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''redirects from Avalonsieu~~'' ''~~and የአቫሎን ቋን''

redirects from [[Avalonsieu]] and የአቫሎን ቋን

~~[[File:Flagofavalon.png|thumb|242x242px|the flag of Avalon, and Avalonese]]~~

'''Avalonese,''' or '''Avalonsieu''' (/avəlɒˈnsɪəw/ [https://wiki.earthmc.net/wiki/File:Avalonsieu.mp3 🔊 Audio]) is a West Germanic language used by the early avalonese settlers, today it takes much influence from the Romance languages, and government officials in [[Avalon]] are required to learn it in order to govern, and learning it is a very important skill in the nation.

'''Avalonese,''' or '''Avalonsieu''' (/avəlɒˈnsɪəw/ [https://earthmc.~~fandom.com~~/wiki/File:Avalonsieu.mp3 🔊 Audio]) is a West Germanic language used by the early avalonese settlers, today it takes much influence from the Romance languages, and government officials in [[Avalon]] are required to learn it in order to govern, and learning it is a very important skill in the nation.

{{Series_on_Avalon_3.0}}''<nowiki/><nowiki/>''

''"Piou Tic!" ''- A traditional greeting in Avalonese, the direct meaning would be ''<nowiki/>'Pee (for) You!"''

[[File:Flagofavalon.png|thumb|242x242px|The flag of Avalon and Avalonese]]

There exists a translator for English-speakers to use Avalonese, it is called the [https://lingojam.com/EnglishtoStandardAvalonese English to Standard Avalonese Translator]

There exists a translator for English-speakers to use Avalonese, it is called the [https://lingojam.com/EnglishtoStandardAvalonese English to Standard Avalonese Translator].

[[File:Avalonese alphabet 2.png|thumb|242x242px|the modern Avalonese alphabet, used to this day]]

== Alphabet ==

~~[[File:Avalonese alphabet 2.png|thumb|242x242px|the modern Avalonese alphabet, used to this day]]~~

=== '''Summary''' ===

The Modern Standardized Avalonese Alphabet consists of 22 letters, 5 of which are vowels and 17 of which are consonants. All Avalonese citizens know at least a portion of the alphabet even if they do not know Avalonese. It is ingrained in their culture.

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== Grammar ==

~~Nouns~~ in ~~Avalonese~~ end in -U, and plural nouns end in -UN,

Avalonese has 3 grammatical genders: Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter.

Masculine singular nouns end in -OU, Feminine singular nouns in -AU, and Neuter singular nouns in -EU

And Masculine plural nouns end in -OUN, Feminine plural nouns in -AUN, and Neuter plural nouns in -EUN

Determiners end in the near-same ending trend as the nouns, such as The (Lo/La/Le/Lon/Lan/Len), or That/Those (Lou/Lau/Leu/Loun/Laun/Leun)

Adjectives end in -I, Adverbs end in -O,

and ~~Verbs~~ have 5 main tenses;

Verbs merge with the Pronoun and have 6 main tenses;

"i" (I go/igraus) is marked by -AU-

"you" (you eat/kouias) is marked by -A-

"he" (he sleeps/dourvois) is marked by -OI-

"she" (she dreamed/soungaif) is marked by -AI-

'it" (it happens/hoikazeis) is marked by -EI-

"they" (they will do/furmouc) is marked by -OU-

"we" (we watch/ueirceus) is marked by -EU-

"y'all" (y'all see/vixuans) is marked by -AN-

And any unspecified ones are marked by -R

the present tense is marked by -AS,

the present tense is marked by -S,

the past tense is marked by -IS,

the past tense is marked by -F,

the future tense is marked by -US,

the future tense is marked by -C,

the ~~gerund or~~ "~~-ing~~" tense is marked by -~~AST~~,

the past preterite "done" tense is marked by -N,

~~and~~ the ~~preterite~~ "~~done~~" tense is marked by -~~OS.~~

the gerund or "-ing" tense is marked by -ST,

The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -AR.

The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -I.

If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.

If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.<br />

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== History ==

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An example of Modern Avalonese thus follows:

Avalonese: ''"~~Star~~, ou nao ~~star~~? ~~lau stas la~~ denmacieu. ~~Tcao z'istas~~ pao sfoblei en la mendeu ~~hatikar gic kan la~~ arkaun oi zagoun dei ~~uiltoi gorou~~, ou ~~prontar~~ barmeun kau u ~~metas~~ dei malei, oi, bou hatikast, ~~zentcas~~ hinc"''

Avalonese: ''"Esti, ou nao esti ei? leu es le denmacieu. Tcao esteis pao sfoblei en le mendeu esti hatikeur bou lan arkaun oi zagoun dei loukui bugoi, ou pronti barmeun kau u marou dei malei dafeiroun, oi, bou hatikast, zentcar hinc"''

English: ''"To be, or not to be? That is the question. Whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And, by opposing, end them"''

=== '''Extent of Avalonese''' ===

[[File:Avalonese dialects.png|thumb|393x393px|Historic Avalonese Dialects of Eastern Canada]]

Avalonese as a language is very centralized within Eastern Canada, it originates from the Island of Newfoundland whose inhabitants migrated from Eastern Africa for religious reasons, and its host nation with the same name of Avalon, however due to conquest of the region and for communication efficiency, many other cultures have adopted the Avalonese language either as a language secondary to the national language or cultures choosing to override their current language with Avalonese. Some have even abandoned their previous culture and define themselves now as only Avalonese.

