Introduction
Ʒidiʃ (also spelled Židiș) is a constructed language, based on English, Spanish, German, Latin, and French. Ʒidiʃ uses a SOV (subject object verb) word order, and uses a clause system to differentiate parts of a sentence.
Alphabet
The Ʒidiʃ alphabet uses a modified Latin alphabet. It can be seen below:
| Letter | Sound (ipa) |
|---|---|
| Aa | /æ/ |
| Āā | /e/ |
| Bb | /b/ |
| Cc | /tʃ/ |
| Dd | /d/ |
| Ee | /ɛ/ |
| Ēē | /i/ |
| Ff | /f/ |
| Ii | /ɪ/ |
| Īī | /aɪ/ |
| Jj | /dʒ/ |
| Kk | /k/ |
| Ll | /l/ |
| Mm | /m/ |
| Nn | /n/ |
| Ŋŋ (Ņņ) | /ŋ/ |
| Oo | /ɔ/ |
| Ōō | /oʊ/ |
| Œœ | /œ/ |
| Pp | /p/ |
| Rr | /ɹ/ |
| Ss | /s/ |
| Ʃʃ (Șș) | /ʃ/ |
| Tt | /t/ |
| Þþ (Țț) | /ð/ |
| Uu | /ʌ/ |
| Øø | /u/ |
| Vv | /v/ |
| Ww | /w/ |
| Yy | /j/ |
| Zz | /z/ |
| Ʒʒ (Žž) | /ʒ/ |