About: Friemeĵu

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

The Friemeĵu language will have come into being in around the early 5000s AD. This is, of course, entirely hypothetical and experimental. This conlang is being made to combine, enhance, and speed up the French and German languages. Friemeĵu will, if ever, be used around the French and German borders. This is, again, completely hypothetical. This language will be able to give an insight as to how languages change their form over time and are made simpler and evolve into something new.

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rdfs:label	Friemeĵu
rdfs:comment	The Friemeĵu language will have come into being in around the early 5000s AD. This is, of course, entirely hypothetical and experimental. This conlang is being made to combine, enhance, and speed up the French and German languages. Friemeĵu will, if ever, be used around the French and German borders. This is, again, completely hypothetical. This language will be able to give an insight as to how languages change their form over time and are made simpler and evolve into something new.
Head	Initial
Alignment	Marked nominative
dcterms:subject	Languages Germanic conlangs
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nativeName	Deurentsch
Declined	yes
Name	Friemeĵu
Type	Fusional
NounDefiniteness	yes
Tonal	no
NounGender	yes
VerbNumber	yes
NounNumber	yes
Conjugated	yes
VerbVoice	no
NounCase	yes
VerbTense	yes
VerbMood	no
VerbAspect	yes
Genders	yes
VerbPerson	yes
abstract	The Friemeĵu language will have come into being in around the early 5000s AD. This is, of course, entirely hypothetical and experimental. This conlang is being made to combine, enhance, and speed up the French and German languages. Friemeĵu will, if ever, be used around the French and German borders. This is, again, completely hypothetical. This language will be able to give an insight as to how languages change their form over time and are made simpler and evolve into something new.

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