Introduction
The Kngomn'dgham language is a Koreanic language spoken by an ethnolinguistic group known as the Kngomn'dghamese people. It is not mutually intelligible with the Korean and Jeju languages, mostly because it evolved separately.


Grammar
It uses SOV (subject-object-verb) word order. It shares some grammatical features with its sibling language, Korean. Both languages make use of particles, though Kngomn'dgham uses different particles depending on the word it modifies. For instance, when a word is in nominative case, three particles are used: "hlwi", "ktaa", and "ksyeung". "Hlwi" is used after consonants, "Ktaa" is used after vowels, and "ksyeung" is used after either consonant or vowel. (e.g. gcheozh-hlwi, gnorwi-ktaa, seor'seng'nrim-ksyeung).


Example sentence in Kngomn'dgham

Mwa'dneuh gnam-euk jayu'rpogh chnom'-akhgo gno'rwi-ktaa pngeodnyuk-hmaynitda. Geuk'ltong-euk i'slwa-geo yasi'lmā-reuj bu'hnyeodwi-gpō hyeo'jngihae-uil jneo'syen-reuj seoydfo-rleuk hngay'meop knaengdmōb-hael'chmat-hmaynitda.

IPA: [mwa.dnɯh ɡnam.ʔɯk dɮa.ju.rpoˠ tɬnom.ʔaˣɡo ɡno.rwi.ktaː pŋʌ.dnjuk.hmaj.ni.tda. ɡɯk.ltoŋʔ.ɯk ɪs.lwa.ɡʌ jasiˈlmaːrɯdɮ buˈhnjʌˈdwiˈɡpoː hjʌˈdɮŋihɛˈɯɪl dɮnʌˈsjenrɯdɮ sʌjdfoˈrlɯk hŋajˈmʌp knɛŋˈdmoːb hɛlˈtɬmatˈhmajni.tda.]

Gloss:
All humans-SUBJ freedom-CON dignity-AND right-NOM equal-TO_BE. They-S reason-AND conscience-EXP given-CON brotherhood-POS mind-ECP each.other-O towards behavior.must-TO_BE.

Translation in English:
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience, and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.


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