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Tribal Emerstarian: -1700 BC
Old Emerstarian: 1700 BC - 422 AD
Middle Emerstarian: 422 AD - 1000 AD
High Emerstarian: 1000 AD - 1550 AD
Emerstarian: 1550 AD - Present
Family: Germanic
Writing System: Latin Script
Speakers: 249,812,093
Translator: Emerstarian
Alphabet |
A | 'a' as in alarm |
B | 'p' as in pencil |
C | 'k' as in kitten |
D | 'd' as in dog |
E | 'e' as in England |
F | 'f' as in fog |
G | 'g' as in Garfield |
H | 'h' as in hall |
I | 'i' as in in |
J | 'y' as in yen |
K | 'k' as in king |
L | 'l' as in gel |
M | 'm' as in Tom |
N | 'n' as in on |
O | 'o' as in rod |
P | 'f' as in fog |
Q | 'q' as in qeen |
R | 'r' as in run |
S | 's' as in song |
T | 't' as in tall |
U | 'o' as in money |
V | 'v' as in Venice |
W | 'w' as in woman |
X | 'x' as in xylophone |
Y | 'l' as in long |
Z | 'z' as in zoo |
Æ | 'a' as in aim |
Ø/Œ | 'o' as in mode |
ß | 'Sh' as in shut |
ᵫ | 'u' as in you |
þ | 'th' as in then |
Letter Combination |
EA/EE | 'ea' as in bean |
E | 'e' at the end of a word is |
EI | 'i' as in mine |
HV | 'f' as in fun |
SCH | 'sch' as in Schwartz |
TT | 'd' as in mud |
E | 'e' at the end of a word is |
EY | 'ay' as in day |
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Modern Emerstarian is a descendant of Primeval Emerstarian which evolved from copious Emerstarian dialects spoken throughout northwestern Emerstari around 20000 BC. Emerstarian has matured considerably throughout time, notably in the Eleventh Century when the newly reunited Emerstari attempted to unite the dialects of Emerstarian that had stemmed from Archaic Emerstari once the Furst Imperium fell. Since the Fifteenth Century, Emerstarian has grown to be a valued language in trade and diplomacy due to its colonial empire It is the national language of several former colonies and the official language of multiple international organizations, such as the Emerstarian Commonwealth, the Eurevian Free Trade Organization, and the Venson Union.
Examples:
He went to the store on Monday.
Han goane til der mӕrked pa Emersdey.I speak no English.
Jeg tale-ikke Engelesch.How are you doing?
Hur ar du doande?Jeg tale nej Engelesch.
There is a group of ducks over there.
Dær ar en anka flok dær.Yesterday Johann told me, "We should go to a restaurant Saturday."
Johann taleane mig sendey – „Vi bore goen til en resterangt pa Ronalsdey”She had to go back to her friend's house as she forgot her wallet there.
Hen haane tilbage til hens van-as hus atten hens planbok vur glommaane dær.