| The Teanguan Alphabet Is much like the english. It is comprised of 4 immutable consonants, 12 mutable and 8 vowels. These are unchanging regardless of which of the 6 dialects being used. Vowel Letter Phontic a Ah e Ee I Eye O Oh U Uh W oo Ae aye Ii yah Immutable l el n in ch akuh zz tzah Mutable (Have same phontic value of English language excepted which is in some cases is pronounced as Juh) b c d f g h j m p r s t |
| Double N Any time NN is used it implies a repeated action. Such as Again and again IE: Eanagann |
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| Lesson 1 to Open- Onach (Oh-Nahk) to Close- Eanclo (ee-ahn kloh) to Sit- Sinach (Seye-Nahk) to Stand- Stanach (Stah-Nahk) to Speak- Spenach (Spee-Nahk) to Write- Wrinach (Oo-Reye Nahk) |
| Lesson 2 Hello- Duii (Duh-Yah) GoodBye-Lane (Lahn-Nee) How are you?-Oichea? (Oy Chee-ah) How do you say-sanach cys oo (Sah-nakuh kiss oo) Excuse me- Slan (Slahn) Good Day-La nela (Lah Nee-Lah) Do You speak- Salahae (Sah-Lah-Hay) |
| Lesson 3 You are Welcome- welcoo. (Oo-Eel Cooh) Good Afternoon- La Nola (Lah Noh-Lah) Yes-Esea (Ehs Ee-Ah) No-Ni (Nyh) Almost-bunys (Buhnees) Thank You- Baile (Bah-Eye-lee) Up-Seose (See-oh-see) Down-Erscyn (ehr Skin) Sorry- Eagul (Ee-Ah-guhl) |
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| Lesson 4 Telling Time It is 3:38 p.m. Lo echey tre treta-och. It is 3:30 a.m. Echey lo tre-treta. |
