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Nelvayu Language Navigation: Home, Phonology, Grammar, Vocabulary, Dialogue

The Nelvayu language has X consonants, Y vowels, and Z glides.

Standard Romanization

Note that the following list is based on the romanization found in the film dialogue and may not be exhaustive. It also uses presumed pronunciations based on David Peterson's conventional romanization scheme, and as such the pronunciation may not be completely accurate.

Letter IPA English example Notes
a a father
b b bad
d d dog
dz dz adze
e e bait
g ɡ good
h h ham
i i machine
k k skill
l l left
m m man
n n no
o o moat
p p span
r r Pronounced like the rr in Spanish perro.
s s see
sh ʃ sheep
t t stop
u u rude
v v voice
y j yawn
z z zoo

Phonetics

Consonants

Vowels