Jonish language/Words

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NOTICE: Pronunciations are listed in the sense of their English variations.
== Letters ==
* A (eh)
** Å (ah)
* B (beh)
* C (sah)
**Ć (either shar or char)
* D (deh)
* E (ey)
** Ӕ (er)
* F (feh)
* G (gheh)
* H (har)
* I (eeh)
* J (jott)
* K (koo) Only used next to O- or U- sounding letters.
** CH (keh) Used next to all letters.
** Ç (shkeh) Used next to A- or E- sounding letters.
** Ĉ (skah) Used next to A- sounding letters
* L (airl)
* M (em)
* N (en)
* O (oah)
** Ô (or)
* P (pah)
* Q (kweh)
* R (air)
* S (ess)
**ß (long S)
* T (tah)
* U (oy)
** Ü (ooh)
* V (veh)
* W (wah)
* X (eeks)
* Y (yigh)
** Ł (yeh)
* Z (zoy)
== Greetings ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Hi 	Hoj 	hoy
Hello 	Hojmål 	hoy-marl
Hey 	Hej 	hey
Bye 	Bjens 	byens
Goodbye 	Bjensgot	byens-got
Good morning 	Gotmorgæ	got-mor-ger
Good afternoon	Gotavern	got-ah-vern
Good evening 	Gotoyv 	got-oive
Good night 	Gotneich	got-nike
Good day 	Gotdåg 	got-darg
== Basic words ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation 	Notes
I 	Ye 	yeh 	
Your 	Josse 	yor-ser 	
Yours 	Josse 	yor-ser 	
You 	Josse 	yor-ser 	Formal
You 	Jo 	yoh 	Informal
A 	Une 	aun 	
Me 	Mig 	may 	
My 	Man 	men 	
Mine 	Mån 	marn 	
Yes 	Ya 	yah 	
No 	Nach 	nark 	Formal
No 	Non 	norn 	Informal
The 	Veł 	vey 	
Then 	Den 	den 	
That 	Dach 	dark 	
Good 	Got 	got 	
Bad 	Dåsch 	darsk 	
Jonish 	Yondag 	yon-darg 	
Language 	Språge 	sprah-geh 	
Languages	Språge 	sprah-geh 	
Of 	De 	deh 	
New 	Neu 	noy 	
Old 	Olf 	orlf 	
Is 	Im 	im 	
From 	Vram 	vrahm 	
Has 	Ver 	vair 	
Been 	Yoll 	yoll 	
Attention	Ajence 	ah-yonce 	
And 	Et 	ey 	
To 	In 	een 	
Here 	Ven 	ven 	
There 	Den 	den 	
Get 	Foix 	fwah 	
All 	Alt 	elt 	
Thing 	Ćase 	shezz 	
Things 	Ćase 	shezz 	
Big 	Groß 	gror-ss 	
Small 	Thåln 	tharl-n 	
Tiny 	Thåln 	tharl-n 	
Have 	Havoix 	hah-vwah 	
Had 	Havon 	hair-von 	
Oh 	Lӕ 	ler 	
It 	A 	eh 	
In 	Thaunse 	thons 	
Out 	Thors 	thore 	
Please 	Plait 	play 	
Pleased 	Plairut 	play-roo 	
Pleasing 	Plarait 	plah-ray 	
Pleaser 	Plaroux 	plah-roo 	
Thank 	Remecix 	reh-meh-see 	
Thanks 	Merci 	mer-see 	
Thank you	Merci 	mer-see 	
Thank me 	Merci la mӕrig	mer-see-lah-mer-ray	
Thanking 	Merchette 	mer-kett 	
Thanked 	Merchalle 	mer-shall 	
We 	Il 	eel 	
Do 	Fæ 	fair 	
Do not 	Fænon 	fair-norn 	
Don't 	Fænon 	fair-norn 	
About 	Sulle 	soo-lay 	
For 	Av 	arv 	
Am 	Vel 	vell 	
== Gender ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Mr 	Monsier 	mon-seer 	
Ms 	Vrausier 	vrau-seer 	
