cni-vcti (The Sanivesta) - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name cni-vcti Language Author Omid Ghayour Year Began 1999 Site cni-vcti Broken Link No Site Language English Language Type international auxiliary language Uniqueness The Sanivesta (also pronounced /chemi-bechedi/ or /semi-vesti/): This language is a door to my Begedi language and is known as VZTI in CNI-VCTI. It has a similar pronunciation system except in few number of cases. It also use the Ishtiei scripting sysyem. Language Sources VZTI is a lingua franca for both Indo-European languages and non-Indo-European languages. Proto-Indo-European language, Sanskrit, Pahlevi, Avestan and Latin are the sources of reference of this language. Design Principles The alphabet of this language are Abjadics: V, Z, T, X, K, L, N, P, C, I. As abjad languages don't vocalize there words, in VZTA vocalization is not important, because of that anybody may use his/her own vocalization method between letters. Moreover, anyone can use his/her favorite phoneme for any of the letters (this is useful for example in poetry, or lack of a phoneme in some languages). V is /b/ -- /v/ Z is /g/ -- /dj/, /j/, /z/, /y/ T is /d/ -- /t/ X is /x/(/kh/ not /ks/) -- /h./, /kw/, /gh/ K is /k/ -- /q/ L is /r/ -- /l/, /w/ N is /m/ -- /n/ P is /p/ -- /f/ C is /ch/ -- /sh/, /s/ I is /ee/ -- /aa/, /oo/, long-vs -- /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, /u/, short-vs -- /ae/, /ai/, /ei/, /ea/, diphs -- /h/ ans sound less H So my name is written as: INIT, but you can read it "amit", "amid", "imit", "omid" and so on. Interest Of Others All my family and my tribe are interested in this, as they think these languages are similar to proto-languages. Dictionary Yes Etymologies No Grammar No Sample Texts Yes Unique Script Yes Primer No Babel Text No Lexicon Size 100 Submitted By Omid Ghayour Date Submitted Sunday, January 19, 2003 Updated By Omid Ghayour Date Edited Friday, June 04, 2004 Date To Headline Friday, June 11, 2004 < Clavis Convenientiae Linguarum  cni-vcti  Coastal Zein >
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