jiVoqu - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name jiVoqu Language Author Mark McGrath Site jiVoqu Broken Link No Site Language English Site Author Mark McGrath Language Type NA Uniqueness This is the Babel text for a language I've spent a while developing. The language is called jiVoqu (that's j i V o q u , pronounced "jee-voe-koo"), and it employs grammar coding for everything except pronouns, proper nouns, the negator, and other little particles and articles. To prevent confusion if you're trying to figure it out word for word, jiVoqu uses postpositions, not prepositions. Pronounciation notes, jiVoqu->English: uu->w, c->sh, x->ch, zj->zh (French j), q->k or c or q, s->s or c ng->song sound also, all vowels are pronounced separately, therefore aa->ah-ah uu->w is distinguished from uu->oo-oo by a mark, therefore uù or úu or u'u -->oo-oo th->t-- (the 'h' after t denotes a lengthening of the t sound, almost like pronouncing 'h' right after 't'). Dictionary No Etymologies No Grammar No Sample Texts No Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text Yes Submitted By Mark McGrath Updated By Jeffrey Henning Date Edited Sunday, March 24, 2002 Description Of Update I simply put this in the new template, for ease of contrast to Mark's new language, Lasa. Date To Headline Sunday, March 24, 2002 < Jirit  jiVoqu  Jleer >
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