Haiwonese Language

Haiwonese (Haïwones[u]ka) is an artificial language made by Ronald Trump.

## Letters and Pronunciation Systems

In Haiwonese, there are 2 categories of letter systems. One is Japanese and one is Latin.

According to President Ronald Trump, there are features that Haiwonese lacked off from Japanese such as Japanese "Dakuten" that represents onomatopoeia and foreign words (especially the vowels and consonants (M, R, W, Y)). Complicated Chinese letters called as Kanji by Japanese to make Haiwonese language easier to learn.

### Latin Alphabet

\*Letter Combinations are included

A

AE

AI (French "ai" with "i" letter)

AÏ

AO

AU (French "au" with "u" letter)

AÜ

B

CH

D

DZ

E

EA

EO

EU

F

G

H

I

IA

IE

IO

IU

Ï

ÏA

ÏO

ÏU

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

R

S

SH

T

TS

U

V

W

Z

### Japanese

List of Japanese Letters in Haiwonese Language.

## Grammar

The Haiwonese grammar is actually similar to English but the tense grammars are simple.

* Past Tense
* Present Tense
* Future Tense

## Place Names

List of Place Names in Haiwonese Language

* S[u]lowakaï, Slowakaï (German: Slowakei = Slovakia)
* Kosowo (Polish: Kosowo = Kosovo)
* Sara'iewo (Polish: Sarajewo = Sarajevo)
* Wet[o]nam[u], Wetnam (Polish: Wietnam = Vietnam)
* Bos[u]niin and[o] Hets[u]egowina, Bosniin and Hetsegowina (German: Bosnien und Herzegowina = Bosnia and Herzegovina)
* Chananmen (Tiananmen)
* Paijing[u], Paijing(Combination of Peking and Beijing)
* Wabwai (Huabei)
* Wizau (Ghuizhou)
* Taïwan (Polish: Tajwan = Taiwan)
* Wa'ïoddzor[u], Wa'ïoddzor (German: Wajoz Dsor/Polish: Wajoc Dzor = Vayots Dzor)
* Wanadzor[u] (German: Wanadsor/Polish: Wanadzor = Vanadzor)
* Samts[u]he Dzawahhetiin, Samtshe Dzawahhetiin (German: Samzche Dschawachetien/Polish: Samcche Dżawachetia = Samtskhe Javakheti)
* Wadzia (German: Wardsia/Polish: Wardzia = Vardzia)
* Pawloda, (German: Pawlodar/Polish: Pawłodar = Pavlodar)
* Sewas[u]topol[u], Sewastopol (German/Polish: Sewastopol = Sevastopol)
* Wits[u]eb[u]s[u]k[u], Witsebsk (German: Wizebsk = Vitebsk)
* B[u]lagoewg[u]rad[o], Blagoewgrad (German: Blagoewgrad = Blagoevgrad)
* Niz[u]ni Nowgorod[o], Nizni Nowgorod (German: Nischni Nowgorod = Nizhni Novgorod)
* Nias[u]wiz[u], Niaswiz (German: Njaswisch = Nyasvizh)
* Noworosais[u]k[u], Noworosaisk (German: Noworossijsk/Polish: Noworosyjsk = Novorossiysk)
* Iwanowo (German/Polish: Iwanowo = Ivanovo)
* Awdiewka (German/Polish: Awdijiwka = Avdiivka)
* Owor[u]kangai (German: Öwörchangai = Övörkhangai)
* Erewan (Polish: Erywań = Yerevan)

## People Names

List of People Names in Haiwonese Language

* Mikaïl[u] Nikolaewich[i] Tohachews[u]ki (German: Michail Nikolajewitsch Tuchatschewski/Polish: Michaił Nikołajewicz Tuchaczewski = Mikhail Nikolayevich Tukhachevsky)
* Wasilii Iwanowich[i] Chuikow (German: Wassili Iwanowitsch Tschuikow/Polish: Wasilij Iwanowicz Czujkow = Vasily Ivanovich Chuikov)
* Nikolaï Iwanowich[i] Iezow (German: Nikolai Iwanowitsch Jeschow/Polish: Nikołaj Iwanowicz Jeżow = Nikolai Ivanovich Yezhov)
* Nur[u]sul[u]tan Aibishule Nazar[u]ba'iew/Nur[u]sul[u]tan Abishewich[i] Nazarbaew (German: Nursultan Äbirschuly Nasarbajew/Nursultan Abischewitsch Nasarbajew = Kazakh: Nursultan Äbişulı Nazarbaev = Nursultan Abishuly Nazarbayev/Nursultan Abishevich Nazarbayev)
* Wiaches[u]law Rudol[u]fowich[i] Menzins[u]kii (German: Wjatscheslaw Rudolfowitsch Menschinski/Wiaczesław Rudolfowicz Mienżynski = Vyacheslav Rudolfovich Menzhinski)
* Jotaro Kujo (JoJo protagonist) (Japanese: Kuujou Jotarou)
* Noriaki Kakyoin (Japanese: Kakyouin Noriaki)
* Mohamed[o] Ab[u]dol[u] (Mohammed Abdul) (Japanese: Mohameddo Avuduru = Haiwonese: Mohameddo Awdowru = Mohammed Avdol)
* Zan Pieer[u] Pol[u]naref[u], Jan Pieer Polnaref(Japanese: Jan Pieeru Porunarefu = Jean Pierre Polnareff)
* Oleg[u] Kons[u]tantinowich[i] Antonow, Oleg Konstantinowich Antonow (German: Oleg Konstantinowitsch Antonow/Polish: Oleg Konstantinowicz Antonow = Oleg Konstantinovich Antonov)
* Umar[u] Saïd[o] Ts[u]ok[u]roaminoto/Umar[u] Saïd[o] Chok[u]roaminoto, Umar Said Tsokroaminoto/Umar Said Chokroaminoto = Indonesian: Umar Said Cokroaminoto/Indonesian (with Dutch Spelling): Oemar Said Tjokroaminoto