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Créćé Is an extremely inpopular language and is not an official language of any country

Alphabet:

Vowels: A á â å é ê ë í î ï ô ö ú û ü u ǘ й д ц з A: Same pronounciation as English á: Same as Spanish Hard AH as in Fácil (Fá-cil) â: pronounced ar with an the a pronounced as English short Ahh å: Same pronounciation as Sweedish é: Same as Spanish, said as Japanese ā in which A says its name (ay) ê: Er, same short e as the short a with r, e like German ë (ehh) ë: Same as German (English short e) í: Same as Spanish (ee) î: short I then r ï: German short I (ihh) ô: Pronounced as English Or ö: German short o (ohh) ú: like English oo (as in Pool) û: like ur in turf ü: like ou in tough u: same as English ǘ: like sh in fish й: a flicking of the tounge on the roof of the mouth (only at start and end of words) д: like th in thick ц: like th in those з: like qu in quilt

Consonants: b c ç ć d f g h j k l ĺ m n ñ p q r ś t v w x z ž All unaccented: same as English. ç and ć: Ch in chalk ĺ: (that is an L, not an I) As in Spanish Llama (said Yah-muh) ñ: same as Spanish, as in Piñata, said as an n-yuh but in one letter ś: sh ž: like a J or as in Polish Żubr (zhoo-buhr) (Bison)

Rarities: Dipthongs: Sq = Sh Tq = Th (Þ)(as in the) Cq = Ch Zq = Zh Qq = Qw Pq = Th (ð)(as in thin) ǽ = ay-ee-uh (Āēü)

Useful Créćé phrases

Hello = Héćo (Hay-cho) Goodbye = Ados (ah-dohs) Please = Dén (dayne) Thank you = Dénoi (day-noy) You’re Welcome = Denoi (deh-noy) Yes = Ye (yeh) No = jun (juhn) Excuse me/sorry = йǘiprosham (*click* shee-pro-sham) Help! = дem! (them!) How = Jé (jay) How much = Jé hulé (jay hoolay) What? = Opé (oh-pay) When? = Yú (yoo) Where? = Ehé (ehh-hay) Which? = зön (quohn) Who? = ú (oo) Why? = Porké (por-kay)

Pronouns: I: зo (quoh) You: зoy (quoy) They: зoiië (quo-i-ehh) We: зii (quii) Us: зolio (quol-ee-oh) Them: зoplo (quohp-lo) She: зapa (quahp-a) He: зap (quahp) It: зu (qwoo-oo) *irregular, the q breaks its rule and becomes kwoo instead of kw* Days of week: Eindǽ (īndaeuh) Tudǽ (too-daeh) Wêdǽ  (Werdaeuh) дudǽ  (thu-daeuh) Frïdǽ (Frih-daeuh) Sadǽ  (Sadaeuh) (say quick and blended in one sylable, like (sduh)or (staeuh) Suodǽ   (Suodaeuh) (same quickness as Sadǽ) (swuda)