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Factbook of Jalanat

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Table of Contents:
Outline of Jalanat
  • Geography
  • Economy
  • History
  • Military
  • Government and political structure
  • People and population
  • Communications
  • Misc
Jalanese Language
  • Grammar
  • Common phrases
  • IPA for Jalanese
  • Alphabet and Writing System
  • Jalanese English Dialect

Outline of Jalanat

Geography of Jalanat
Relative location: Jalanat is located in the southern hemisphere for the most part but a rather big part of Jalanat is in the northern hemisphere. Jalanat is completely surrounded by the Asosken sea
Area: 5,296,017 km2 wherefrom 5.67% is water
Forest Coverage: 11.37%
Bordering nations: none, Jalanat is completely surrounded by the sea
Terrain: Jalanat consists of 12 islands, the biggest Island is the Aldo Island. There are mountain ranges in the Aldo island and the Isla Du Javanier whilse the rest of Jalanat has a flat or hilly landscape. rougly 11% of Jalanat is covered with rainforests
Climate: Jalanat mainly has a tropical rainforest climate but has a savanna climate further south.
Elevation extremes: The highest point in Jalanat is Mount Fertigos which is 2149 meters high, Mount Fertigos is positioned in the centre of the Aldo Island in the Aldo Range. The Minimum Elevation in Jalanat is the Munsev Polder at 8,2 metres below sea level.
Natural hazards: Jalanat has numerous natural hazards, Earthquakes and Tsunamis are main hazards as the Munsiv Faultline runs through the north coast of the Aldo Island, further through the Javanier, Nou strait and continues eastwards. Earthquakes claim the lives of 12 people anually. Tsunamis are also a problem in Jalanat and are mainly caused by earthquakes. Another natural hazards are Hurricanes, Jalanat experiences hurricane seasons from June to November.
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Economy of Jalanat
Gross domestic product: $37,029,940,560,000.00
GDP per capita: $20,469.84
Population below poverty line: 3.76%
Unemployment rate: 4.07%
Income tax rate: 100%
Inflation rate: 1.90
Labour force: 908,105,000
Budget:
Administration: 10% $3,702,994,056,000.00
Social Welfare: 12% $4,443,592,867,200.00
Healthcare: 12% $4,443,592,867,200.00
Education: 21% $7,776,287,517,600.00
Religion & Spirituality: 0% $0
Defence: 11% $4,073,293,461,600.00
Law & Order: 9% $3,332,694,650,400.00
Commerce: 3% $1,110,898,216,800.00
Public Transport: 3% $1,110,898,216,800.00
The Environment: 10% $3,702,994,056,000.00
Social Equality: 11% $4,443,592,867,200.00
Natural gas:
-Production 600,120 million cu m
-Consumption 548,980 million cu m
-Exports 51,140 million cu m
-Imports 0 million cu m
Oil:
-Production 8,457,000 bbl/day
-Consumption 10,240,900 bbl/day
-Exports 0 bbl/day
-Imports 1,783,000 bbl/day
Currency: Radul
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10 Radulcents coin
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50 Radulcents coin
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1 Radul coin
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2 Radul coin
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5 Radul coin
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10 Radul coin
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20 Radul Plastic Card
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50 Radul Plastic Card
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100 Radul Plastic Card
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200 Radul Plastic Card

Currency code: RDL
Exchange rates: 1 radul = $1.0067

History of Jalanat
The 1500 Filde war was the beginning of the founding of Jalanat. before Jalanat was founded regions were at war with each other. The war started when King Feder from the Aldo region started sending his legions towards the other regions to expand his kingdom. the other regions formed an alliance known as the Isla alliance to fend off the much bigger Aldo region. There were huge naval battles and several battles on land between the Isla alliance soldiers and the Aldo troops that landed on the isles. The biggest part of the war was in the northern Isla du Javanier region, the war was undecided as both sides sustained heavy casualties but eventually the legion of king Feder broke through and got into the capital of Isla du Javanier, Grotto. After the news arrived to the other regions they capitulated and the Treaty of Virus was singed. The Aldo region successfully conquered the other regions and were added to the kingdom of Feder and he declared his new country the Kingdom of Jalanat.

the 1582 Dicolón war was again a war to expand the Jalanese territory, king Dumaiv ordered the Jalanese legion to move further south east and take the land there. the Jalanese legion went in with low morale. It was already a bad start and it wouldn't get anything better as the opposing country, Fyville, was much better armed. the Jalanese legion suffered heavy casualties while Fyville had almost no casualties, the Jalanese advance went extremely slow. It was when the Jalanese were about to retreat that the general of the Jalanese legion, General Fiminsk, ordered a last stand at the Talon mountains. the forces met up and General Fiminsk ordered archer lines to stand on the ridges of the mountains while the ground troops had to take ambush positions, General Fiminsk used Guerrilla tactics to win from the Fyville forces, the battle was won with ony few Jalanese casualties. even though the Jalanese won this battle but were not able to continue further, they stopped after they took a large island south of Fyville which became known as the Nous Province.

