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Kālo Islands Dialect of Kalovanian (The Birthplace of the Kalovanian Language)

  Kālouvoko (Kālo Islands) is the birthplace of the Kalovanian language. Therefore most of the language used here is going to be close to what is used in standard Kalovanian with unique slang and expressions for each island. However, unlike many other dialects of Kalovanian the differences are not drastic like they would be in different Kalovanian speaking nations. The following is slang used on all islands: Lemo (tongue) can also be used to replace the suffix -vā (language) (Ex: Kālovā becomes Kālolemo). Emājefī replaces Mepīveāmi/Meveā (House, apartment, residence, indoor space). The letter "K" in the middle of a word is often replaced with a "G" sound (Ex: Osakumo (Eyelash) becomes Osagumo ). Kusebluketerrapal (Strawberry) becomes Lārrē . Osatibetulkoto (Glasses) becomes Osadugo . Keianāmi (Man, boyfriend, male lover, husband) becomes Kužekeppiāmi . Kulanāmi (Woman, girlfriend, female lover, wife) becomes Kužeanāmi. Ilanāmi - Spouse, partner (married or ...
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Tūlisunakivian dialect of Kalovanian and its many variants

  Tūlisunakivi:   Kalovanians who couldn’t handle the extreme cold of Terravabeku travelled southwest to a windy desert terrain that provided them with dry arid heat. Sandstorms, occasional downpours that lead to flash floods, and dust storms are common. The summers are long and extremely hot and the winters are short and mild. Population: The total population of Tūlisunakivi is 858,451. Human: 800,000 (20% Tūlisunakivian , 20% Terravabekuian, 10% Kusamūtarelian, 10% Lumipēnauki-Kalovanian (or Lubenavian-Kalovanian), 20% Kalovanian, 10% other from non-Kalovanian speaking countries, 5% Lubenavian and 5% Vasatulokian) Elves: 0 Faeries: 0 Halflings: 8,000 Cyclopes: 451 Orcs: 50,000 Dwarves: 0 Tūlisunakiviāmi is what Kalovanian speakers from Tūlisunakivi call themselves. The /m/ is removed when it appears at the end of a word. (Ex: Demam (Fever) becomes Dema ). Mö replaces Mū (First person pronoun singular: I, me, my, mine), Sö replaces Sū (Second person pronoun singular: you...