Guess the Language, anyone?

[opipik]

Is it Uto-Aztecan?

Nope.

Omaha-Ponca?

Nope.

[gufferdk]

Is it spoken somewhere in the Amazonas?

[opipik]

Is it spoken somewhere in the Amazonas?

Nope.

[CatDoom]

Is it Blackfoot?

Wait, no, it's got a voicing contrast in stops, dang...

[opipik]

Is it Blackfoot?

Nope.

[Cedh]

Is it spoken in or near California?

[opipik]

Is it spoken in or near California?

Nope.

[opipik]

It was more than a month since the last guess, I think it's time to provide a new sample. (The previous one was Yareni Zapotec.)

Cmv svtinaomvnotv nctv tinao, c nvitv tinaosc svyunenomanesena ilvliyvsc, wanisc cna tinao siyvli wvyunenaowo.

[Vijay]

Muscogee?

[opipik]

Nope.

[Vijay]

Is it a language indigenous to the Americas at least?

[opipik]

Is it a language indigenous to the Americas at least?

Nope.

[Vijay]

Is it a language spoken in Papua New Guinea?

[opipik]

Is it a language spoken in Papua New Guinea?

Yes.

[Vijay]

Omg, I can't even seem to find a language spoken in Papua New Guinea that has word-initial <c> in its orthography!

[gufferdk]

Omg, I can't even seem to find a language spoken in Papua New Guinea that has word-initial <c> in its orthography!

That doesn't mean there isn't one... We're dealing with more than 10% of all the languages in the world

Is it Trans-New-Guinean?

[opipik]

Is it Trans-New-Guinean?

Nope.

[Vijay]

That doesn't mean there isn't one

I know, but good grief, how will I find it?? Lol.

[gufferdk]

Is it spoken in the northwestern parts of Papua New Guinea (ie area 3-6 on this map)?

[opipik]

Is it spoken in the northwestern parts of Papua New Guinea (ie area 3-6 on this map)?

Yes.

[Vijay]

Wutung?

[gufferdk]

Is it an Arai language? Itera perhaps?

[opipik]

Is it an Arai language? Itera perhaps?

You won! It is, indeed, Iteri!

[gufferdk]

Here is a new one:

Mowke nom nenel æye dekrame.
Yaw nom diyme tiyle dəwæykayme.
Mæy dupuy'e nom æypiyneney dəkrayme.
Tapwo dokwo, rom æye reyke dilyame, dilyame rapame.
Kewlakere rom dupuyame - tur tur tur.

Orthography is that of source minus hyphens indicating morpheme boundaries.
I do not know if it is the orthography that is used, or whether the language is regularly written down at all.

Edit as of 11/2 17:50 CET: corrected a spelling mistake. "Romdupyame" in the last line was changed to "rom dupuyame"

[opipik]

Spoken in South America?