in 1921 one of the bloodiest civil wars in history occured in Jalanat, the war was between the communistic states trying to end the monarchy of Jalanat and trying to instate a socialist system (nous region and setu region) and the capitalistic states also trying to end the monarchy of Jalanat and instate a capitalist system (isla du javanier, aldo region and nou region) after king Fesemsu died a power vaccuum was created, both the sides wanted to take the power vaccuum and get rule over the country, this resulted in a bloody war for the throne. one of the most important battles was the battle at Shinsun, Shinsun was an extremely important place for both sides. the capitalists had 7 trenches around the city and several ships patrolled the waters of Shinsun. the communists tried to overwhelm Shinsun by attacking from land and sea. they surrounded the entire city. the communistic infantry took the trenches by storming them with bayonets and using assault troopers to throw grenades in the trenches. When Shinsun was taken the capitalists lost a very important economic center. The victory at Shinsun gave the communists a lot of morale and they managed to push further, sweeping through the lands to meet up with the capitalists on the Asems plain north of Jaliun. the battle was static and both sides took casualties in the trench-to-trench battle. it was untill tanks arrived that the Communists managed to push through, getting to Jaliun. the communists rode with tanks over the city streets and took the capital building. from that day forward the government of Jalanat took a pro-communist stance.

In 1961 Jalanat was running out of space to build on and looked for new lands, they started colonizing new lands. A huge war took place in Nous Sinnoh. Even though the Jalanese forces were victorious they sustained heavy casualties while the Nous Sinnians were poorly equipped and had less experienced soldiers, however Nous Sinnoh managed to put the terrain to optimal use and it became a guerrilla war, something the Jalanese soldiers were not experienced with. The beach landings were already a mess and the Jalanese forces used poor tactics and 1 out of 8 of the invading forces did not make it further than the beach. The rest of the war went extremely slow and Nous Sinnians constantly laid ambushes on convoys and managed to cut supply routes, Finally Jalanat sent in a second force twice the size of the original Invading forces to try and reinforce the soldiers fighting in Nous Sinnoh. But this caused a 2 front war and the 2 forces remained cut off. Finally Jalanat managed to pull off a victory in the Battle of Orange, the 2 fronts attacked Orange at the same time surrounded the city and captured it, after this the war still moved slowly and it eventually turned into Trench Warfare. Jalanat was forced to send in a third force to reinforce the frontline, finally Jalanat was able to push further. The last battle was the Battle of Asyf. The Jalanese forces attacked the capital from the East and from the South, they took heavy casualties in the suburbs but were victorious, in the end the Jalanese Armed Forces took 98,300 casualties (almost half of all invading forces) while the Nous Sinnians took roughly 72,000 casualties. Nous Sinnoh was officially declared a colony of Jalanat after the treaty of Orange was signed in 1963 in the city of Orange. The capital of Nous Sinnoh was renamed Asyf-Jaliun and in 1977 Novograd was founded, in 1984 Nous Talosin was founded and in early 2005 the city of Nous Asuko was founded.

