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	~~Tanshe (~~[[Tanzangi]]: ''Tanxe'' /ˈtəŋŋe/, Tanshe: ''Tandje'' /tɐ́ndʒe̞/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. It is the official language of the Tanzangi colony of [[Moshas\|Mosas]]. Tanshe evolved from Classical Tanzangi as spoken by Tanzangi colonists in Mosas.		#REDIRECT [[Moss]]

	~~== Phonology ==~~

	~~=== Consonants ===~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	~~! colspan="2" \|~~
	~~!Labial~~
	~~!Alveo-Dental~~
	~~!Palatal~~
	~~!Velar~~
	~~!Glottal~~
	\|-
	~~! colspan="2" \|Nasal~~
	~~\|m m̥ m̤~~
	~~\|n n̥ n̤~~
	\|
	~~\|ŋ ŋ̊ ŋ̈~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~! rowspan="2" \|Plosive~~
	~~!-V~~
	~~\|p pː~~
	~~\|t tː~~
	\|
	~~\|k kː~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~!+V~~
	~~\|b bː~~
	~~\|d dː~~
	\|
	~~\|g gː~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~! rowspan="2" \|Fricative~~
	~~!-V~~
	\|f
	\|s
	\|ʃ
	\|
	\|h
	\|-
	~~!+V~~
	\|v
	\|z
	\|ʒ
	\|
	\|ɦ
	\|-
	~~! colspan="2" \|Liquid~~
	\|
	~~\|l l̥ l̤~~
	\|
	\|
	\|
	\|}

	* Fortis plosives /pː tː kː bː dː gː/ only appear intervocalically, where they are realized [p t k b d g].
	** In this position, lenis plosives /p t k b d g/ are realized [ɸ θ x β ð ɣ].
	* Voiceless and breathy-voiced phonemes are only realized as such when followed by a voiceless or voiced consonant (with a vowel between) respectively, or the word boundary.
	** In these positions, the following vowel becomes voiceless or breathy-voiced.
	** In other positions, they merge with plain /m n ŋ l/
	* Affricates [ts dz tʃ dʒ] appear as allophones of /s z ʃ ʒ/ after nasals and /l/.
	* Only the phonemes /m n ŋ p t k f s l/ can appear word-finally and in syllable coda.

	~~=== Vowels ===~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	!
	~~!Front~~
	~~!Central~~
	~~!Back~~
	\|-
	~~!Close~~
	\|i
	\|ɨ
	\|u
	\|-
	~~!Mid~~
	~~\|e̞~~
	\|ə
	~~\|o̞~~
	\|-
	~~!Open~~
	\|æ
	\|ɐ
	\|ɒ
	\|}

	* Vowels have very little allophony and are realized the same in all positions.
	* Hiatus is allowed.

	~~=== Stress ===~~
	Tanshe features a pitch accent system. It follows Classical Tanzangi's rule of penultimate stress with very little native exceptions. Loanwords may follow a different stress pattern, marked by an acute.

	~~== Orthography ==~~
	~~Tanshe's Latin orthography has undergone multiple reforms since the time of Classical Tanzangi. Its use of the Dang Alphabet, however, has remained nearly the same, with a few exceptions.~~

	~~wip~~

	~~== Grammar ==~~
	~~Tanshe's grammar is nearly identical to that of both Classical and Modern Tanzangi.~~
	~~[[Category: Language~~]]

Jjphoebe at 00:57, 15 July 2025

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	Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: ''~~Tangje~~'' /ˈtəŋŋe/, Tanshe: ''~~Tengjee~~'' /~~ˈtɛŋʒeː~~/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. ~~Despite being~~ spoken in ~~close proximity to the Mossic languages~~, [[~~Moss]~~] and [~~[Batou]~~], ~~its closest related language~~ is [[Tanzangi]].		Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: ''Tanxe'' /ˈtəŋŋe/, Tanshe: ''Tandje'' /tɐ́ndʒe̞/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. It is the official language of the Tanzangi colony of [[Moshas\|Mosas]]. Tanshe evolved from Classical Tanzangi as spoken by Tanzangi colonists in Mosas.

