Romanization Challenge Thread v2.0

[foxcatdog]

Clock Dragon
*b *d *dʲ *ɟ *gʲ *g *gʷ
*p *t *tʲ *c *kʲ *k *kʷ
*s *sʲ
*m *n *nʲ *ɲ *ŋ *ŋʷ

*i *u
*e *o
*a

nʲataasʲaanʲ kʲamiotakani tʲan niikʷigʷenʲdʲipa adesakoɟoma
1+Collective-ESS dragon+LNK+clock-DAT LAT 1.pl-D-bring-AOR-PERF shine+UNCNT-ACC
“We bring glory to the clock dragon”

oosa kʷibidinʲanekenna banipanima taadesakon
GEN+VERB.2 D+light+star+VERB.1-SUB friend-ACC 2.sg-shine+on
“May the light shine on you friend”

nʲa nʲatseime maɲɲa oo podonʲane gʲantadʲi
1 daughter-CONS name GEN map+star have-AOR
“My daughter has the name starmap”

nʲanetaa oo anamema teŋko ŋʷannadasʲaanʲ
star+Collective GEN animal-ACC-CONS sacred+NOM coyote-ESS
“The coyote is a sacred animal of the stars”

[foxcatdog]

*b *d *g *gʷ
*p *t *k *kʷ
*z *zʲ *ʒ
*s *sʲ *ʃ
*ɬ *l *lʲ
*r *j *w
*m *n *nʲ *ɲ

*i *y *u
*e *ø *o
*ɛ *a

nʲataajaanʲ ʃawiotakari sʲan niikʷiwellʲipa alerakojuwa
oora kʷivininʲalekena maripaniwa taanerakon
nʲa nʲaɬeiwe maɲa oo ponunʲare ʒadalʲi
nʲaretaa oo anamiwa tego wanalasaanʲ

[Karch]

/b d dʲ ɟ gʲ g gʷ/ <b d d' j g' g gw>
/p t tʲ c kʲ k kʷ/ <p t t' c k' k kw>
/s sʲ/ <s s'>
/m n nʲ ɲ ŋ ŋʷ/ <m n n' y ĝ ĝw>

/i u/ <i u>
/e o/ <e o>
/a/ <a>

/nʲataasʲaanʲ kʲamiotakani tʲan niikʷigʷenʲdʲipa adesakoɟoma. oosa kʷibidinʲanekenna banipanima taadesakon. nʲa nʲatseime maɲɲa oo podonʲane gʲantadʲi. nʲanetaa oo anamema teŋko ŋʷannadasʲaanʲ./

N'ataas'aan' k'amiotakani t'an niikwigwend'ipa adesakojoma. Oosa kwibidin'anekenna banipanima taadesakon. N'a n'atseime mayya oo podon'ane g'antad'i. N'anetaa oo anamema tenko ĝwannadas'aan'.

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/b d g gʷ/ <b d g gw>
/p t k kʷ/ <p t k kw>
/z zʲ ʒ/ <z ÿ j>
/s sʲ ʃ/ <s x c>
/ɬ l lʲ/ <ł l ly>
/r j w/ <r y w>
/m n nʲ ɲ/ <m n ń ny>

/i y u/ <i ü u>
/e ø o/ <e ö o>
/ɛ a/ <ä a>

Ńataayaań cawiotakari xan niikwiwellyipa alerakoyuwa. Oora kwivinińalekena maripaniwa taanerakon. Ńa ńałeiwe manya oo ponuńare jadalyi. Ńaretaa oo anamiwa tego wanalasaań.

[WeepingElf]

*m *n *nʲ *ɲ

Are you sure you mean *ɲ and not *ŋ? Those tailed n's are easy to confuse with each other, and a phonemic opposition between *nʲ and *ɲ seems weird.

[Travis B.]

*m *n *nʲ *ɲ

Are you sure you mean *ɲ and not *ŋ? Those tailed n's are easy to confuse with each other, and a phonemic opposition between *nʲ and *ɲ seems weird.

Agreed - a contrast between a palatalized nasal and a palatal nasal seems very strange to me.