The years 2008 and 2009 are known as the most chaotic years in the history of Jalanat with both unrest going on in Jalanat itself as in the Colony of Nous Sinnoh. On March 2008 a group of capitalists led by Li Ko Hong managed to storm the government building which was at that time not properly secured. The capitalists managed to shoot President Jala Soma who heard the capitalists were coming and hid in a kitchen cupboard. The capitalists won very quickly due to the lack of security, this gave them the opportunity to take over control without having a huge military conflict. Li Ko Hong, the leader of the coup was declared president of Jalanat, later on he appointed Asuko Lucario as his right hand. Just a year after being declared president Li Ko Hong had a heart attack while in office and died on the way to the hospital. Asuko Lucario became the new president and declared Jalanat a communist state again. The capitalists who attempted the coup were tracked down and imprisoned. The unrest in Jalanat would continue as an armed conflict started in the Nous Province, the Nous Jaliun Independece Force, a rebellious group fighting for the independence of the Nous Province blew up a car bomb in the middle of Nous Jaliun's most visited plaza killing dozens of civilians. Just moments after this news crews came to the plaza and recorded the aftermath of the car bomb. However the Nous Jaliun Independece Force then stormed the plaza with assault rifles, taking the lives of 29 more civilians and 7 police officers. As an immediate response the Jalanese Army was sent to war against the terrorists that threatened Jalanat. In the Jalanese Colony unrest started soon after, a resistance was formed named the NSSA (Nous Sinnoh Seperatists Alliance). The resistance is made up of small tiny resistance forces operating in Nous Sinnoh working together in the same alliance, it is notable however that there were 2 resistance forces not in this Alliance, the Novograd Fascist Fighters (NFF) and the Armed Islami Resistance (AIR). The NSSA's first action was an attempt to blow up the Jalanese Colonial Affairs Building. They sent a warning message to Jalanat that if they would not receive independence they would blow up the building which could cost the lives of thousands. Jalanat's government however responded to this threat with military actions. A small platoon was first sent to the Building to try and secure it, they were spotted by NSSA forces however and a firefight started. The leader of the resistance was contacted about the platoon trying to secure the building and immediately responded by ordering the bombs to be triggered. The building collapsed and 124 people found their death, the building was not completely occupied during the night and the amount of casualties would have been almost twice as high would the bombs have been detonated during the day. Jalanat immediately sent in even more troops to try and shut down the Resistance forces. The NSSA was not making a lot of progress in the resistance war and neither were the seperatists in Nous Jaliun, desperately the two joined forces to fight the much stronger Jalanat. After this happened the seperatists were finally making progress and on August 21st the North-West of Nous Sinnoh was liberated by the resistance forces. The Jalanese military showed signs of retreating but they tried to hold ground in the south of Nous Sinnoh but retreated from Nous Sinnoh entirely on september 9th. Nous Sinnoh was declared independent and immediately started sending troops to Nous Jaliun, they were attacked by the Jalanese navy as they tried to move troops to Nous Jaliun, about 10% of the troops did not make it to the shores of Nous Jaliun. The seperatists gained the upper hand after the reinforcements arrived and pushed the Jalanese soldiers back in the Nous Province. The advance stopped as the seperatists were not able to push further. the front was completely stopped and the soldiers from both sides dug into trenches but both sides could not push any further. Jalanat finally decided to surrender the land they lost to the seperatists and a peace treaty was signed, Nous Jaliun was declared as an independent state.

In Early 2010 during a speech by President Asuko Lucario he stated that the government of Jalanat would be working towards the final stage of communism and end the dictatorship of the proletariat and elections would be held again for the first time since 1992. Anti-Revisionist groups, already fearing that this would happen had made plans to stage a coup d'etat shortly after the speech by President Asuko Lucario. 2 days after the speech the presidential residence was closed down after an anti-revisionist group threatened to detonate a bomb hidden inside the presidential residence, bomb squads arrived at the scene immediately to find the bomb and defuse it. After searching for hours they found nothing. Following the bomb threats a public poll indicated that only 37% of the population were in favor of stateless communism, however, 89% were in favor of elections. Just a week after the last speech the president gave, he withdrew his statement that the government would work towards the final stage of communism but that the elections would still continue.
The elections began on April 14th, exactly 18 years after the last recorded election in Jalanat. The results were in favor of Asuko Lucario with 71% of the voters voting for him, the only other candidate was Ichirou Kougen from the New Road Party.

Jalanat became a member of the International Pact For the Proper and Ethical Treatment of All Sentient Persons (IPPETASP) on May the 6th. This led to a few relatively harmless protests by conservative groups in Jalanat, they complained that the people from Jalanat had little to say about the entering of this pact. The cabinet considered a political reform of Jalanat's government after they received the complaint. The debate happened inside the presidential residence away from civilians and news cameras. Eventually during a speech President Asuko Lucario stated that after a long debate the cabinet finally decided to hold a referendum for the addition of a parliament to the Jalanese government, it was held on May the 9th. The majority, about 86% of the population voted for a parliament and so the referendum passed. Another referendum about continuation of Jalanat's membership of the IPPETASP was also held 3 days after that and passed with 81% of the population voting for.

The first parliamentary elections in the history of Jalanat were held successfully on May the 15th, voting booths were placed at numerous school buildings. The voting system that was used for the parliamentary elections was a Party-List Proportional Representation. The elections marked the beginning of what is seen by many as the new age of Democracy in Jalanat and the end of 2 long years of political instability in the nation.

On August the 1st, the first right-wing party in Jalanat was founded, the Freedom party, a libertarian, right-wing party. Many leftists protested against this, however, some libertarian-leaning, right-leaning and even a few left-leaning politicians thought of the creation of this right-wing party as another victory for democracy.

