| |
| | Languages |
 | | The [r] sound is a retroflex or American R, rather than a Spanish or Italian trilled R or a French uvular R. As in British, Australian, and Eastern American dialects, the R is mostly silent after a vowel and tends to lengthen the vowel. |
 | | Sebacean probably doesn’t have the [œ, ø] sound, but since it has AE, the letters OE probably occur, and may be pronounced like ay or eh or ee. |
 | | Sebacean may use an alphabet, a syllabary, ideograms, or a mixture of these. |
| www.texgraph.com /farscape/langs.html (1264 words) |
|