Larawiyaki

Larawiyaki (kąnééyi'i wiyá - 'language of the people') was a native language spoken by the Larawak people of northern Lakay. It was a language with a very small inventory of words, based around concepts. 
== Info ==
There were fewer than 150 words in the Larawiyaki language, each one able to represent a verb, noun, adjective, or more. Word order was fluid and words were agglutinative.
The alphabet was as follows:
* a, k, e, s, w, n, h, l, i, t, o, ł, x, m, y, b, c, r, p, u, f, ñ, g, v, d, z, ž, š
* There were also the accented letters (not their own letters) á, ą, é, ę, ó, ǫ, í, ', ú, 
* ł was pronounced somewhat like a welsh Ll
* x was pronounced as χ or x (like in loch or chi)
* A hooked vowel like ąęǫ indicated nasalisation
* An accented vowel like áéíóú represented a high-tone vowel, and an unaccented vowel was a low tone vowel.
* ž was pronounced ʒ, and š was pronounced sh.
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