After much debate in the parliament of Jalanat, Jalanat left the IPPETASP in September after noting the lack of professionalism within the alliance and chose to use their own standards for ethical treatment of sapient species and their own guidelines to define sapient species. This decision sparked some controversy as many people thought that some citizens who were defined as sapient before Jalanat left the IPPETASP would not be considered sapient under the new guidelines, however, there were no such cases.

On October, the parliament succesfully voted to change the national animal of Jalanat, the parliament was afraid that having a species that has largely become sapient as a national animal would cause some people to be offended. The Red Party opposed this idea fiercely, they knew that the Lucario has been important in Jalanese culture for more than 300 years. The cabinet of Jalanat fell as all Red Party cabinet and parliament members resigned out of protest. After this, re-elections for the parliament started. Due to their actions and the creation of 2 new political parties since the last parliamentary elections the red party had a steep drop in their popularity, the results of the re-election of the parliament showed that most people voted for the Social Liberalism Party and General Left. The popularity of authoritarian-left parties declined steadily and a merge of The New Road Party with the Socialist Front was considered but these plans did not go through due to disagreements between the 2 parties.

The Social Liberal party managed to create numerous changes in Jalanat since it had gotten a majority of seats in the parliament, private businesses were once again made legal after years of a state-run economy. They had also passed a legislation which made vegetarianism compulsory in Jalanat, the latter stirred up minor protest amongst people but the majority of the largely environmentalistic population showed support towards this motion. Illegal hunting is however a concern and law enforcement struggle to control it. The motives behind the legislation for compulsory vegetarianism to pass was the constant fear of the government that a non-human sapient species would be mistaken for a wild animal and shot sooner or later. Animal rights most definitely played a major role as well as meat eating became more and more controversial in Jalanat.

Military of Jalanat
Branches: Jalanat Army Branch (JAB), Jalanat Marine Branch (JMB), Jalanat Air Force (JAiF)
Manpower:
3,050,000 Active
8,630,000 Reserve
320,000 Paramilitary
12,000,000 Total
Percentage of total population: 0.66%
Military Leaders:
-General of the Army Ichirou Toyoda
-General of the Navy Boris Leonidov
-General of the Air Force Aoi Sunatochi
Expenditures: $4,073,293,461,600.00
Allies: Sibirsky

Government and Political Structure of Jalanat
Country name: The Communistic Ninjas of Jalanat
Short country name: Jalanat
Government type: Jalanat has had many political reforms in its history, it is a Socialist Democratic Republic that has started to become more and more pacifist after the 2008 Chaos ended.
Capital city: Jaliun
Administrative divisions:
-Aldo Province
-Isla Du Javanier Province
-Nou Province
-Setu Province
-Nous Province
Major cities (by population number): Shinsun, Jaliun, Javanier, Talosin, Dorikum, Shaturna, Dundee, Derelict, Sakura, Nouland, Pronuncia, Sanata-An, Gorotone, Yushiko, Se Nouse Yariun.
Date of founding: December, 1501
Constitution: Act of Morodjov 1921
Suffrage: 100%
Executive branch structure:
President: Asuko Lucario (The Red Party)
Vice President: Jirou Hakyama (The Red Party)
Minister of Social Welfare: Taro Nakamura (General Left)
Minister of Healthcare: Hideaki Hatakeyama (General Left)
Minister of Education and Culture: Aoi Nishi (Social Liberalism Party)
Minister of Defence: Akikazu Choshi (Social Liberalism Party)
Minister of Law and Order: Josuke Sakubara (Social Liberalism Party)
Minister of Commerce: Ebizo Uchiyama (Social Liberalism Party)
Minister of Industry and Agriculture: Erik McGraw (General Left)
Minister of Infrastructure and Public Transport: Michael Kirkland (General Left)
Minister of Technology: Atsuko Kuramoto (General Left)
Minister of Enviromental Affairs: Yuki Kajahara (Social Liberalism Party)
Minister of Social Equality: Gidayu Raikatuji (General Left)
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Towin Nakamoto (Social Liberalism Party)
Minister of Finance: Alexei Tipalov (General Left)
Elections for the executive branch are held every 4 years, there are no term limits.