Miss 	Vrausier 	vrau-seer 	
Mrs 	Mausier 	mao-seer 	
He 	Et 	ay 	
Him 	Ete 	et 	
She 	Set 	say 	
Her 	Sete 	set 	
They 	Tet 	tay 	
Them 	Tem 	tem 	
Gay 	Giet 	gay 	
Transgender	Transkente	trarns-ken-ter 	
Bisexual 	Bikente 	bee-ken-ter 	
Lesbian 	Setame 	set-ar-mer 	
Gender 	Kente 	ken-ter 	
Human body 	Oubesier 	oo-beh-seer 	
Intersex 	Intekente 	een-teh-ken-ter	
Asexual 	Åkente 	ah-ken-ter 	
Sex 	Cuix 	swee 	
Sexual 	Cuizze 	sweeze 	
Sexuality 	Cuizzerm 	swee-zairm 	
Man 	Lecez 	leh-say 	
Woman 	Selecez 	seh-leh-say 	
Men 	Lecezze 	leh-cer-say 	
Women 	Selecezze 	seh-leh-cer-say	
Boy 	Lerre 	lair 	
Girl 	Selerre 	seh-lair 	
Boys 	Lerrez 	lair-ray 	
Girls 	Selerrez 	seh-lair-ray 	
Sir 	Mesuille 	meh-sweel 	
Sir 	Mes. 	meh-sweel 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Dame 	Daume 	dorm 	
Madam 	Semesuille	seh-meh-sweel 	
Ma'am 	Semesuille	seh-meh-sweel 	
Madam 	Sem. 	seh-meh-sweel 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Ma'am 	Sem. 	seh-meh-sweel 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Binary 	Benuæ 	ben-wair 	
Non-binary 	Nonbenuæ 	norn-ben-wair 	
== Human aspects (senses, terms, body parts, etc.) ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Sight 	Cascen 	sah-sin 	
See 	Casce 	sah-ser 	
Smell 	Åns 	arns 	
Taste 	Taus 	taos 	
Feel 	Pfele 	feller 	
Hear 	Hå 	har 	
Feeling 	Pfelpeter 	fell-pee-ter 	
Hearing 	Håpeter 	har-pee-ter 	
Do 	Pet 	pet 	
Doing 	Peter 	peh-ter 	
Bone 	Pfen 	fen 	
Blood 	Plut 	ploo 	
Eye 	Sapet 	sah-pet 	
Nose 	Nosa 	nor-zah 	
Mouth 	Etapen 	eh-tah-pin 	
Eat 	Ott 	ot 	
Drink 	Ett 	et 	
Head 	Hatta 	har-tar 	
Body 	Robscan 	rob-shen 	
Bleed 	Plutproß 	ploot-pross 	
Bled 	Plutproß 	ploot-pross 	
Bleeding	Plutprothen	ploot-pror-thin	
Stand 	Kan 	ken 	
Standing	Kanst 	kenst 	
Stood 	Kanast 	keh-narst 	
Sit 	Buc 	booss 	
Sitting 	Bucst 	boost 	
Sat 	Bucast 	boo-sarst 	
Dream 	Ravet 	rah-vay 	
Dreamed 	Ravessaux 	rah-veh-sao 	
Dreaming	Ravesuix 	rah-veh-swee 	
Dreamt 	Ravellouz 	rah-veh-loo 	
Talk 	Påmen 	par-mon 	
Talked 	Påmenille 	par-mor-neel 	
Talking 	Påmenoux 	par-mor-nool 	
Talker 	Påmån 	pah-marn 	
Speak 	Bå 	bar 	
Speaked 	Bålle 	bar-lay 	
Spoke 	Bålloun 	bar-loon 	
Speaking	Bålloux 	bar-loo 	
Speaker 	Chaise 	shays 	
Hair 	Chare 	kar 	
Move 	Mova 	mor-vah 	
Moved 	Movado 	mor-vah-dor 	
Moving 	Movalloux 	mor-vah-loo 	
Mover 	Movaman 	mor-vah-marn 	
Play 	Spil 	speel 	Referring to the action.
Played 	Spile 	spee-lay 	
Playing 	Spiloux 	spee-loo 	
Player 	Spilman 	speel-man 	
Show 	Meu 	meu 	Referring to the action.
