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= '''Damtia''' (da•ma•tch•ia) =
Damtia is a language which was made up by [[User:Timbot4x4|Timbot4x4]]
= Alphabet =
[[File:DM Alphabet.jpg|DM Alphabet]] <br>
The alphabet uses a little line to the left, usually in the middle, unless it's curved, like an "S," or has a line through it, like an "F." This is used to distinguish the uppercase and lowercase letters that look similar apart, for example "O" and "o."
== Accent Marks ==
[[File:DM Accent.jpg|DM Accent Marks]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! How to Write the accent marks on a QWERTY keyboard (Same Order As Picture) (Must Be In Brackets)
|-
| [Ahyx]
|-
| [Ahrx]
|-
| [Ahr.x]
|-
| [Ahox]
|-
| [Oex]
|-
| [eox]
|-
| [Ih.] OR ï (no brackets needed for “ï”)
|-
| [Ooh]
|-
| [f] (only use after a "u")
|-
| [Oohox]
|-
| [Beh]
|-
| [Behox]
|-
| [Dex]
|-
| [R.]
|-
| [T.]
|-
| [Dh]
|-
| Any letter then a “.” after the letter.
|-
| Any letter then an “X” after the letter.
|}
= Grammer Rules =
=== Lowercase Line Rule ===
Any lowercase letter, such as “O,” is similar to the uppercase “O,” thus you put a line to the left of the lowercase letter (-o). You only do this in writing. On a computer, you would just type “o.”
=== Vowels ===
The vowels of Damtia are, A | D | E | M | I | O | u | Y. “V” is not a vowel, even though it's the uppercase form of “u.” "M” and “D” are vowels because of the sound the “M” makes as well as the “D.”
=== “X” On Top of a Letter ===
It separates the last letter from it. For example, an “ë” in French. The “x” can be used on any letter and it must be lowercase. This can go on any letter (vowel, consonant, letter with accent).
=== Long Letters ===
Long letters have a colon after the letter “a:” “A:”
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Letter !! Pronunciation (in EN)
|-
| AA || ayeya
|-
| EE || oeya
|-
| II || ieya
|-
| OO || ohya
|-
| uu (VV Doesn't Exist) || ueya
|}
=== Digraphs ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! DM Digraphs || EN Equivalent
|-
| TCH || CH
|-
| SCH || SH
|-
|IE
|EE
|}
= Learn =
== Level 1 ‣ Basics ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! DM Word !! EN Word
|-
| [B.]it || The
|-
| [D.]it || The
|-
| [Dex]|| I
|-
| [ahr.x][ahox] || You (formal)
|-
| Ar[ex] || you (informal)
|-
| [I.]yw|| You (Plural)
|-
| Hil || He (informal)
|-
| Hil[ahyx] || He (Formal)
|-
| Lil || Her (informal)
|-
| Lil[ahyx]|| Her (formal)
|-
| Mno || Man
|-
| Fano || Woman
|-
| Yngo || Boy
|-
| Mngo || Girl
|-
| Dn[dh]ri || They
|-
| Wn[dh]ri || We
|-
| Un[dh]ri || Us
|-
| Ham || Have (as in "I have")
|-
| Hamm || Have (as in "we have"
|-
| H[ex]m || Had (as in "I had")
|-
| H[ex]m[t.] || Had (as in "we had")
|}
== Level 2 ‣ Food ==
In progress...
“(b)” is “[B.]it” and “(d)” is “Dit.”
=== Miscellaneous ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! DM Word || EN Word
|-
| (b) Norii || Food
|-
| (d) Rink || Drink
|-
| (b) T[yx]a || Meat
|-
| (d) Bef || Beef
|-
| (d) c[r.]conaa || Chicken
|-
| (b) Cwo[r.]k || Pork
|-
| (b) Pla[t.] || Plate
|-
| (d) Pipir || Pepper
|-
| (d) Cou[t.] || Salt
|-
| (b) Fit || Fish
|-
| (b) Br[oex][t.] || Bread
|}
=== Fruits ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! DM Word || EN Word
|-
| (b) Agil || Apple
|-
| (b) Oran || Orange
|-
| (d) T[ex]ma || Tomato
|-
| (d) Beeba[r.] || Strawberry
|-
| (b) Banaa || Banana
|-
| (b) Puna[anyx] || Grape
|-
| (d) Scherie || Cherry
|}
=== Vegetables ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! DM Word || EN Word
|-
| ... || ...
|}
= Note =
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