Legislative branch structure:
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Chariman of the Parliament: Denis Makarov
Elections for the Legislative branch are held every year, there are no term limits. The Chairman of the parliament gets chosen by the parliament itself.
Political parties:
-The Red Party (Revisionist Marxism)
-The New Road (Stalinism, Anti-Revisionism)
-Socialist Front (State Socialism)
-Libertarian (Libertarianism)
-Jalanat Democratic Party (Radical Democracy)
-National Furry Party (Left-Wing Nationalism)
-Freedom Party (Market Liberalism)
-General Left (Leftism)
-Social Liberalism Party (Social Liberalism)
WA category: Left-Wing Utopia

People and Population of Jalanat
Total population: 1.809 Billion
Median age: 40.2
Population Growth rate: 0.9%
Net migration rate: 1.76 Migrant(s)/1,000 population
Life expectancy at birth: 80.2
Ethnic groups:
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Religions:
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Languages: Jalanese, English
Literacy: 99.8%

Communications of Jalanat
Country code: JALA
Number of televisions: 559/1,000 population
Number of telephones: 604/1,000 population
Number of cell phones: 698/1,000 population
Number of radios: 644/1,000 population
Number of television broadcast stations: 148 (Plus 1,590 repeaters)
Number of internet hosts: 9,825,000
Internet service providers: Jayblue inc.
Internet Users: 70.2% of Pop.
Web TLD: .jl
Calling Code: +509

Misc
National Sport: Table Tennis (de facto)
National Animal: Kangaroo
National Flower: White Lotus
National Tree: Cotylelobium melanoxylon
National Dish: Jalanese sushi (rice wrapped in Nori with apple juice poured over it, filling never uses fish anymore since vegetarianism was made compulsory.)
National Bird: Rufous-bellied Eagle
National Colours: ----------
Last edited by Jalanat on Tue Jan 25, 2011 6:42 am, edited 65 times in total.
My nation is not like my nation page at all, it contradicts itself, we don't EVER eat kangaroos, that's just very sad. Also vegetarianism is compulsory yet it still says it's the nation's favourite main course and all and stuff.

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Jalanese Language

Grammar

1) Plurals
* Denoted -ro
Example: Guyoro (Dogs)

2) Pronouns
I - Shi
You - Tsū
You(Polite) - Hei
He - Ke
She - Kei
It - Ken
We - Tsūshi
You(Plural) - Tsūsu
They - Kekei
* When used as Accusative/Dative add the prefix no-
* When used as Possesive add the prefix fu-
* When used as Reflexive add the suffix -yoni

3) Possessive phrases
Simple
Subject:Possessor
*Place pronoun before object
Example: Fushi gūyo (My dog)

Complex
Subject of Subject:Possessor
*Seperate secondary object (Possessed by primary object) with Yun from the simple familiar of the primary subject
Gūyo yun fushi pakuro (My friend's dog)

4) Adjectives
* Place adjective before object
Example: Netashi gūyo (Big Dog)
*When expressing intensities append -kō for -Er and -kōten for -Est
Example: Netashi (Big), Netashikō (Bigger), Netashikōten (Biggest)

5) Verbs
*Conjugate to Present, Past, Future and Conditional with -sē, -tin, -saki, -nāga
Present: -Sē
Past: -Tin
Future: -Saki
Conditional: -Nāga, -āga for words ending with n
Example: Shi Samesē (I see) Shi Sametin (I saw) Shi Samesaki (I shall see) Shi Samenāga (I would see)
*Two or more conjugated verbs may exist in one phrase as long as they are not strung together
*Use unconjugated verbs when stringing more than one together
Example: Shi aumesē roti (I love to write)
*-ing endings are expressed by appending -kutō to the verb
Example: Shi rotisēkutō (I am writing) Shi rotitinkutō (I was writing) Shi rotisakikutō (I will be writing) Shi rotināgakutō (I would be writing)

6) Adverbs
*Follows Verb in Unchanged Form
Example: Tsū ranse fekote. (You run fast.)

7) Articles
*Articles are placed in front of a word.
Word starting with Consonant: Anō (A) De (The)
Word starting with vowel: An (An) Den (The)

8 ) Negation
*Append the Circumfix ne...pan to the verb

9) Numbers
0: panki
1: unji
2: kye
3: pahan
4: jiku
5: sekai
6: ju
7: sēi
8: ko
9: wya
* to create numbers larger than ten name all the digits in the number and seperate them with yo
Example: pahanyokye (thirty-two)
*for numbers where one digit is repeated a lot (for example billion) place before a digit how many times in a row it appears and seperate it with ra
Example: unjiyojurapanki (million)

10) Ordinal Numbers
*append -tori to the number

11) Time
* use the 24 hour format
* first name the hour and then the minutes
Example: unjiyosekai pahanyopanki (Half past three) (write down in digital time format 15:30)
* for dates, use the following format YYYY:MM:DD - hh:mm
Example: kyeyopankiyounjiyopanki, Mayu pahanyopankitori - unjiyosekai pahanyopanki (2010, May 30th - 15:30) (write down as 2010, Mayu 30tori - 15:30)

