User:Dr. Sroy/Ificiana/en/learn/Grammar/Algorithm

Basic rules

Vowels

Switch the case vowel to its next one. There are no exception to this rule.

Example

My name is XYZ.

Using this rule: My nemi os XYZ.

Consonants

Consonants are divided into 3 groups...

• After a vowel(A): b, f, j, p, v
• Before a vowel(B): z, d, h, n, t
• General(G): rest all

SPECIAL RULE

Equation:-
(B)' = (A+3)
ie. d:B(2) = v:A(5);

Note that (A)' follows the general rule.

GENERAL RULE

(G)' = (G+1)

So, b→c; m→n;

BUT there are few exceptions...

1. p is k
2. j is q(u)

Language note: According to Ificiana Spelling rules, there can be no word with "q". So in language, q is replaced by "kw". So "Jar" will be "Kwes" not "Ques"

Double vowel rule

When two same vowels are placed together, the vowel itself doesn't change but a diacritic is added.

• For a, e, and u it is a diaeresis.
• For i and o, it is a macron.

At a glance

Case		Result
a		e
e		i
i		o
o		u
u		a
aa		ä
ee		ë
ii		í
oo		ó
uu		ü
b		c
c		d
d		v
f		g
g		h
h		b
j		q(u)
k		l
l		m
m		n
n		f
p		k
q(u)		r
r		s
s		t
t		j
v		w
w		x
x		y
y		z
z		p

Rule of eñe

When two same consonants are placed together, the consonant change according to the constant-basic rule, and an eñe(ñ) is added.

Apple : Ekñïmi

pp = kñ

Rule of suffixes

Rule of universal digraphs

Rule of end digraphs

Number System