Showed 	Meure 	meu-rer 	
Showing 	Meulo 	meu-lor 	
== Numbers==
English 	Numeral 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Zero 	0 	Noll 	noll
One 	1 	Ein 	ine
Two 	2 	Du 	doo
Three 	3 	Swalf 	swarlf
Four 	4 	Feu 	foy
Five 	5 	Viet 	veet
Six 	6 	Zeich 	zike
Seven 	7 	Sieb 	seeb
Eight 	8 	Ach 	ark
Nine 	9 	Neit 	night
Ten 	10 	Zom 	zom
Eleven 	11 	Alf 	arlf
Twelve 	12 	Zelf 	zelf
Thirteen 	13 	Swalenzom 	swar-lin-zom
Fourteen 	14 	Feuenzom 	foy-in-zom
Fifteen 	15 	Vietenzom 	veet-in-zom
Sixteen 	16 	Zeichenzom 	zike-in-zom
Seventeen 	17 	Siebenzom 	seeb-in-zom
Eighteen 	18 	Achenzom 	ark-in-zom
Nineteen 	19 	Neitenzom 	night-in-zom
Twenty 	20 	Zommendu 	zom-in-doo
Twenty-one 	21 	Zommenduein 	zom-in-doo-ine
Hundred 	100 	Honder 	hon-der
One hundred 	100 	Einhonder 	ine-hon-der
One hundred and twenty five	125 	Einhonderzommenduviet	ine-honder-zom-in-doo-veet
Thousand 	1000 	Taucen 	tao-sin
One thousand 	1000 	Eintaucen 	ine-tao-sin
Two thousand 	2000 	Dutaucen 	doo-tao-sin
Two thousand and twenty one	2021 	Dutaucenzommenduein 	doo-tao-sin-zom-in-doo-ein
Million 	1,000,000	Millize 	mee-leez
One million 	1,000,000	Einmillize 	ine-mee-leez
Two million 	2,000,000	Dumillize 	doo-mee-leez
== Date and time ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Second 	Cleuwij 	sloo-wee
Minute 	Domclej 	dom-slay
Hour 	Abclej 	ab-slay
Day 	Espotij 	es-por-tee
Week 	Acholavi 	ah-kor-lah-vee
Month 	Munting 	moon-ting
Year 	Jori 	yor-ree
Decade 	Dikado 	dee-kah-dor
Century 	Zomadikado 	zor-mah-dee-kah-dor
Millenia 	Zomazoma 	zor-mah-zor-mah
Millenium	Zomazomij 	zor-mah-zor-mee
January 	Janiviæ 	yah-nee-vyeah
February 	Viebruar 	vee-broo-ah
March 	Marte 	mart
April 	Avril 	ah-vreel
May 	Mai 	migh
June 	Junia 	yoo-nee-yah
July 	Juli 	yoo-lee
August 	Auguct 	ao-goost
September	Ceptembroix	sep-tem-brah
October 	Oktoix 	ock-tah
November 	Novambroix 	nor-vam-brah
December 	Decoix 	deh-sah
Monday 	Mondåg 	morn-darg
Tuesday 	Dansdåg 	darns-darg
Wednesday	Mettledåg 	meh-till-darg
Thursday 	Femsdåg 	fems-darg
Friday 	Fridåg 	free-darg
Saturday 	Einolidåg 	ein-noh-lee-darg
Sunday 	Achudåg 	ah-koo-darg
Weekday 	Acholidåg 	ah-kor-lee-darg
Weekend 	Acholio 	ah-kor-lee-yor
== Weather and temperature ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Sun 	Soleil 	sor-lay
Sunny 	Soleirre 	sor-lair
Cloud 	Buille 	bweel
Cloudy 	Buillemon 	bwee-leh-morn