12) Questions
*A speaker must always use a global rise at the last syllable of a question-phrase when asking a question.
*Turning sentences into questions is simple, there are a few ways that one can turn a phrase into a question.
1. Placing the verb in front of the noun is the simplest way, you just swap the position of the verb with the noun, this is common in informal speech
Example:
Phrase: Tsū kyūsē anō kanēdīate (You are a Canadian.)
In question form: kyūsē tsū anō kanēdīate?
2. With the use of interrogatives words such as what, when, where (fobo, fobi, fonku in Jalanese respectively)
3. Used in formal speech, adding the word foyano to the beginning of the sentence to indicate a question which is then linked to the next word with a dash if written, in speech there is an absence of a break between the question indicator and the next word if that word starts with a consonant, if the next word starts with a vowel a glottal stop is used. this form can not be used in combination with other ways of question-representation.
Example: Tsū kyūsē anō kanēdīate
Phrase: Foyano-tsū kyūsē anō kanēdīate

13) Passive Phrases
* Passive phrases are constructed with a special pronoun, Nubato. Other than this, sentences should be constructed like one would normally do.

14) Participles
* In Jalanese there are 2 types of participles known as continuous participles and past participles.
*Continuous participles are made by conjugating upi- or upin- to the verb
*Past participles are made by conjugating opi- or opin- to the verb

15) Other Morphemes
Adjective to Noun: conjugate za- or zan- to the adjective.
Adjective to Verb: conjugate -tsā to the adjective.
Noun to Adjective: conjugate -te to the adjective.
Noun to Verb: conjugate se- or sen- to the noun.
Verb to Adjective: conjugate -asu or -su to the verb.
Verb to Noun (concrete): conjugate -kyun to the verb.
Verb to Noun (abstract): conjugate -san to the verb.
There are many exceptions to these rules, morphemes should only be used if a person does not know a word in a form that said person wants to use or when a word in a particular form does not exist in the Jalanese vocabulary.
Negation of adjectives and nouns : n- or ne- (un-)

Common Phrases

Greetings
Good (day/morning/afternoon/evening)! - Ruki (dayu/morugun/abanōn/afon)!
How are you? - Kawe kyūsē tsū?
Nice to meet you. - Nikai meti notsū.
The aura is with you. - Den ōra kyūsē kāma notsū.
Hello! - Yoshu!

Farewells
Good (day/afternoon/evening/night)! - Ruki (dayu/abanōn/afon/nīta)!
Bye! - Shoson!
Goodbye! - Rukishoson!
See you later! - samesē notsū nentīru
Farewell! - ninī!

Compliments
You look nice. - Tsū kinshayosē nikai.
Good job! - Ruki ōsa!
You are beautiful. - Tsū kyūsē bewya.

Questions
Do you speak Jalanese? - Nāmiryasē tsū Jarānatsute?
What is your name? - Fobo kyūsē futsū kimyon?
Where is the nearest (town/city/inn)? - fonku kyūsē de nenkōten (dorupu/shī/tafēn)?
Can you repeat that, please? - hasisē tsū repinje kyon, akusami?
(What/Where/Who) is that? - (Fobo/Fonku/Fon) kyūsē kyon?
What happened? - Fobo gebūryotin?

Places
City - shī
Town, Village - dorupu
Inn - tafēn
Province - purofinsu
Country - natsu
Hospital - mēkudījī
Shop - rītinte
Plaza - roranshu
Police Department - ponsashi bui
Tower - buikabara
House - hūshe
School - ukono

Common Exclamations
Yes - yā
No - pan
What the hell? - Fobo den infeno?
Ah! - Oī!
Help! - Sasa!
Watch out! - Berunasē pē!
Sorry! - Sorī!
Thanks - hamatsu
Please - akusami

IPA for Jalanese

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d - rūmyadoka - die
d͡ʒ - reijima - giant
f - fekote - fan
ɡ - gomū - guy
h - hokyu - hockey
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
m - monsume - money
n - nu - night
p - pakuro - pie
r - roti - rye
s - same - sigh
ɕ- shī - show
t - ebunti - tie
t͡ʃ - ruchi - China
w - wya - water
z - zakare - zoo
t͡s - tsunachi - Japanese pronunciation of tsunami
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɑː - amūnaton - father
æ - kāma - shall
ɛ - den - bed
eɪ̯ - ēkeshu - face
ɪ - jie - kit
iː - hirīhuma - seed
ɵ - doro - omission
oʊ̯ - kopanō - code
uː - yumon - food
y - ryū - feet (with rounded lips)

