Uchinaaguchi

Okinawense (or うちなーぐち) is a ryukyuuan language spoken in [Okinwawa, Japan] that forms part of the japonic languages. This language is in extintion due to the japanese language takeover, and for some people it is a dialect, wich really isn't.
==Sound correspondenses to modern japanese==
okinawense comes from an older version of the japanese language.
Japanese 	Okinawense 	Change
え、お 	い、う 	Roundization of vowels, [makes vowels evolve into aiu]
e > i, o > u. however, it doesn't mean that se becomes ʃi,
it become si.
す、つ 	し、ち (sometimes) 	this change causes the u verbs and i verbs.
き 	ち (sometimes*) 	uknown
あい、おい、あう 	えー、えー、おー 	bending of vowels
=Grammar=
== や merge ==
in okinwense, や (ya) is the equivalent of は (wa) i japanese, however, it is difficult, beacuse it merges with the word behind it
Category:Languages
Category:Real Lenguages
Category:Endangered languages
Category:UCHINAGUCHI