			== Phonology ==

			=== Consonants ===
			{\| class="wikitable"
			! colspan="2" \|
			!Labial
			!Alveo-Dental
			!Palatal
			!Velar
			!Glottal
			\|-
			! colspan="2" \|Nasal
			\|m m̥ m̤
			\|n n̥ n̤
			\|
			\|ŋ ŋ̊ ŋ̈
			\|
			\|-
			! rowspan="2" \|Plosive
			!-V
			\|p pː
			\|t tː
			\|
			\|k kː
			\|
			\|-
			!+V
			\|b bː
			\|d dː
			\|
			\|g gː
			\|
			\|-
			! rowspan="2" \|Fricative
			!-V
			\|f
			\|s
			\|ʃ
			\|
			\|h
			\|-
			!+V
			\|v
			\|z
			\|ʒ
			\|
			\|ɦ
			\|-
			! colspan="2" \|Liquid
			\|
			\|l l̥ l̤
			\|
			\|
			\|
			\|}

			* Fortis plosives /pː tː kː bː dː gː/ only appear intervocalically, where they are realized [p t k b d g].
			** In this position, lenis plosives /p t k b d g/ are realized [ɸ θ x β ð ɣ].
			* Voiceless and breathy-voiced phonemes are only realized as such when followed by a voiceless or voiced consonant (with a vowel between) respectively, or the word boundary.
			** In these positions, the following vowel becomes voiceless or breathy-voiced.
			** In other positions, they merge with plain /m n ŋ l/
			* Affricates [ts dz tʃ dʒ] appear as allophones of /s z ʃ ʒ/ after nasals and /l/.
			* Only the phonemes /m n ŋ p t k f s l/ can appear word-finally and in syllable coda.

			=== Vowels ===
			{\| class="wikitable"
			!
			!Front
			!Central
			!Back
			\|-
			!Close
			\|i
			\|ɨ
			\|u
			\|-
			!Mid
			\|e̞
			\|ə
			\|o̞
			\|-
			!Open
			\|æ
			\|ɐ
			\|ɒ
			\|}

			* Vowels have very little allophony and are realized the same in all positions.
			* Hiatus is allowed.

			=== Stress ===
			Tanshe features a pitch accent system. It follows Classical Tanzangi's rule of penultimate stress with very little native exceptions. Loanwords may follow a different stress pattern, marked by an acute.

			== Orthography ==
			Tanshe's Latin orthography has undergone multiple reforms since the time of Classical Tanzangi. Its use of the Dang Alphabet, however, has remained nearly the same, with a few exceptions.

			wip

			== Grammar ==
			Tanshe's grammar is nearly identical to that of both Classical and Modern Tanzangi.
	[[Category: Language]]		[[Category: Language]]

Jjphoebe at 22:17, 5 January 2025

2025-01-05T22:17:18Z

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	Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: /~~ˈtənʃe~~/, Tanshe: ''Tengjee'' /ˈtɛŋʒeː/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. Despite being spoken in close proximity to the Mossic languages, [[Moss]] and [[Batou]], its closest related language is [[Tanzangi]].		Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: ''Tangje'' /ˈtəŋŋe/, Tanshe: ''Tengjee'' /ˈtɛŋʒeː/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. Despite being spoken in close proximity to the Mossic languages, [[Moss]] and [[Batou]], its closest related language is [[Tanzangi]].
	[[Category: Language]]		[[Category: Language]]

Jjphoebe at 21:56, 23 December 2024

2024-12-23T21:56:02Z

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	Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: /ˈtənʃe/, Tanshe: ''Tengjee'' /ˈtɛŋʒeː/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. Despite being spoken in close proximity to the Mossic languages, [[Moss]] and [[Batou]], its closest related language is [[Tanzangi]].		Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: /ˈtənʃe/, Tanshe: ''Tengjee'' /ˈtɛŋʒeː/) is a [[Cangic Languages\|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. Despite being spoken in close proximity to the Mossic languages, [[Moss]] and [[Batou]], its closest related language is [[Tanzangi]].
			[[Category: Language]]

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Tanshe ([[Tanzangi]]: /ˈtənʃe/, Tanshe: ''Tengjee'' /ˈtɛŋʒeː/) is a [[Cangic Languages|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. Despite being spoken in close proximity to the Mossic languages, [[Moss]] and [[Batou]], its closest related language is [[Tanzangi]].