There are 10 major different dialects in the region, each with unique attributes and differences. The dialect with the highest population would have to be the Canadian dialect. However, Avalonese is only a secondary language to their national language of Canadian, and there are more Avalonese speakers overall in the second largest being the Metropolitan Dialect in that of Eastern Newfoundland. This dialect is regarded as the default for many Avalonese speakers due to its growing [[20th Century Faux|film industry]] and also for hosting the Capital of Avalon; [[Dildo's Dildo|Dildo]]. Metropolitan Avalonese speakers often poke fun at the American Dialect of Avalonese; the Black Sheep of the Avalonese dialects which takes from the traditional American national language of American in its ugly use of the "ur" and "uh" sounds that Avalonese speakers in general like to call '<nowiki/>''puiast um evou''', Or, in it's feudal english translation "Pooping an Egg".

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=== '''Ancient Avalonese''' ===

~~was~~ the language of the Avalonese settlers before and slightly after arriving on Newfoundland Island, nobody speaks it as a first language today but it is used in religious affairs and gatherings based on the nation's religion [[Pissism]] and many Shites have to learn it as a second language in order to read out sermons correctly, it is also one of the first requirements for becoming the Poop. Many ancient relics are engraved with Ancient Avalonese such as the Pee Pee monument.

Ancient Avalonese is the language the Avalonese settlers used before and slightly after arriving on Newfoundland Island, nobody speaks it as a first language today but it is used in religious affairs and gatherings based on the nation's religion [[Pissism]] and many Shites have to learn it as a second language in order to read out sermons correctly, it is also one of the first requirements for becoming the Poop. Many ancient relics are engraved with Ancient Avalonese such as the Pee Pee monument.

An example of Ancient Avalonese thus follows:

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[[Category:Ethnicity]]