[foxcatdog]

*m *n *nʲ
*b *d *g
*p *t *k
*t͡ʃ
*v *z *zʲ *ʒ
*f *s *sʲ *ʃ *h
*r *l *lʲ
*w *j

*i *y *ɯ *u
*e *o
*æ *a

*elpo “dog” *dawon “person” *sent “holy” *pɯl “coin” *galipus “wolf” *naks “fox” *olʲo “sun” *barodo “sky” *azul “blue” *kreks “clothes” *t͡ʃælp “scallop” *kæp “seaweed” *mymoʃ “vole” *kanʲo “wind” *vago “bull” *adawl “cherry” *ʒoto “tax” *dalu “king” *kozʲur “to close” *sʲan “fire”

[Nortaneous]

Before front vowels <ë i>:
d dʲ t tʲ n nʲ <dh d th t nh n>

Before other vowels:
d dʲ t tʲ n nʲ <d di t ti n ni>

Before front vowels <ë e i>:
b ɟ gʲ g gʷ <b g gh gu gü>
p c kʲ k kʷ <p c ch qu cu>
s sʲ <s ch>
m ɲ ŋ ŋʷ <m gn ngu ngü>

Before other vowels:
gʲ g gʷ <gi g gu>
kʲ k kʷ <ci c qu>
ɲ ŋ ŋʷ <gn ng ngu>

p b s sʲ m <p b s ch m>
ɲɲ ŋŋ <gnh ñg>

i ii u uu <i~y î~ih~ŷ u û~uh>
e ee o oo <e ê~eh o ô~oh>
a aa <ä a>, but <ë ëh> following /tʲ dʲ nʲ sʲ c ɟ kʲ gʲ ɲ/

<y> is written for /i/ adjacent to a vowel or at the end of a word. Word-final palatalizing <i> takes a breve.
Vowel length is written with <h> when preceding a consonant written without the letters <m n h>, otherwise with a circumflex.

nʲataasʲaanʲ kʲamiotakani tʲan niikʷigʷenʲdʲipa adesakoɟoma
Nëtachan chiamyotacanhy tën nhihcuigüendýpä ädesäcogiomä.

oosa kʷibidinʲanekenna banipanima taadesakon
Ohsä cuibidinënequennä bänhipänhimä tadesäcon.

nʲa nʲatseime maɲɲa oo podonʲane gʲantadʲi
Në nëtseyme mägnhä ô podonëne ghëntädy.

nʲanetaa oo anamema teŋko ŋʷannadasʲaanʲ
Nëneta ô änämemä tenco nguännädäsëhenĭ.

[Nortaneous]

처음에 세상에는 언어가 하나뿐이어서, 모두가 같은 말을 썼다.
Cɐ·oum·oɐi sɐi·sao·oɐi·nun oɐn·oɐ·ga ôa·na·ppvn·oi·oɐ·sɐ, mʌ·dv·ga gat·oun mal·oul ssɐss·da.
Cehoumoey seysaooeynun oenoehga ôahnahppvnoyoehse, mʌhdvhga gatoun maloul ssessda.
Ceumẹ sẹsaoẹnun enega ôanap̄vniese, mʌdvga gatun malul s̄es̄da.
Çhëïme zezaŋenïn ënëga hanapuniëzë, moduga gathïn marïr sësda.

사람들이 동쪽에서 이동하여 오다가, 시날 땅 한 들판에 이르러서, 거기에 자리를 잡았다.
Sa·lam·dul·oi dʌo·jjʌg·oɐi·sɐ oi·dʌo·ôa·oɐ̈ oʌ·da·ga, si·nal ttao ôan dul·pan·oɐi oi·lu·lɐ·sɐ, gɐ·gi·oɐi ja·li·lul jab·oass·da.
Sahlamduloy dʌojjʌgoeyse oydʌoôahoë oʌhdahga, synal ttao ôan dulpanoey oyluhlehse, gehgyoey jahlylul jaboassda.
Salamduli dʌoj̄ʌgẹse idʌoôaë ʌdaga, sinal t̄ao ôan dulpanẹ ilulese, gegiẹ jalilul jabas̄da.
Zaramdïri doŋçogezë idëŋhayë ëdaga, zinar taŋ han dïrphane irïrëzë, gëgie carirïr cabasda.

[Rounin Ryuuji]

*m *n *nʲ | m n ń
*b *d *g | b d g
*p *t *k | p t c
*t͡ʃ | č
*v *z *zʲ *ʒ | v z ź ž
*f *s *sʲ *ʃ *h | f s ś š h
*r *l *lʲ | r l ĺ
*w *j | w y

*i *y *ɯ *u | i ü ï u
*e *o | e o
*æ *a | ä a

elpo "dog"
dawon "person"
sent "holy"
pïl "coin"
galipus "wolf"
nacs "fox"
oĺo "sun"
barodo "sky"
azul "blue"
crecs "clothes"
čälp "scallop"
cäp "seaweed"
mümoš "vole"
cańo "wind"
vago "bull"
adawl "cherry"
joto "tax"
dalu "lking"
coźur "close"
śan "fire"