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d - rūmyadoka - die
d͡ʒ - reijima - gelatin
ɸ - fekote - like food but without touching the lips with your teeth
ɡ - gomū - guy
ɣ - hokyu - Like Loch but with the vocal cords vibrating.
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
m - monsume - money
n - nu - night
p - pakuro - pie
r - roti - rye
s - same - sigh
ʃ - shī - shy
t - ebunti - tie
ʨ - ruchi - itch
ʋ - wya - wing
z - zakare - zoo
t͡s - tsunachi - Japanese pronunciation of tsunami
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɑː - amūnaton - father
æ - kāma - shall
ɛ - den - bed
eɪ̯ - ēkeshu - face
ɪ - jie - kit
iː - hirīhuma - seed
ɔ - doro - bought (but shorter)
oʊ̯ - kopanō - code
oə̯ - yumon - moor
y - ryū - feet (with rounded lips)

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d - rūmyadoka - die
ʥ - reijima - gelatin
ɸ - fekote - like food but without touching the lips with your teeth
ɡ - gomū - guy
ç - hokyu - human
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
m - monsume - money
n - nu - night
p - pakuro - pie
r - roti - rye
s - same - sigh
ʃ - shī - shy
t - ebunti - tie
ʨ - ruchi - itch
w͍ - wya - was
d͡z - zakare - rods
t͡s - tsunachi - Japanese pronunciation of tsunami
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɑː - amūnaton - father
æ - kāma - shall
ɛ - den - bed
eɪ̯ - ēkeshu - face
ɪ - jie - kit
iː - hirīhuma - seed
ɵ - doro - omission
oʊ̯ - kopanō - code
u͍̥ː - yumon - almost silent
u͍ - ryū - closest to boot

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d - rūmyadoka - die
ʥ - reijima - gelatin
f - fekote - fan
ɡ - gomū - guy
x - hokyu - loch
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
m - monsume - money
n - nu - night
p - pakuro - pie
ɹ - roti - try
s - same - sigh
ʒ- shī - vision
t - ebunti - tie
t͡ʃ - ruchi - China
v - wya - have
z - zakare - zoo
t͡s - tsunachi - Japanese pronunciation of tsunami
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɒ - amūnaton - pad
æ - kāma - shall
ɛ - den - bed
eɪ̯ - ēkeshu - face
ɪ - jie - kit
iː - hirīhuma - seed
ɔː - doro - fall
ʊ - kopanō - good
ʌ - yumon - mud
uː - ryū - food

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d̪ - rūmyadoka - like die but with the the tongue touching either the lower or upper teeth or both.
ʒ - reijima - vision
θ - fekote - thin
ç - gomū - hue
ɦ - hokyu - Like you're sighing.
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
m - monsume - money
n̪ - nu - like night but with the the tongue touching either the lower or upper teeth or both.
p - pakuro - pie
ɺ - roti - between l and r (somewhat sounds like the t in auto)
ʪ - same - like sigh but with air escaping over the sides of the tongue
ʃ - shī - shy
t̪ - ebunti - like tie but with the the tongue touching either the lower or upper teeth or both.
t͡ʃ - ruchi - China
w - wya - water
ʫ - zakare - like zoo but with air escaping over the sides of the tongue
t͡s - tsunachi - Japanese pronunciation of tsunami
n - Shinsun - night
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɑ - amūnaton - like father but shorter
a - kāma - like canadians pronounce stack.
ɛ - den - bed
e - ēkeshu - like australians pronounce bed.
ɪ - jie - kit
i - hirīhuma - like seed but shorter.
ɔ - doro - like bore but shorter.
o - kopanō - Like australians pronounce caught but shorter.
u - yumon - like food but shorter.
y - ryū - feet (with rounded lips)

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d - rūmyadoka - die
ɟ - reijima - Similar to giant
f - fekote - fan
ɡ - gomū - guy
x - hokyu - loch
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
ɱ - monsume - symphony
ŋ - nu - doing
p - pakuro - pie
l - roti - late
s - same - sigh
ʃ- shī - show
t - ebunti - tall
c - ruchi - Similar to chip
w - wya - water
ʒ - zakare - vision
θ - tsunachi - thin
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɑ - amūnaton - father
æ - kāma - shall
ɛ - den - bed
e - ēkeshu - face
ɪ - jie - kit
i - hirīhuma - seed
ʌ - doro - mud
ø - kopanō - somewhat like face but with rounded lips
ʊ - yumon - good
y - ryū - feet (with rounded lips)