Rain 	Plô 	plor
Rainy 	Plôroux 	plor-roo
Storm 	Orage 	or-rarj
Thunder 	Ceslam 	seh-slarm
Lightning 	Foundrije 	foon-dree
Cyclone 	Ourgez 	oor-jay
Hurricane 	Oralleuz 	or-rah-loo
Weather 	Mecieux 	meh-show
Degree 	Deulle 	dool
Degrees 	Deulle 	dool
Temperature	Deullecjieun	doo-ler-shon
Heat 	Cjadelle 	shar-dell
Hot 	Cjade 	shard
Warm 	Cjeux 	show
Lukewarm 	Noncjeux 	norn-show
Cold 	Frade 	frard
Freeze 	Frassex 	frah-say
Freezing 	Fraß 	frass
Froze 	Glaij 	glay
Frozen 	Glajons 	glay-yorn
== Animals ==
=== Domestic ===
English	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Human 	Humane 	hoo-mine
Cat 	Katza 	kat-zah
Dog 	Hunt 	hoont
Bird 	Bajet 	bah-yert
Mouse 	Mauc 	maoss
Pig 	Pich 	peeck
Cow 	Kau 	kao
Sheep 	Shiebe 	sheeb
Chicken	Zieche 	zeek
Rooster	Koch 	kock
Hen 	Kochaset 	kock-ah-set
Turkey 	Turchcenne	toork-sen
Rooster	Rutten 	roo-tin
Horse 	Hurt 	hoort
Fish 	Viece 	veese
Parrot 	Paroit 	pah-rwah
Rodent 	Roudent 	roo-dont
Rat 	Pesoulle 	peh-sool
Mouse 	Sours 	soors
Pigeon 	Colombe 	kor-lomb
Seagull	Merette 	mair-ret
Dove 	Duvuix 	doo-vwee
=== Wild ===
English	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Tiger 	Techie 	teh-kee
Lion 	Lien 	leen
Penguin	Penqien	pen-kween
Panda 	Panta 	parn-tah
Monkey 	Monke 	morn-keh
Gorilla	Korila 	kor-ee-yah
Turtle 	Turtel 	toor-tell
Zebra 	Cebrien	seh-breen
== Writing and graphing ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Book 	Büge 	boog
Paper 	Papir 	pah-peer
Stationary	Staciônal 	stah-see-yor-narl
Pencil 	Pentcele 	pent-zell
Pen 	Pien 	peen
Graph 	Kraf 	kraff
Ruler 	Rülen 	roo-lin
Pencilcase	Staciônpagg	stah-see-yorn-parg
== Colours ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Colour 	Kolor 	kol-lor
Colours 	Kolor 	kol-lor
Red 	Rot 	rort
Scarlet 	Scierliet 	sheer-leet
Crimson 	Krimcen 	krim-zin
Orange 	Uren 	ooh-ren
Brown 	Brun 	broon
Bronze 	Bran 	brarn
Yellow 	Jelp 	yelp
Gold 	Kold 	korld
Chartreuse	Ciartreuso	chart-reh-ooh-zor
Lime 	Lima 	lee-mah
Green 	Kren 	kren
Cyan 	Cien 	syen
Turquoise 	Turkcien 	toork-syen
Blue 	Blau 	blao
Purple 	Lilen 	lee-len
Indigo 	Intigo 	in-tee-gor
Fuschia 	Fiusce 	fee-yoo-sher
Violet 	Fiolen 	fee-or-len
Pink 	Binche 	been-ker
White 	Viet 	veet
Grey 	Kreg 	kreg
Silver 	Cilve 	sleeve
Black 	Scuarz 	shwarz
== Swears ==
WARNING: This section contains offensive language. Approach at your own cost.
