$name : Language Generator
$author : Waki Runasuti
$description : The new version of my language generator!
$amount :  1
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$commoncon
Papua New Guinea
Indonesia
Nigeria
India
the United States
China
Mexico
Cameroon
Australia
Brazil

$rarecon
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Angola
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
the Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burma
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cabo Verde
the Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
the Democratic Republic of the Congo
the Republic of the Congo
Costa Rica
Cote d'Ivoire
Croatia
Cuba
Curacao
Cyprus
Czechia (Czech Republic)
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
the Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Fiji
Finland
France
Gabon
the Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
North Korea
South Korea
Kosovo
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macau
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
the Palestinian Territories
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Rwanda
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Samoa
San Marino
Sao Tome and Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Sint Maarten
Slovakia
Slovenia
the Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Sudan
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Swaziland
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Tuvalu
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
the United Kingdom
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Venezuela
Vietnam
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)
South Ossetia
Abkhazia
Northern Cyprus
Transnistria
Kurdistan

$engcon
b
c
d
f
g
h
j
k
n
p
q
r
s
t
v
w
x
z
ch
sh
ng
ts
sk
sch
'

$accentcon
ƀ {con: Ƀ}
ḃ {con: Ḃ}
ḅ {con: Ḅ}
ḇ {con: Ḇ}
ɓ {con: Ɓ}
␢ {con: Ƀh}
ć {con: Ć}
ĉ {con: Ĉ}
č {con: Č}
ċ {con: Ċ}
ḉ {con: Ḉ}
ƈ {con: Ƈ}
c̈ {con: C̈}
ç {con: Ç}
đ {con: Đ}
ɗ {con: Ɗ}
ḋ {con: Ḋ}
ḍ {con: Ḍ}
ḑ {con: Ḑ}
ḓ {con: Ḓ}
ď {con: Ď}
ḏ {con: Ḏ}
ƒ {con: Ƒ}
ḟ {con: Ḟ}
ǥ {con: Ǥ}
ĝ {con: Ĝ}
ğ {con: Ğ}
ģ {con: Ģ}
ɠ {con: Ɠ}
ġ {con: Ġ}
ĥ {con: Ĥ}
ħ {con: Ħ}
ḩ {con: Ḩ}
ẖ {con: ẖ}
ḥ {con: Ḥ}
ḣ {con: Ḣ}
ȷ {con: Jh}
ĵ {con: Ĵ}
ɉ {con: Ɉ}
ƙ {con: Ƙ}
ꝁ {con: Ꝁ}
ḱ {con: Ḱ}
ǩ {con: Ǩ}
ḳ {con: Ḳ}
ḵ {con: Ḵ}
ł {con: Ł}
ľ {con: Ľ}
ļ {con: Ļ}
ŀ {con: Ŀ}
ḷ {con: Ḷ}
ƚ {con: Ƚ}
ḿ {con: Ḿ}
ṁ {con: Ṁ}
ṃ {con: Ṃ}
ń {con: Ń}
ñ {con: Ñ}
ň {con: Ň}
ǹ {con: Ǹ}
ṅ {con: Ṅ}
ṇ {con: Ṇ}
ņ {con: Ņ}
ṕ {con: Ṕ}
ṗ {con: Ṗ}
ᵽ {con: Ᵽ}
ƥ {con: Ƥ}
ᵱ {con: Px}
ʠ {con: Qq}
ɋ {con: Ɋ}
ꝙ {con: Ꝙ}
q̃ {con: Qn}
ƣ {con: Ƣ}
ŕ {con: Ŕ}
ɍ {con: Ɍ}
ř {con: Ř}
ŗ {con: Ŗ}
ṙ {con: Ṙ}
ȑ {con: Ȑ}
ȓ {con: Ȓ}
ṛ {con: Ṛ}
ɽ {con: Ɽ}
ś {con: Ś}
ṡ {con: Ṡ}
ṣ {con: Ṣ}
ꞩ {con: Ꞩ}
ŝ {con: Ŝ}
š {con: Š}
ş {con: Ş}
ș {con: Ș}
s̈ {con: S̈}
ƨ {con: Ƨ}
ť {con: Ť}
ṫ {con: Ṫ}
ţ {con: Ţ}
ṭ {con: Ṭ}
ʈ {con: Ʈ}
ț {con: Ț}
ṱ {con: Ṱ}
ṯ {con: Ṯ}
ƭ {con: Ƭ}
ṽ {con: Ṽ}
ṿ {con: Ṿ}
ʋ {con: Ʋ}
ꝟ {con: Ꝟ}
ẃ {con: Ẃ}
ẁ {con: Ẁ}
ŵ {con: Ŵ}
ẅ {con: Ẅ}
ẇ {con: Ẇ}
ẉ {con: Ẉ}
ẍ {con: Ẍ}
ẋ {con: Ẋ}
ź {con: Ź}
ẑ {con: Ẑ}
ž {con: Ž}
ż {con: Ż}
ẓ {con: Ẓ}
ẕ {con: Ẕ}
ƶ {con: Ƶ}

