Editing Incubator escapee wiki:Language recognition chart (section)

==Artificial languages==
===[[Esperanto|Esperanto]] ([[:eo:Esperanto|Esperanto]])===
*words: ''de'', ''la'', ''al'', ''kaj''
*Six accented letters: ''ĉ Ĉ ĝ Ĝ ĥ Ĥ ĵ Ĵ ŝ Ŝ ŭ Ŭ'', their corresponding [[Esperanto_orthography#H-system|H-system]] representation ''ch Ch gh Gh hh Hh jh Jh sh Sh u U'' or their corresponding [[Esperanto_orthography#X-system|X-system]] representation ''cx Cx gx Gx hx Hx jx Jx sx Sx ux Ux''
*words ending in ''o'', ''a'', ''oj'', ''aj'', ''on'', ''an'', ''ojn'', ''ajn'', ''as'', ''os'', ''is'', ''us'', ''u'', ''i'', ''aŭ''

===[[Klingon language|Klingon]] ([[wikia:klingon:tlhIngan Hol|tlhIngan Hol]])===
*When written in the Latin alphabet Klingon has the unusual property of a distinction in case; ''q'' and ''Q'' are different letters, and other letters are either always (e.g. D, I, S) or never (e.g. ch, tlh, v) written in upper case.  This causes a large number of words that look quite strange to people who aren't used to it, for example: ''yIDoghQo{{'}}'', ''tlhIngan Hol'' (with mixed case).
*The apostrophe is fairly frequent, especially at the end of a word or syllable.
*Common suffixes: ''-be', -'a{{'}}''
*Common words: ''{{'}}oH'', ''Qapla{{'}}''
*May use one or more apostrophes in the middle of a word: ''SuvwI{{''}}a{{'}}''

===[[Lojban|Lojban]] ([[:jbo:lojban.|lojban.]])===
*(almost) all lowercase;
*common words ''lo'', ''mi'', ''cu'', ''la'', ''nu'', ''do'', ''na'', ''se'';
*paragraphs delimited with ''ni'o'' and sentences delimited with ''.i'' (or ''i'');
*many five-letter words in consonant-vowel shape ''CCVCV'' or ''CVCCV'';
*many short words with apostrophes between vowels, like ''ko'a'' ''pi'o'' etc.;
*usually no punctuation except for dots;
*may use commas in the middle of words (typically proper nouns).

===[[Toki Pona|Toki Pona]] ([[toki pona|toki pona]])===
* alphabet is all lowercase except names/loanwords
*no diacritics
*only uses [[unvoiced consonant]]s in writing, e.g. ''p'', ''t'', ''k''
Full alphabet:
p, t, k, s, m, n, l, j, w, a, e, i, o, u
*common words ''li'', ''mi'', ''e'', ''sina'', ''ona'', ''jan''
*often sounds like a simplified and phonetic form of English or Swedish
*many two-syllable words