Islogian (or Îçlo as its speakers call it) is a romance language spoken in many parts of the Balkans, Caucus and Middle East and has become a lingua franca for many places in those areas. The language was extensively influenced by Turkish and Arabic which can be most clearly seen in its vocabulary. The majority of the Islogians are Muslim and much of the Arab influence is due to this. Greek also had a more substantial influence than many other Romance languages but not the extent that Turkish and Arabic did.
Phonology
/m~ɱ n~n̪~ŋ ɲː/ <m n gn>
/p b t̪ d̪ k ɡ/ <p b t d c~ch g~gh>
/t̻͡s̪ d̻͡z̪ t͡ʃ d͡ʒ/ <ţ~ç z c~ci g~gi>
/s̪ z̪ ʃ ʒ/ <s~ss ḑ~s sc~sci~ş j>
/f v x ∅/ <f v ch h>
/j w r l̪~lˤ ʎː/ <i u r l gl~gli>
All consonants can be geminated with the exceptions of /ɲː j w ʎː/
/i ɨ u/ <i î~â~û~ô~ê u>
/e o/ <e o>
/ɛ ɔ/ <e o>
/ä ɑ/ <a a>
/ɛ ɔ ɑ/ only exist in stressed syllables and are replaced with /e o ä/ elsewhere
Vowel Length
When a vowel is stressed in a non-final open syllable, the vowel is pronounced long. In all other cases the syllable is pronounced short. There are only 2 exceptions to this:
1. In -re verbs which have only a single consonant before the -re and a vowel before that, the vowel before the consonant is always pronounced long.
2. Some single syllable morphemes
Contrastive Vowel Length
Vowel length is contrastive in a set number of single syllable morphemes. All other single syllable words are pronounced with short vowels
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