$simptone
a
á
à
ā
e
é
è
ē
i
í
ì
ī
o
ó
ò
ō
u
ú
ù
ū

$medtone
a
á
à
ā
e
é
è
ē
i
í
ì
ī
o
ó
ò
ō
u
ú
ù
ū
â
ã
ê
ẽ
î
ĩ
ô
õ
û
ũ

$tonereg
1
2
3
4

$norvowel
a
e
i
o
u
y
w {10%}
au {50%}
ou {50%}
ai {50%}
ei {50%}
aw {35%}

$digraph
bm
bb
bd
bh
bm
bp
bv
bz
cc
cg
ch
čh
ck
cn
cr
cs
ct
cx
cz
dc
dd
dg
dh
dj
dłdm
dn
dp
dq
dr
dt
dv
dx
dy
dz
dź
dż
dž
ff
fh
fx
g’
gb
gc
gg
gh
gj
gk
gl
gm
gn
gñ
gq
gr
gv
gw
gx
hh
hj
hl
hm
hn
hr
hv
hw
hx
jh
jj
jr
jx
kf
kg
kh
kj
kk
kl
km
kn
kp
kr
ks
kv
kw
ḵw
kx
ky
kz
lh
lj
ll
ḷḷ
lr
lv
lw
lx
mb
md
mf
mg
mh
ml
mm
mn
mp
mt
mv
mw
mx
nb
nb
nc
nd
nf
ng
ńg
ñg
nh
nj
nk
nm
ńm
nn
np
nq
nr
ns
nt
nv
nw
nx
ny
nz
pf
pl
pm
pn
pp
ps
pt
pw
qg
qh
qk
qq
qv
rd
rh
rl
rm
rn
rp
rr
rs
rt
rz
sç
sg
sh
sk
sl
sp
ss
sr
sv
sx
sz
s-c
s-cc
s-g
s-gg
tc
tf
tg
th
tl
tm
tn
tp
tr
ts
ts̃
tt
tx
tz
vb
vg
vh
vk
vn
vv
wr
ww
wx
xf
xg
xh
xk
xw
x̱w
xx
yh
yk
ym
yn
yr
yx
zh
zl
zm
zr
zs
zv
zz
ŋg
ŋk
ŋm
ŋv
ǀg
ǁg
ǃg
ǂg
ǀh
ǁh
ǃh
ǂh
ǀn
ǁn
ǃn
ǂn
ʘ
ʘ̬
ǀ
ǀ̬
ǃ
ǃ̬
ǃ˞
ǃ̬˞
ǂᶴ
ǂ̬ᶴ
ǂ
ǂ̬
ǁ
ǁ̬
ʞ
ʞ̬

$typecon
h
‘
w
y

$phonvowel
i
y
ɨ
ʉ
ɯ
u
ɪ
ʏ
ɪ̈
ʊ̈
ʊ
e
ø
ɘ
ɵ
ɤ
o
e̞
ø̞
ə
ɤ̞
o̞
ɛ
œ
ɜ
ɞ
ʌ
ɔ
æ
ɐ
a
ɶ
ä
ɑ
ɒ
ä
â
ã
å
æ
ê
ë
ï
î
ô
õ
ö
û
ü
ý
ÿ
ă
ą
ė
ĕ
ę
ě
ĩ
ĭ
į
ı
ŏ
ŭ
ų

$vowel
[norvowel]
[phonvowel] {30%}

$part
the central part
the eastern part
the western part
the northern part
the southern part

$places
a small city
a city
a large city
the largest city
a small town
a town
a large town
a small village
a village
a large village
a district
a hamlet
a parish
a province

$firletf
[Engcon]
[accentcon,as con] {50%}
[Digraph] {75%}

$firletw
[Engcon][typecon]
[accentcon,as con][typecon] {50%}
[Digraph][typecon] {75%}

$firlet
[firletf]
[firletw] {8%}

$consonf
[engcon]
[accentcon] {50%}

$consonw
[engcon][typecon]
[accentcon][typecon] {50%}

$conson
[consonf]
[consonw] {8%}

$notsyllable
[vowel]
[conson][vowel]
[conson][vowel][conson]
[vowel][conson]

$first
[Vowel]
[firlet][vowel]
[firlet][vowel][conson]
[Vowel][conson]

$simpsyllable
[simptone]
[conson][simptone]
[conson][simptone][conson]
[simptone][conson]

$medsyllable
[medtone]
[conson][medtone]
[conson][medtone][conson]
[medtone][conson]

$advsyllable
[medtone][tonereg]
[conson][medtone][tonereg]
[conson][medtone][conson][tonereg]
[medtone][conson][tonereg]

$status
This language is in vigorous use, with standardization and literature being sustained through a widespread system of institutionally supported education.
This language is in vigorous use, with literature in a standardized form being used by some though this is not yet widespread or sustainable.
This language is used for face-to-face communication by all generations and the situation is sustainable.
This language is used for face-to-face communication within all generations, but it is losing users.
The child-bearing generation can use this language among themselves, but it is not being transmitted to children.
The only remaining active users of this language are members of the grandparent generation and older.
The only remaining users of this language are members of the grandparent generation or older who have little opportunity to use the language.
This language serves as a reminder of heritage identity for the ethnic community, but no one has more than symbolic proficiency.

