Salt-Yui language

Basics

The following are some basic examples of phrases and nouns in Salt-Yui:

The following is how you pronounce certain vowels in Salt-Yui:

Most consonants are similar to English, except for the following:

r between vowels is flapped i.e. like 'd<nowiki/>'. And if placed at the end of a word it is not voiced but trilled.
l between vowels is flapped i.e. like '<nowiki/>d<nowiki/>'. but if not, it has the same friction as the English 'l<nowiki/>'.
ng is normally pronounced as in 'sing<nowiki/>', but if it is in the 2nd person it should be pronounced as a sequence of 'n+g<nowiki/>'

Most nouns may show ownership this way:

Example:

Personal pronouns are shown like this:

The following is how to conjugate verbs with personal pronouns shown with an example:

As seen above, Salt-Yui has a special form for verbs with 'I alone'; why this is is still unknown.

Other example verbs:

All of these verbs can follow the previous conjugations for verbs.

In Salt-Yui, adjectives usually follow the noun, here are some examples of adjectives in Salt-Yui:

There are five cardinal numerals that have been written down, which are the following: