Lémaritan language
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| Lémaritan Atiraméln | |
|---|---|
  | |
| Regulated by | Ministry of Home Affairs |
| Spoken in | Rio Santiago City, Lémarita, Arlandica |
| Total speakers | Around 4 people |
| Family | Indo-European |
| Writing system(s) | Latin |
| Type | Constructed Language |
Lémaritan language, or Lebetaryan language, is a constructed language that is only spoken by the people in Rio Santiago City. Pronouncing words while using the language is like almost speaking backwards, but some letters are placed in the word's opposite side. Its vocabulary, grammar, and semantics derive predominantly from languages of the Indo-European group.
Examples
| English word | Lémaritan translation | Cebuano translation |
|---|---|---|
| What? | Tha? | Unsa? |
| Nation | Noitan | Nasud |
| I Love You | Uoy Evol I | Gihigugma tika |
| Ocean | Oaecn | Kadagatan |
| Mountain | Nmatnuoi | Bundok |
| Good Morning | Doom Gninrog | Maayong Buntag |
| Our dear King | Ruo raed Gniaé | Mahal namong Hari |
| Long Live Arlandica! | Gnol lvie Arlandicé! | Mabuhay ang Arlandika! |
| I'm good | Me doom | Ok rako |
Grammar
Lémaritan language uses VSO sentence structure.
Pronunciations
Some words in the language have two consonant letters before a vowel letter, like example, "Gnol lvie" (English: Long live) is pronounced: Nol-Bey.