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[[Category: Language]]
[[Category: Language]]
[[Category: Yigós Languages]]
[[Category: Nezo-Romance Languages]]
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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
The language Lingo De Yigo is a [[Nezo-Romance]] language spoken in the island of [[Yigó]]. The language utilizes a three-gender system, contrasting with the two-gender system other Romance languages use.
The language Lingo De Yigo, spelt alternatively as '''Lingo de Jigo''' or '''Lingo de Igo''', is a [[Nezo-Romance]] language closely related to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_language Spanish] spoken in the island of [[Yigó]]. The language utilizes a three-gender system, contrasting with the two-gender system other Romance languages use.


== Origins ==
== Origins ==
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|  || '''Bilabial/Labio-Dental''' || '''Alveolar''' || '''Palatal''' || '''Velar'''
|  || '''Bilabial/Labio-Dental''' || '''Alveolar''' || '''Palatal''' || '''Velar'''
|-
|-
| '''Plosive''' || p, b || t, d ||  || k, g
| '''Plosive''' || p, b || t̪~t, d̪~d ||  || k (c), g
|-
|-
| '''Fricative''' || f, v || s ||
| '''Fricative''' || ɸ~f, β~v || s ||
|-
|-
| '''Nasal''' || m || n ||  ||
| '''Nasal''' || m || n ||  ||
|-
|-
| '''Liquid''' || w* || l || j ||
| '''Liquid''' || (w) || l || j (y or j) || w*
|-
|-
| '''Flap''' ||  || ɾ ||  ||
| '''Flap''' ||  || ɾ (r) ||  ||
|}
|}


  * =Only in diphthongs beginning with /u/; for example, nuiso=/nwiso/.
  * =/w/ is only pronounced in diphthongs beginning with /u/; for example, nuiso=/nwiso/.


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|-
|-
|'''Root''' || mandugr- (eat)
|'''Root''' || manducr- (eat)
|-
|'''+-o''' || manducro "food"
|-
|'''+-ero''' || manducrero "eater"
|-
|'''+-i''' || manducri "I eat"
|-
|'''+-uiso'''|| manducruiso "Eat. (imp.)"
|-
|'''+van-'''|| vamanducri "I will eat"
|-
|'''+ven-'''|| vemanducri "I ate"
|}
 
== Pronouns==
 
Lingo De Yigo has three cases for pronouns: Nominative, Accusative, and Genitive.
 
{| class="wikitable" |}
|
! scope="col" | Nominative
! scope="col" | Accusative
! scope="col" | Genitive
|-
! scope="row" | Singular 1st person
| ie/ye/je
| me
| mi
|-
|-
|'''+-o''' || mandugro "food"
! scope="row" | Plural 1st person
| ies
| mes
| mis
|-
|-
|'''+-ero''' || mandugrero "eater"
! scope="row" | Singular 2nd person
| tu
| te
| ti
|-
|-
|'''+-i''' || mandugri "I eat"
! scope="row" | Plural 2nd person
| tus
| tes
| tis
|-
|-
|'''+-uiso'''|| mandugruiso "Eat. (imp.)"
! scope="row" | Singular 3rd person
| lo, le, la
| lo, le, la
|lo, le, la
|-
|-
|'''+van-'''|| vancomi "I will eat"
! scope="row" | Plural 3rd person
| los, les, las
| los, les, las
| los, les, las
|-
|-
|'''+ven-'''|| vencomi "I ate"
|}
|}



Latest revision as of 20:34, 7 June 2025


Overview

The language Lingo De Yigo, spelt alternatively as Lingo de Jigo or Lingo de Igo, is a Nezo-Romance language closely related to Spanish spoken in the island of Yigó. The language utilizes a three-gender system, contrasting with the two-gender system other Romance languages use.

Origins

The language of Lingo De Yigo originates from the Nezo-Romance branch, though no one knows when the split occured.

Phonology

Bilabial/Labio-Dental Alveolar Palatal Velar
Plosive p, b t̪~t, d̪~d k (c), g
Fricative ɸ~f, β~v s
Nasal m n
Liquid (w) l j (y or j) w*
Flap ɾ (r)
* =/w/ is only pronounced in diphthongs beginning with /u/; for example, nuiso=/nwiso/.
Front Back
Close i u
Mid e o
Open a


Grammar

Lingo De Yigo's grammar includes roots that can take different suffixes to invoke meaning. For example:

Root manducr- (eat)
+-o manducro "food"
+-ero manducrero "eater"
+-i manducri "I eat"
+-uiso manducruiso "Eat. (imp.)"
+van- vamanducri "I will eat"
+ven- vemanducri "I ate"

Pronouns

Lingo De Yigo has three cases for pronouns: Nominative, Accusative, and Genitive.

Nominative Accusative Genitive
Singular 1st person ie/ye/je me mi
Plural 1st person ies mes mis
Singular 2nd person tu te ti
Plural 2nd person tus tes tis
Singular 3rd person lo, le, la lo, le, la lo, le, la
Plural 3rd person los, les, las los, les, las los, les, las

Yéshvwae Loanwords

Due to the speakers' proximities, Lingo De Yigo has borrowed a few loanwords from Yéshvwae.