English	Jonish	Pronunciation
Fuck 	Merde 	maird
Shit 	Cit 	seet
Bitch 	Citman	seet-marn
Cunt 	Kunta 	koon-tah
Cock 	Koch 	kock
==Holidays, special days==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
New Year 	Neuyå 	noy-yah
Halloween 	Hallovien 	har-lor-veen
Thanksgiving 	Yekrut 	yeh-kroot
Christmas 	Naviad 	nah-vee-yard
Merry Christmas	Veliez Naviad 	veh-leez-nah-vee-yard
Valentine's Day	Valentinentåg 	vah-len-tee-nen-targ
Easter 	Esterelle 	eh-ster-rell
Labour Day 	Dåg-de-Loubrite	darg-deh-loo-breet
Birthday 	Departentåg 	deh-par-tin-targ
Wedding 	Sijndichtåg 	seen-dick-targ
Wedding day 	Sijndichtåg 	seen-dick-targ
== Countries ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Country 	Landing 	len-ding
Countries 	Lånding 	larn-ding
Nation 	Nedcing 	ned-sing
Nations 	Nådcing 	nard-sing
National 	Nådcinger 	nard-sing-ger
Albia 	Alpa 	arl-pah
Amberia 	Anpieria 	arn-pyeh-ree-yah
Auritadia 	Auritadien	or-ree-tah-dee-yen
Blostia 	Plocdien 	ploss-dyen
Bobrock 	Poproch 	porp-rock
Brightland	Brotlant 	brot-larnt
Canadia 	Kanadia 	kah-nah-dee-yah
Commolacia	Komlacien 	kom-lah-see-yen
Corbaria 	Kobejen 	koh-beh-yen
Dutland 	Tudlant 	tood-larnt
Fortland 	Votlant 	vort-larnt
Gallitonia	Galitonia 	gar-lee-tor-nee-yah
Jonathia 	Jonatija 	yor-nah-tee-yah
Lyvena 	Lyvena 	lie-vee-nah
Maideria 	Metalant 	meh-tah-larnt
Poland 	Polen 	poa-lin
Rockland 	Chanalant 	kah-nah-larnt
Rosstria 	Rocteja 	ross-tee-yah
Sennington	Ceninglant	sen-ing-larnt
== Clothing ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Shirt 	Zütaj 	zoo-tigh
T-Shirt 	Zütaj 	zoo-tigh
Dress 	Roube 	roob
Pants 	Pante 	parn-ther
Shorts 	Panthile 	parn-theel
Skirt 	Juipe 	jweep
Shoes 	Zür 	zoor
Socks 	Zuchen 	zoo-kin
Singlet 	Zengelien 	zen-geh-leen
Bra 	Pra 	prah
Underwear 	Untwir 	oont-veer
Undies 	Untwir 	oont-veer
Glove 	Gaunt 	gont
Scarf 	Flarre 	flah-ray
Hat 	Chappe 	shar-pay
Beanie 	Duetchappe	dwett-shar-pay
Helmet 	Durchappe 	door-shar-pay
High-heels	Taleurs 	tal-yor
Glasses 	Lune 	loo-nay
Hairclip 	Carehaulle	kar-hol-lay
== Other ==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Republic 	Republik 	reh-poob-leek 	
Violent 	Keist 	kighst 	
Violent person	Keisthaffer 	kighst-har-fer 	
Welcome 	Valkom 	varl-kom 	
News 	Neułez 	noy-yezz 	
Language 	Språge 	sprah-geh 	
Languages 	Språge 	sprah-geh 	
Stupid 	Düftæ 	doof-ter 	
Inform 	Infoier 	een-foy-yer 	
Informed 	Infoidat 	een-foy-dart 	
Suspicious 	Sus 	soos 	
Servant 	Cevał 	seh-vay 	
Butler 	Bałen 	bay-yin 	
Maid 	Meta 	meh-tah 	
Pillow 	Bielen 	bee-lin 	
Blanket 	Plank 	plarnk 	
Love 	Ame 	ah-mer 	
Television 	Fenvice 	fen-veece 	
TV 	FV 	feh-veh 	
Radio 	Redeo 	reh-deh-or 	
Broadcasting 	Hrovid 	hror-veed 	
Company 	Lumschad 	loom-skard 	
Corporation 	Lumschen 	loom-sken 	
Copy 	Kopj 	koh-pee 	
Paste 	Pest 	pest 	
Wiki 	Wiki 	wee-kee 	
Encyclopedia 	Enciklopedie	en-see-klor-peh-dee	
Free 	Vrej 	vray 	
True 	H'rued 	hrood 	
Truth 	Hute 	hoot 	
False 	Faux 	fox 	
Fake 	Fause 	faoz 	
Up 	Haux 	hao 	
Down 	Båx 	bar 	
Throat 	Trutt 	troot 	
Glory 	Klara 	kleh-rer 	
Glorious 	Klåron 	klah-ron 	
