Vianic

Vianic (Vianic: Vian-i ski) is a constructed language created by Akrivus and spoken by the Vianic people and their representations in numerous fandoms. While it adheres to the Sonic fandom, there are actually multiple, subtly different, constructions of Vianic used in different series, fandoms, and stories.
==Alphabet==
The Vianic Alphabet (Vianic: Vian-i acba) is an alphabet created specifically for the Vian language. It takes a lot from the Latin alphabet while simultaneously being different from it by changing the sound of letters.
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a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ' "
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In the 28 letters, 26 are inherited from the Latin alphabet, of those 26 letters changed are c, j, q, r, w, and x.
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C, c is used to represent a voiceless alveolar affricate, found in the zz in pizza.
J, j can be used to represent either...
*a voiced palato-alveolar sibilant, found in the s in fusion.
*an affricate consonant, found in the j in jumble.
Q, q can be used to represent either...
*a voiceless palato-alveolar affricate, found in the ch in channel.
*a voiceless palato-alveolar sibilant, found in the sh in shore.
R, r is used to represent an alveolar flap, not found in English.
W, w is used to represent a close back rounded vowel, found in the oo in food.
X, x is used to represent a voiceless velar fricative, not found in English.
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The three new letters are English punctuation symbols.
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' (Dac) is used to represent a glottal stop, found between the words in the phrase uh-oh.
" (Ceb) is used to represent a soft sign, and is silent.
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The new letters are often removed from writing (usually ") as a means of making it appear readable.
The purpose of the Ceb (") is to soften the consonant it is in front of, for example r is flapped, but "r is the normal English r, and ""r is a very soft r that sounds akin to the letter w. Usually, when transliterating, an h is simply added to the end of the modified letter.
Vianic digraphs also exist, but are usually not used very much due to how awkward they appear to non-native speakers.
==Grammar==
Vianic Grammar (Vianic: Vian-i grammar) is very rudimentary and follows a subject-object-verb word order found in most Indo-European Languages. Here is an example of grammar that follows.
*Mi (I) da ra-bacgal (to the store) romi (I went)
Vianic is a pro-drop language, meaning you can remove the subject if it is a pronoun, making the sentence.
*Da ra-bacgal (to the store) romi (I went)
Unlike many languages, articles exist in Vianic in the form of ra, meaning bacgal or store becomes the store when adding ra to make it ra-bacgal.
Conjugating verbs for tenses and person is very simple. Tense and voice is usually done in the front of the word and person is done at the end of the word as described in the chart below.
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Endings 	
Endings	
Endings	
Endings 	
Endings	
Endings
Singular 	Singular	Singular	Plural 	Plural	Plural
Person 	Ending 	Pronoun 	Person 	Ending	Pronoun
First (I) 	-mi 	mi 	First (we) 	-mica 	mica
Second (you) 	-teq 	teq 	Second (you all)	-teqsa	teqsa
Third (he/she)	-ki 	ki 	Third (they) 	-kica 	kica
Third (it) 	-ci 	ci 	Third (they) 	-cisa 	cisa
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The verb endings can also be used to denote possession, for example ucami means my wife while uca simply means wife.
Vianic possesses two moods, indicative and imperative, indicative is for answering or asking a question, and imperative is making a command.
Imperatives can be created by taking the past tense second person verb, removing the ending, and adding pw to the beginning, for example, roteq means you went, adding pw makes it pwroteq or go. Below is a table illustrating the different tenses and beginnings.
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Tenses	
Tenses 	
Tenses	
Tenses 	
Tenses	
Tenses
Past 	Past 	Present	Present 	Future	Future
Simple	Participle	Simple 	Participle	Simple	Participle
ro- 	rodas- 	voro- 	vorodas- 	foro- 	forodas-
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The lack of a perfect tense can be solved by adding the conjugated verb dar- or had before the verb. For example to say I had injured it would be preferable in this case to say darmi picnemi.
Adjectives can be added by putting an indec or -i to the end of the noun and then the adjective you wish to say. For example the word for blue is brod and the word for cat is qab. To say blue cat one could say qab-i brod, or if the noun ends in a vowel the indec becomes -ni so words like hedgehog, or jeji can be jeji-ni brod or blue hedgehog.
Adverbs are placed before the verb and use the same indec mechanic. For example, to say I walked happily, use xaqu-ni adulmi and to say I walked sadly, use bard-i adulmi.
Pluralization of nouns is usually done by adding -an or -nan if the noun ends in a vowel. For example, cats is qaban while hedgehogs is jejinan.
==Words and Phrases==
Below is a list of links to different Vianic phrases.
*/Conversation/
*/Phrases/
Category:Constructed languages