most unique aspect of Brandonian is that double letters followed by an E, found in feminine words, are pronounced differently than their singular counterparts. Language Sources In order from most important to least important: Portuguese, Angelian, French, Spanish, Latin. Interest Of Others The Life, the Universe and Everything board at GameFAQs.com, used to express ideas that would be impossible to express in English. Dictionary No Etymologies No Grammar Yes Sample Texts Yes Unique Script No Primer Yes Babel Text Yes Submitted By Jordan Kay Date Submitted Monday, April 14, 2003 Updated By Jordan Kay Date Edited Monday, April 14, 2003 Description Of Update Added another source Date To Headline Monday, April 14, 2003 < Borg  Brandonian  Breathanach >
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