Example 	Exałe 	eh-hay-yer 	
Slave 	Slaß 	sless 	
Picture 	Pikter 	peek-ter 	
Photo 	Foto 	for-tor 	
Labour 	Loubrite 	loo-breet 	
Work 	Loubrite 	loo-breet 	
Working 	Loubritten 	loo-bree-tin 	
Worked 	Loubrittelle	loo-bree-tell 	
Worker 	Loubritacez 	loo-bree-tah-say 	
Spit 	Cralle 	krall 	
Spitting 	Crallen 	krah-len 	
Spat 	Crallej 	krah-lay 	
Spitted 	Crallej 	krah-lay 	
Planet 	Üsterglobe 	ooh-ster-glor-ber 	
Globe 	Globe 	glor-ber 	
Inner 	Avting 	arv-ting 	
Outer 	Üsting 	ooh-sting 	
Spin 	Avsal 	arv-sarl 	
Spun 	Avsaßen 	arv-sar-sin 	
Spinned 	Avsaßing 	arv-sar-sing 	
Spinning 	Avsaßet 	arv-sar-set 	
Around 	Rogning 	rog-neeng 	
Round 	Rogning 	rog-neeng 	
Film 	Mopi 	mor-pee 	
Movie 	Mopi 	mor-pee 	
Moving picture	Mopi 	mor-pee 	
Huge 	Hure 	hyoo-rer 	
Tiny 	Cizze 	sizzer 	
Audio 	Audio 	ao-dee-yor 	
Video 	Vidijo 	vee-dee-yor 	
Game 	Spel 	spell 	
Video game 	Vidijospel 	vee-dee-yor-spell 	
Enact 	Zô 	zor 	
Enacted 	Zôen 	zor-in 	
Enacting 	Zôroux 	zor-roo 	
Perform 	Zoll 	zoll 	
Performed 	Zolle 	zoll-ler 	
Performing 	Zolloux 	zoll-loo 	
Performer 	Zollman 	zoll-man 	
Performance 	Zollô 	zoll-or 	
Show 	Anmeu 	an-meu 	Referring to the type of performance.
Play 	Anzoll 	an-zoll 	Referring to the type of performance.
==Words with no direct translation==
*Palicia (puh-lih-see-yah) - A being of monumental intelligence, power, or sentience indescribable by the average man.
*Sieren (seer-ren) - A gender-neutral title. Can translate into Mx, Misc, Ind, Mre, Msr, or Pr.
*Å-Ô (ah-or) - An umbrella term used to refer to "uh-oh".
== Phrases ==
* Nein den (nighn den) - Is no one there?
* Ye havoix aun koch båx man trutt (yeh-har-vwah-aon-kock-bar-men-troot) - I have a [cock/chicken] down my throat.
** Used to state, quite literally, that either you've lost your voice, you're choking on something, or you've got something down your throat or in your mouth.
* [Ye/Yo] merden haux - [I/You] f*cked up.
** Used either as an insult or a comment on past behaviour.
* Oulӕ goutte - Oh my god/gosh.
* Cralle a thors - Spit it out
** Used to demand someone to talk.
* -
== Wording styles, grammar, plurals, etc. ==
The following are rules used by Jonish native speakers.
* Noun first, then d' (l' if the word begins with D), before the verb. Example: Jonathia d'Klaron.
*«Quotation marks are two triangles.»
*Unless a word already has a unique plural form, in order to pluralize a word, add:
**-ax (pronounced ar) if the word ends in any consonant except S. (Ex: Papirax)
**-lax (pronounced lar) if the word ends in A, E, I, Ӕ, Ç, or Ĉ. (Ex: Wikilax)
**-rux (pronounced roo) if the word ends in O, U, Ô, or Ü. (Ex: Durux)
**-araxen (pronounced ah-rah-hin) if the word ends in S or ß. (Ex: Slaßaraxen)
*The shorter version of example (exałe) is Ex.
*Jonish speakers exclusively use Celsius. Therefore, C/F/K after the degree is not used (unless to make clear the temperature type).
*Dates and times:
**dd/mm/yyyy
**(day), XX. Month XXXX
**XX:XX / XXh (XXm XXs) (Jonish speakers exclusively use 24-hour time.)
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