Consonants
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
b - abyā - buy
d - rūmyadoka - die
ʑ - reijima - Similar to vision
f - fekote - fan
ɡ - gomū - guy
h - hokyu - hate
j - yumon - yes
k - kāma - key
m - monsume - mother
n - nu - doing
p - pakuro - pie
r - roti - late
s - same - sigh
ɕ - shī - simlar to show
t - ebunti - tall
tɕ - ruchi - Similar to chip
w - wya - water
z - zakare - size
t͡s - tsunachi - tsunami
ʔ - Foyano-unjikite- uh-oh

Vowels
IPA - Jalanese - Pronunciation
ɑ - amūnaton - father
a - kāma - like canadians pronounce stack.
ʌ - den - strut
ɛ - ēkeshu - bed
ɯ - jie - like boot but with unrounded lips
i - hirīhuma - seed
o - doro - Like canadian pronounce boat
ø - kopanō - somewhat like face but with rounded lips
u - yumon - boot
y - ryū - feet (with rounded lips)

Alphabet and Writing System

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Jalanese text must be read from top to bottom. What makes the writing system unique is that every line of text is seperated into 2 rows. The first row is where the regular characters are placed. The second row, referred to in Jalanat as the "punctuation row" holds the accented vowel indicators and any punctuation marks that are used in a text. The punctuation marks are very similar to those used in the latin alphabet, however, dashes have been replaced with underscores to avoid confusion between dashes and accented vowel indicators. Also, the placement of opening and closing punctuation marks are usually different, opening quotation marks are placed on the left side of the punctuation row while closing quotation marks are placed on the right side. This allows the use of quotation marks within a message surrounded by quotation marks without causing confusion to the reader. This is not universally used and solely depends on whether the writer thinks it is absolutely necessary.


Jalanese English Dialect
The Jalanese English Dialect is a rare dialect spoken in Jalanat, even in Jalanat this dialect isn't very common as most Jalanese speak with a Canadian English Dialect rather than a Jalanese English Dialect, Jalanese English is heavily influenced by Canadian English.

Diaphoneme - Jalanese English - Example
Consonants
p - pʰ - pen
b - bʰ - but
t - tʰ tʰ̪͆*** ʔ* - two
d - dʰ dʰ̪͆*** ʔ* - do
tʃ - tʃ - chair
dʒ - dʒ - gin
k - kʰ - cat
ɡ - ɡʰ - go
f - f - fool
v - v - voice
θ - θ̪͆ - thing
ð - ð̪͆ - this
s - s ʪ**** - see
z - z ʫ**** - zoo
ʃ - ʃ - she
ʒ - ʒ - pleasure
x - ɣ - loch
h - h - ham
m - m, ɱ** - man
n - n n̪͆*** - no
ŋ - ŋ - ringer
l - l l̪͆*** - left
r - r r̪͆*** - run
w - w - we
j - j - yes
hw - ʍ - what
ʔ - ʔ - uh-(ʔ)oh

*: Only at the end of a word when the preceding letter is not a consonant.
**: Only used before an f or v
***: It not uncommon for alveolar consonants to become interdentalized in Jalanese (except for the s and z), this phenomenon known as tongue thrust occurs in Jalanese English when two alveolar consonants (except s's or z's) follow each other, both consonants will then be interdentalized. It occurs when the following vowel sound is either [ɪ], [i], [e], [ɛ] or [æ].
****: Both ways are correct in any case whatsoever.

Vowels
æ - æ - trap
ɑː - ɑ - palm
ɒ - ɑ - lot
ɔː - ɑ - thought
ə - ə - comma
ɨ - ə - spotted
ɪ - ɪ - kit
i - i - happy
iː - i - fleece
eɪ - e - face
ɛ - ɛ - dress
ɜr - ɜr - nurse
ər - ər - letter
ʌ - ʌ - strut
ʊ - ʊ - foot
uː - u - goose
juː - (j)u* - cute
aɪ - ɑi, ʌi** - price
ɔɪ - ɑi - choice
oʊ - oʊ - goat
aʊ - ɑʊ, ʌu** - mouth
ɑr - ɑr - start
ɪər - ɪːr - deer
ɛər - ɛːr - mare
ɔr - ɑr - north
ɔər - ɑːr - tore
ʊər - ʊːr - tour
jʊər - jʊːr - Europe
*: The j is not pronounced after a n, t or d
**: Just like Canadian English, Jalanese English uses Canadian raising, the diphthongs ʌu and ʌi are used when the following letter is a voiceless consonant.
Last edited by Jalanat on Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:13 pm, edited 48 times in total.
My nation is not like my nation page at all, it contradicts itself, we don't EVER eat kangaroos, that's just very sad. Also vegetarianism is compulsory yet it still says it's the nation's favourite main course and all and stuff.

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Postby Lika Higgins » Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:34 am

Is it really was communistic?? :blink:
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