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-''redirects from Avalonsieu'' ''and የአቫሎን ቋን''
+ redirects from [[Avalonsieu]] and የአቫሎን ቋን
-[[File:Flagofavalon.png|thumb|242x242px|the flag of Avalon, and Avalonese]]
+'''Avalonese,''' or '''Avalonsieu''' (/avəlɒˈnsɪəw/ [https://wiki.earthmc.net/wiki/File:Avalonsieu.mp3 🔊 Audio]) is a West Germanic language used by the early avalonese settlers, today it takes much influence from the Romance languages, and government officials in [[Avalon]] are required to learn it in order to govern, and learning it is a very important skill in the nation.
-'''Avalonese,''' or '''Avalonsieu''' (/avəlɒˈnsɪəw/ [https://earthmc.fandom.com/wiki/File:Avalonsieu.mp3 🔊 Audio]) is a West Germanic language used by the early avalonese settlers, today it takes much influence from the Romance languages, and government officials in [[Avalon]] are required to learn it in order to govern, and learning it is a very important skill in the nation.
+{{Series_on_Avalon_3.0}}''<nowiki/><nowiki/>''
 ''"Piou Tic!" ''- A traditional greeting in Avalonese, the direct meaning would be ''<nowiki/>'Pee (for) You!"''
+[[File:Flagofavalon.png|thumb|242x242px|The flag of Avalon and Avalonese]]
-There exists a translator for English-speakers to use Avalonese, it is called the [https://lingojam.com/EnglishtoStandardAvalonese English to Standard Avalonese Translator]
+There exists a translator for English-speakers to use Avalonese, it is called the [https://lingojam.com/EnglishtoStandardAvalonese English to Standard Avalonese Translator].
+[[File:Avalonese alphabet 2.png|thumb|242x242px|the modern Avalonese alphabet, used to this day]]
 == Alphabet ==
-[[File:Avalonese alphabet 2.png|thumb|242x242px|the modern Avalonese alphabet, used to this day]]
 === '''Summary''' ===
 The Modern Standardized Avalonese Alphabet consists of 22 letters, 5 of which are vowels and 17 of which are consonants. All Avalonese citizens know at least a portion of the alphabet even if they do not know Avalonese. It is ingrained in their culture.
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 == Grammar ==
-Nouns in Avalonese end in -U, and plural nouns end in -UN,
+Avalonese has 3 grammatical genders: Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter.
+Masculine singular nouns end in -OU, Feminine singular nouns in -AU, and Neuter singular nouns in -EU
+And Masculine plural nouns end in -OUN, Feminine plural nouns in -AUN, and Neuter plural nouns in -EUN
+Determiners end in the near-same ending trend as the nouns, such as The (Lo/La/Le/Lon/Lan/Len), or That/Those (Lou/Lau/Leu/Loun/Laun/Leun)
 Adjectives end in -I, Adverbs end in -O,
-and Verbs have 5 main tenses;
+Verbs merge with the Pronoun and have 6 main tenses;
+"i" (I go/igraus) is marked by -AU-
+"you" (you eat/kouias) is marked by -A-
+"he" (he sleeps/dourvois) is marked by -OI-
+"she" (she dreamed/soungaif) is marked by -AI-
+'it" (it happens/hoikazeis) is marked by -EI-
+"they" (they will do/furmouc) is marked by -OU-
+"we" (we watch/ueirceus) is marked by -EU-
+"y'all" (y'all see/vixuans) is marked by -AN-
+And any unspecified ones are marked by -R
-the present tense is marked by -AS,
+the present tense is marked by -S,
-the past tense is marked by -IS,
+the past tense is marked by -F,
-the future tense is marked by -US,
+the future tense is marked by -C,
-the gerund or "-ing" tense is marked by -AST,
+the past preterite "done" tense is marked by -N,
-and the preterite "done" tense is marked by -OS.
+the gerund or "-ing" tense is marked by -ST,
-The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -AR.
+The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -I.
-If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.
+If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.<br />
-<br />
 == History ==
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 An example of Modern Avalonese thus follows:
-Avalonese: ''"Star, ou nao star? lau stas la denmacieu. Tcao z'istas pao sfoblei en la mendeu hatikar gic kan la arkaun oi zagoun dei uiltoi gorou, ou prontar barmeun kau u metas dei malei, oi, bou hatikast, zentcas hinc"''
+Avalonese: ''"Esti, ou nao esti ei? leu es le denmacieu.  Tcao esteis pao sfoblei en le mendeu esti hatikeur bou lan arkaun oi zagoun dei loukui bugoi, ou pronti barmeun kau u marou dei malei dafeiroun, oi, bou hatikast, zentcar hinc"''
 English: ''"To be, or not to be? That is the question. Whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And, by opposing, end them"''
+=== '''Extent of Avalonese''' ===
+[[File:Avalonese dialects.png|thumb|393x393px|Historic Avalonese Dialects of Eastern Canada]]
+Avalonese as a language is very centralized within Eastern Canada, it originates from the Island of Newfoundland whose inhabitants migrated from Eastern Africa for religious reasons, and its host nation with the same name of Avalon, however due to conquest of the region and for communication efficiency, many other cultures have adopted the Avalonese language either as a language secondary to the national language or cultures choosing to override their current language with Avalonese. Some have even abandoned their previous culture and define themselves now as only Avalonese.
+There are 10 major different dialects in the region, each with unique attributes and differences. The dialect with the highest population would have to be the Canadian dialect. However, Avalonese is only a secondary language to their national language of Canadian, and there are more Avalonese speakers overall in the second largest being the Metropolitan Dialect in that of Eastern Newfoundland. This dialect is regarded as the default for many Avalonese speakers due to its growing [[20th Century Faux|film industry]] and also for hosting the Capital of Avalon; [[Dildo's Dildo|Dildo]]. Metropolitan Avalonese speakers often poke fun at the American Dialect of Avalonese; the Black Sheep of the Avalonese dialects which takes from the traditional American national language of American in its ugly use of the "ur" and "uh" sounds that Avalonese speakers in general like to call '<nowiki/>''puiast um evou''', Or, in it's feudal english translation "Pooping an Egg".
+<br />
 === '''Ancient Avalonese''' ===
-was the language of the Avalonese settlers before and slightly after arriving on Newfoundland Island, nobody speaks it as a first language today but it is used in religious affairs and gatherings based on the nation's religion [[Pissism]] and many Shites have to learn it as a second language in order to read out sermons correctly, it is also one of the first requirements for becoming the Poop. Many ancient relics are engraved with Ancient Avalonese such as the Pee Pee monument.
+Ancient Avalonese is the language the Avalonese settlers used before and slightly after arriving on Newfoundland Island, nobody speaks it as a first language today but it is used in religious affairs and gatherings based on the nation's religion [[Pissism]] and many Shites have to learn it as a second language in order to read out sermons correctly, it is also one of the first requirements for becoming the Poop. Many ancient relics are engraved with Ancient Avalonese such as the Pee Pee monument.
 An example of Ancient Avalonese thus follows:
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 [[Category:Languages]]
 [[Category:Ethnicity]]
+[[Category:Avalon]]

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