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Phonology of Mesyar
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3. Basic Sentences
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7. Conculture
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8. Gender in Mesyar
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9. Mesyar Grammar
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10. Mesyar Havoc
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11. Mesyar Idioms
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12. Mesyar Syntax
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13. Naergåo Någizel
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17. Pronunciation
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18. Riåsår Zåçael
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19. Stressing in Mesyar
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20. Survival Phrases
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21. Syntax Test Cases
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22. The Verb "To Be"
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23. Verbs - Present Tense
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Akeyetja, today we will learn the phonology of 
Mesyar, it is has a very simple phonologic system that consists of sounds used in a lot of languages. There are no "extended" sounds and the sound of a letter will always be the same no matter what letter is next to it.In
Mesyar, there are a total of 19 consonats and 6 vowels. In this lesson I will explain how to pronunciate each letter and I will give an example of that letter in a word.Consonants
| Letter | IPA | Word |
|---|---|---|
| b | /b/ | båe |
| d | /d/ | doir |
| f | /f/ | faire |
| ç | /ç/ | çabrei |
| g | /g/ | gan |
| k | /k/ | kabåtul |
| h | /h/ | hafiça |
| l | /l/ | laredja |
| m | /m/ | mabiga |
| n | /n/ | nabuwe |
| dj | /d͡z/ | djeduya |
| tj | /t͡s/ | tjile |
| p | /p/ | panso |
| r | /ɹ/ | rageyeo |
| s | /s/ | saire |
| t | /t/ | taleke |
| z | /z/ | zuye |
| w | /w/ | wasaka |
| y | /j/ | yåliso |
Note: The letter tj is often pronounced as a combination of a t and an s or a c and an h when used for naming something that comes directly from another language, such as in tjile, which means Chile.
Vowels
| Letter | IPA | Word |
|---|---|---|
| a | /a/ | açedja |
| e | /e/ | ebetar |
| i | /i/ | ino |
| o | /o/ | oçoe |
| u | /u/ | uin |
| å | /ɑ/ | åraito |
Now you should be able to read any word in
Mesyar, go and check the dictionary out by clicking here --> http://conworkshop.info/dictionary.php?L=MKL, and start memorizing some vocabulary.See you in the next lesson, kelesarlo.
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