Trade Common

== Trade Common ==
Created out of necessity for a language in which the people of the Mediterranean Islands understood, Trade Common features an alphabet and structure that allows most of fantastical species present on Two Continents to speak it. It is the official common language of the Meditteranean Islands, and has found itself within diplomatic circles expanding further than its initial origin point. It is promoted within schools across the Mediterranean Islands, and is considered to a well-known language among the isle's inhabitants. 
=== Vowels ===
 	Front	Back	
Close	i 	u 	
Mid 	e 	o 	
Open 	a 	a 	
=== Consonants ===
 	Bilabial	Labio-dental	Alveolar	Post-Alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Glotaal
Nasal 	m 	 	n 	 	 	 	
Stop 	b 	 	d 	 	 	g 	
Affricate 	 	v 	dz 	d 	 	 	
Fricative 	 	 	z 	ch 	 	x 	h
Approximant	 	 	l 	 	j 	w 	
Trill 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
=== Translations ===
Man 	Viro
Woman 	Virino
Tree 	Arbo
A man 	Viron
The man 	La viro
That man there 	Tiu viro tie
That (said) man 	Tiu (diris) viro
Sleep 	Dormu
The man sleeps 	La viro dormas
The man slept 	La viro dormis
The man will sleep 	La viro dormos
The man sees the tree 	La viro vidas la arbon
The man will see the tree 	La viro vidos la arbon
The man saw the tree 	La viro vidis la arbon
The man who saw the tree sleeps 	La viro kiu vidis la arbon dormas
The man, who saw the tree, sleeps 	La viro, kiu vidis la arbon, dormas
Does the man see the tree? 	Ĉu la viro vidas la arbon?
Where did the man see the tree? 	Kie la viro vidis la arbon?
I know where the man saw the tree. 	Mi scias kie la viro vidis la arbon
The tree which the man saw. 	La arbo kiun la viro vidis
The man is at the tree. 	La viro estas ĉe la arbo
The man is tall. 	La viro estas alta
I 	Mi
You (sing.) 	Vi
He 	Li
She 	Ŝi
It 	Ĝi
We (excl.) 	Ni
We (incl.) 	Ni
You (pl.) 	Vi
They (pl.) 	Ili
The place where the man saw the tree. 	La loko kie la viro vidis la arbon
If I see the tree, I’ll sleep. 	Se mi vidos la arbon, mi dormos
When I sleep, I see the man. 	Kiam mi dormas, mi vidas la viron
Had I seen/if I had seen the tree, I would have slept.	Se mi estus vidinta/se mi estus vidinta la arbon, mi estus dorminta
You, sleep! 	Vi dormas!
I should sleep. (Benefit) 	Mi devus dormi
You shouldn’t/won’t sleep. (Precept) 	Vi ne devus/ne dormos
I want to sleep. 	Mi volas dormi
My tree is green. 	Mia arbo estas verda
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