$support
This language is not acknowledged by the government as an official minority language.
This language is a recognized minority language, though is not supported by the local government.
This language is a recognized minority language, though it is not supported by the  by the local government, there are some language education programs in the area though.
This language is a recognized minority language, and is supported by the government through [language learning programs|books|cultural studies].

$number
[1-200]
250
300
350
400
500
600
800
1,000
1,500
2,500
5,000
10,000
20,000
25,000
30,000

$amount
many
few
some
very few

$type
Analytic language
Fusional language
Agglutinative language
Polysynthetic language
Oligosynthetic language
Isolating language

$locat
This language is spoken in[ | [places] in ][part] of [[commoncon]|[rarecon]]

$forlocat
This language was spoken in[ | [places] in ][part] of [[commoncon]|[rarecon]]

$cxc
 tones, though it is not considered to be a tonal language by most linguists
 some tones. Though there aren't many, it is still considered to be tonal

$word
I
you (singular)
he
we
you (plural)
they
this
that
here
there
who
what
where
when
how
not
all
many
some
few
other
one
two
three
four
five
big
long
wide
thick
heavy
small
short
narrow
thin
woman
man (male)
man (human)
child
wife
husband
mother
father
animal
fish
bird
dog
louse
snake
worm
tree
forest
stick
fruit
seed
leaf
root
bark (of a tree)
flower
grass
rope
skin
meat
blood
bone
fat (noun)
egg
horn
tail
feather
hair
head
ear
eye
nose
mouth
tooth
tongue
fingernail
foot
leg
knee
hand
wing
belly
guts
neck
back
breast
heart
liver
to drink
to eat
to bite
to suck
to spit
to vomit
to blow
to breathe
to laugh
to see
to hear
to know
to think
to smell
to fear
to sleep
to live
to die
to kill
to fight
to hunt
to hit
to cut
to split
to stab
to scratch
to dig
to swim
to fly
to walk
to come
to lie (as in a bed)
to sit
to stand
to turn (intransitive)
to fall
to give
to hold
to squeeze
to rub
to wash
to wipe
to pull
to push
to throw
to tie
to sew
to count
to say
to sing
to play
to float
to flow
to freeze
to swell
sun
moon
star
water
rain
river
lake
sea
salt
stone
sand
dust
earth
cloud
fog
sky
wind
snow
ice
smoke
fire
ash
to burn
road
mountain
red
green
yellow
white
black
night
day
year
warm
cold
full
new
old
good
bad
rotten
dirty
straight
round
sharp (as a knife)
dull (as a knife)
smooth
wet
dry
correct
near
far
right
left
at
in
with
and
if
because
name

$order
Object–subject–verb
Object–verb–subject
Subject–verb–object
Subject–object–verb
Verb–subject–object
Verb–object–subject

$desc
<b>[first][medsyllable] Language</b><br><br><br>This language uses[cxc].<br><br>This language is [an] [type].<br><br>[locat] by [number] people.<br><br>There are [amount] resources on this language.<br><br>This language has [an] [order] word order<br><br> The word for [word] is <i>[medsyllable]</i>.<br><br>[support]<br><br>[status]<br><br>
<b>[first][notsyllable] Language</b><br><br><br>This language does not use tones, so it has a relatively large amount of consonants.<br><br>This language is [an] [type].<br><br>[locat] by [number] people.<br><br>There are [amount] resources on this language.<br><br>This language has [an] [order] word order<br><br> The word for [word] is <i>[notsyllable]</i>.<br><br>[support]<br><br>[status]<br><br>
<b>[first][advsyllable] Language</b><br><br><br>This language uses tones, and has a very complex tonal structure.<br><br>This language is [an] [type].<br><br>[locat] by [number] people.<br><br>There are [amount] resources on this language.<br><br>This language has [an] [order] word order<br><br> The word for [word] is <i>[advsyllable]</i>.<br><br>[support]<br><br>[status]<br><br>
<b>[first][medsyllable] Language</b><br><br><br>This language used[cxc].<br><br>This language is [an] [type].<br><br>[forlocat].<br><br>There are [amount] resources on this language.<br><br>This language has [an] [order] word order<br><br> The word for [word] is <i>[medsyllable]</i>.<br><br>This language went extinct in [1800-2018]<br><br>
<b>[first][notsyllable] Language</b><br><br><br>This language did not use tones, so it had a relatively large amount of consonants.<br><br>This language is [an] [type].<br><br>[forlocat].<br><br>There are [amount] resources on this language.<br><br>This language has [an] [order] word order<br><br> The word for [word] is <i>[notsyllable]</i>.<br><br>This language went extinct in [1800-2018]<br><br>
<b>[first][advsyllable] Language</b><br><br><br>This language used tones, and had a very complex tonal structure.<br><br>This language is [an] [type].<br><br>[forlocat].<br><br>There are [amount] resources on this language.<br><br>This language has [an] [order] word order<br><br> The word for [word] is <i>[advsyllable]</i>.<br><br>This language went extinct in [1800-2018]<br><br>