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The language will undergo a few changes in the period between the Reign of Arami and that of Klorabis.

Stay tuned while Tearan gets at ease with their tongue.

This is a current work-in-progress version of the phonetic reading of the script.

“Word” here means the root term. Any addition comes after the part in parenthesis.

Keeping this here temporarily but this is more important for Ibbalese than for Valakese.

• Dw is rarely ever use in other context than referring to the 2nd person. Same for Ny for 1st person and Xl for 3rd person.
• Xy can be used as part of a word to denote a long ee between roots, but is favoured for marking the there case instead.
• Yw can be used as a word started, but is usually used only for hence case.
• Yy by itself or at the start of a word denote the tone at which what comes before is meant to be said (think “Hello?” *she said abruptly*). For words that end in a ii sound, a compromise is mead with either Wy, Yl, or Yd depending on what fits best the word.
• Xd, for fire, is short for Askira, and this causes the “sk” from middle and end
• Xy and Xx are sometimes used interchangeably for denoting a “h” starting word, though Xx is prefered.

When writing in relatively single phonemes, doublons have a preferred and a special case.

B for example can be written with the Bean character, but can and will be written with the Dead character in more “serious” words.

P will use the Cup character, but the Hail one in strategy related terms.

The Mix (Ng) character appears twice, both in making Ny and making G. The second is a rarer form, but still exist. As for Wish (Gx), it can be used to make the Tsh sound due to how often words that had an aspirated k (written as K'h) turned into Tsh.

And so on.