Aranese

Aranese Aronnege
Pronunciation	/'ærəniːz/ /'ɑːɻoʊn'nɛgɛ/
Native to	Hithfaerthel Isles of Triamar Skagø
Ethnicity	Arano
Era(s) Spoken	Kudes - Present
Dialects	Hebunege Skagga Bōchege
Language Family	Denotic Aranic

Aranese (natively, Aronnege) is a Denotic language in the Aranic subfamily. Native originally to the Arano of Hithfaerthel, modern Aranese is found across the Isles of Triamar, along the mainland shores of Skagø, throughout the southern Dún, and among the greater Arano diaspora, especially in the Himara Peninsula.

Although it has changed with time, Aranese is considered the oldest language in the Denotic family, and debatably the oldest language of Men known. All languages within the Denotic family are derived from Aranese, which itself is derived from its very-similar proto-language, Fíunnese.

Phonology

Vowels

Alphabet	Phonetic	Examples
Aa	ɑː	father
Áá	æ	lad, cat
Āā	eɪ	day, grey
Ee	ɛ	bed, head
Ēē	iː	see, meet
Ii	ɪ	sit, bin
Íí	aɪ	cry, high
Oo		toe, show
Øø	eɪo	mayo, Beowulf
Öö	ɔɪ	boy, coil
Ōō	uː	through, moo
Uu	ʌ	run, won
Ūū	juː	ewe, cute

Consonants

Alphabet	Phonetic	Examples
Bb	b	web, but
Cc	k	cat, candy
Tch	t͡ʃ	chair, chime
Dd	d	bad, odd
Ff	f	fun, enough
Gg	g	go, tag
Gh	x	Loch
Hh	h	ham, heart
Ge	dʒ	gin, joy
Ll	l	love, bell
Mm	m	man, home
Nn	n	no, tin
Pp	p	pen, top
Rr	ɻ	rip, par
Rh	r	Spanish perro
Ss	s	sea, city
Sh	ʃ	shout, rush
Tt	t	sting, bet
Þþ	θ	thing, thorn
Ðð	ð	this, these
Bh	v	voice, vial
Üü	w	we, wing
Jj	j	young, year