Ïfon-Wë

The Ïfon-Wë, or 'Spoken' Language, is one of the many types of Ïfon, as well as the most commonly used type. It consists of the use of various body parts, particularly the Tewaðup (teeth), Týk (feet), and Matošu, to create audible sounds that are then interpreted as words. A language that operates by this Ïfon-Wë is often denoted with the prefix 'Ïwë', like the most common language, Ïwë-Ïrhïd. Unlike other major types of communication, the Ïfon-Wë only gives information on the 'raw' speech and no additional details like mood. Instead, these are most effective communicated with Ïfon-Gzšöëv.