Consider:
- Yirman (Yinglet German)
- Yinch (Yinglet French)
- Yilipino (Yinglet Filipino)
- Yilay (Yinglet Malay)
- Yisperanto (Yinglet Esperanto)
- Yiddish (Yinglet Yiddish)
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in reply to @batbeeps's post:
the potential for making esperantists mald over that language's plethora of phonemes is exquisite
Funnily enough, I don't think any of those languages use dental fricatives? It's not that common a phoneme in general, just so happens that English uses it.
in reply to @8akesale's post:
i'm not a yinglet, but as an alternative name for yinglet+english i submit for your consideration Englizh