Ninjoan

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Not to be confused with Ninjago, Empire of Ninjasus, or Ninja.
For more information, go to Ninjasus (disambiguation)
Ninjago
RegionsOniyan-Forestrian Empire
Number of speakers2
Language family
  • Proto-Ninjoan
    • Ninjoan Proper
      • Reformed Ninjoan
    • Forestrian Ninjoan Proper
      • Newer Forestrian
    • Oniyan
Type of languageLanguage family
Regulated byDoFaIR

The Ninjoan [Niɳɟœn’Æ] language is one of the official languages of the Forestrian Empire. It is made up of the Latin alphabet. It is proposed as a "Syllabic-Alphabet" by the creator.

Alphabet

Computer

Ninjoan Alphabet

There are many letters in the alphabet. Most words have not been made. The computer version only has the letters:

  • A,a,æ
  • B,b
  • D,d,[dxv/ pronounced “dychev”]
  • E,e,ę,[ecx/ pronounced “exec” or “exetoc”]
  • F,f,[fye/ pronounced “fyee”],ᵮ
  • H,h
  • I,i,[Ninjoan ì/ pronouced ie]
  • J,j
  • K,k
  • M,m, Μ μ
  • N,n,ñ
  • O,o,œ
  • P,p,[pye/ pronounced pyee], π (piyén)
  • Q,q,Φ
  • R,r
  • S,s,ś
  • T,t
  • U,u,[Ninjoan û/ pronounced ue]
  • V,v
  • W,w,[Weyę/ pronounced wheeya]
  • X,x
  • Y,y,[Ninjoan ÿ/ pronounced yyeea]
  • Z,z

This is because some of the words are not needed and are excluded. Some of the words are also interchangeable.

Paper

There are also many characters on paper form.

Inventory

Front Back
High i u
High-mid e o
Low-mid æ
Near low œ
Low a
Bilabial Labiodental Alveolar Palatal Glottal
Nasal m n ɲ
Plosvie voiceless p t
voiced b d
Fricative voiceless f s
voiced v z
Trill r

Forestrian Ninjoan Proper

Forestrian Ninjoan is the primary Ninjoan language used in Forestria.

Phrase

Veni, Vidi, Vici

would mean in Ninjoan:

Venií , Vedûum , Vetchus

Reformed Ninjoan

Reformed Ninjoan (Ninãou or Riformaldi Ninjlãou) is a Romance language based heavily on Portuguese. It also uses the original version of the spelling of Ninjoan (Niɳɟœn’Æ) as a co-official spelling, even though the j with a cross (ɟ), o and e (œ), and capital A and E (Æ) and many other letters don't exist in the language.

External links

  1. Current Words, Dictionary
  2. Translator