Lupesh - Version 3.0 (LS Release for official use)

[Fleetwolf]

Within this thread the revised, updated and sorted out Lupesh will be posted. Please refer to this version (Lupinoss Studios Release) as the official version for use. All other versions of Lupesh are not being thrown away, but would more or less be considered the historical efforts the Lupinossai have taken to make a collective language into a unified voice.

[Fleetwolf]

(Work in Progress)

The Lupesh Alphabet uses only 24 letters out of the 26 letters of the Humaran (Human) Alphabet:

- A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, W, Y, Z -

The letters 'Q' and 'X' are not used in Lupesh as the Lupinossai find their consonant sounds to similar to what is made with the other letters in use already and unneeded Humaran linguistic complexity.

How the single consonants of Lupesh are pronounced in Lupesh words:

- B (Buh), C (See), D (Duh), F (Fuh), G (Guh), H (Huh), J (Juh), K (Kuh), L (Luh), M (Muh), N (Nuh), P (Puh), R (Ruh), S (Ess), T (Tuh), V (Vuh), W (Wuh), Y (Yuh), Z (Zuh) -

How the compound consonants of Lupesh are pronounced in Lupesh words:

- ch (Chuh), kw (Said like the Qu in Quiet) -

Unlike the Humaran (Human) language, vowels in Lupesh words are never single letters, but compound vowels:

- aa, ah, aw, ee, eh, ih, ii, oo, ow, uh, uu -    

The sound the vowel compounds make are the same vowel sound as the underlined vowels in the sample Humaran words:

- aa (Place), ah (Apple), aw (Raw or Stop), ee (Seen, Mean or Extreme), eh (Men), ih (Swim or Lip), ii (Wine, My or Thai), oo (Row or Gnome), ow (Noun, Now, Vow), uh (Fun or Ton), uu (Tune or Moon) -

Grammar Rules: (Coming Soon)