Gwãtsan

It used to be spoken throughout the world during the early ages. It lasted for 1000 years. When they became capable of making spaceships they adapted the language spoken by humans called English. They learned the words of the humans by their many visits to Earth.   They debated whether to change their names or not. They eventually decided to make their names more human sounding but they tried to make them different from humans.   Records show that it was considered to be a beautiful language. People try to understand this ancient language but have a hard time speaking it. There’s no one alive today that remembers this. Some areas of the world still remember this language and speak it.  

Numbers

Gwãtsan has a base-10 number system:  
Base 10 Number System
1 - pfut
2 - lee
3 - dlag̈
4 - kkhu
5 - chaw̃
6 - ulèkoo
7 - pfèth
8 - tsov
9 - ĩk
10 - nè̃g̈
Hundred - kuuq
Thousand - pfõkh

Vocabulary

Consonant inventory: b d f g k l m n p q t w x ɢ ɸ ʦ ʧ β θ χ  
↓Manner/Place→BilabialLabiodentalDentalAlveolarPalato-alveolarVelarUvular
Nasalmn
Stopp bt dk gq ɢ
Affricateʦʧ
Fricativeɸ βfθxχ
Lateral approximantl
  Vowel inventory: a aː ã e eː ẽ i iː ĩ o oː õ u uː ũ ɔ ɔː ɔ̃ ɛ ɛː ɛ̃  
FrontBack
Highi iː ĩu uː ũ
High-mide eː ẽo oː õ
Low-midɛ ɛː ɛ̃ɔ ɔː ɔ̃
Lowa aː ã
   

Verbs

 
FuturePrefix ɛː-
èèbwèè /ɛːˈbwɛː/ will learn
  Gwãtsan uses a standalone particle word for past tense:
PastParticle before the verb: wuq -
wuq bwèè /wuq bwɛː/ learned
Prompt
Write about a death of a language
Spoken By
Cédai
Alternate Name
Language of Old
Beautiful Language


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