Satsuma-Winston language

Satsuma-Winston language is one of languages used in Catfish Islands.


I te matahiti 1292, i muri a‘e i te haere mai a Erik Kassel I, Maxⱶmus Mormutball Sr., e Henry I e hopoi mai i te tahi oire i Robloxia, ua tapa‘ohia te fenua i taua i‘oa ra, Roblox. I muri a‘e i to nauru faataa‘eraa mai ia Ro Britane, ua riro to ratou i‘oa ei Otintaia Robloxia mai te matahiti 1296 e tae roa ’tu i te 1787, e 491 matahiti. I muri a‘e râ i te tauiraa a te President E.T. Kassel i te Modus Operandum ei Ture Nui, ua riro te i‘oa ei Tia Karikirakean Robloxia, e USR i te parau poto.A fragment of the article about Robloxia, translated into Satsuma-Winston language

Mai te mea e oe hia te amea, e tsimedena oe no te valu. "If you want peace, prepare for war" in Satsuma-Winston language

Alphabet

The Satsuma-Winston language alphabet consists of 29 letters.

Big letter Small letter Telamonian Robloxian
A a a a
Ā ā aa a
à ã au aw
B b b b
C c c, ts c
D d d d
E e e e
Ē ē ee e
Ę ę — —
F f f f
G g g g
H h h h
I i i i
Ⱶ ⱶ — —
K k k k
L l l l
M m m m
N n n n
O o o o
Ō ō — o
Ǫ ǫ oŭ ouw
P p p p
R r r, l r
T t t t
U u u u
Ū ū uu u
V v v v
W w w w
X x x x
Z z s z

Ⱶ

Ⱶ is a letter of the Ro-Latin alphabet, introduced by Emperor Claudius. It meant an intermediate sound between i and u. After his death, this letter was no longer used.

In 1792, the tribal council of the Eb commune officially introduced the Ⱶ sign into the spelling of the language, which had been previously proposed by Jean-Adolphe d'Reaumont. Satsuma-Winston language is the only language, in which this letter is used.

Personal pronouns

Person Singular Dual Trial Paucal Plural
First (exc.) au maaua maaru maatoa maatou
First (inc.) - taaua taaru taatoa taatou
Second oe oua ouru outoa outou
Third hem raua nauru ratoa ratou

Literature in the Satsuma-Winston language

The first books in this language were created by the Polybloxianist Jean-Adolphe d'Reaumont. A particular increase in the number of books occurred during the Rogaulian occupation of Catfish Islands. This was to maintain the tradition.

Currently, literature in Satsuma-Winston language is created by Otto von Manul-Pallas, John Diakel and Fransi Rung.

See also