Weef language

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Weef is an Indo-European language spoken by the Weefs in West Asia and Western India. It is closely related to Albanian and is the official language of Weefistan and India.

Grammar[]

Weef, like Albanian and English, is an SVO language. A question word is always written at the end of a question. The language has five cases, nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, and ablative. Numbers are used to pluralize nouns, but if indefinite, in this case, the -nim suffix is used.

The Weef counterpart of the apostrophe is the letter "û", representing the /ɤ/ sound.

Sample sentences[]

Ü baiý gan ühanşam. - I did it myself.
Ü dernad n'mánre cin. - I have a pet dog.
Ü duam jüa. - I love you.
Bá i'gáskaý n'maýin. - She is driving a car.
Na dimiýa jüa. - We will help you.
i'Jüai namé cafa? - What is your name?

Numerals[]

no̞—one	tezdhet—eighteen
dua—two	nangdhet—nineteen
tré—three	dhua—twenty
qato̞r—four	no̞dhua—twenty-one
pėz—five	duadhua—twenty-two
gjaýa—six	dhré—thirty
ýtad—seven	tüzet—forty
tez—eight	tuazet—fifty
nang—nine	trézet—sixty
dhet—ten	qatzet—seventy
no̞dhet—eleven	pėzet—eighty
duadhet—twelve	gjazet—ninety
trédhet—thirteen	gėnta—one hundred
qato̞rdhet—fourteen	pėzgėnta—five hundred
pėzdhet—fifteen	mja—one thousand
gjaýadhet—sixteen	mėlun—one million
ýtadhet—seventeen	mėlat—one billion

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Weef language

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