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==Culture==
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Nouns have a root and a suffix which references their plurality. Nouns in Senorakian have two forms of singularity and plurality: definite and indefinite. When you know the number of items in the set which you are referring and it is greater than one, use -es. When you know the number of items to which you are referring is one, us -en. When you are referring to a group which is made up of individual things, such as hair (har-), or don't know how much is in a set, use -us. When unsure of singularity or plurality, use -un.
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Adjectives go after the noun and pluralize with the noun.
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Adverbs take an adjective and merely add -il (-eel) to the end of it to make it into an adverb. (Short - sart --> sartil, fast - fast --> fastil).
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Verbs have three tenses: past, present, and future. The all tenses contain two suffixes to determine state of the word. For example "He thought" becomes "Li kogosel" (lee ko go sehl), but "He was thinking" becomes "Li kogosal" (lee ko go sahl). Present suffixes are such as "I am thinking" become "Vu kogosar" (voo ko go sahr). "I think" becomes "Vu kogoser" (voo ko go sehr). Finally, future suffixes are such as "I will think" become "Vu kogoseg" (voo ko go sehg). "I will be thinking" becomes "Vu kogosag" (voo ko go sahg).
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Infinitives are also the root of the word, so that "I have that to go" becomes "Vu hafer dar tal ven" (voo hahfehr dahr tahl vehn). "I need to run" becomes "Vu neder tal flum" (voo nehdehr tahl floom).
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Current revision as of 22:14, 24 August 2008

Senorak Valley
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Flag of Senorak Valley
National motto: Gjottal fatenlund!
National animal: Red Steckled Elbermung
National anthem: "Verdis Gjrassun"
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Region New Liberalia
Capital Drymueller
Largest city Drymueller
Languages
  Official
  Unofficial

Senorakian
French, German, Russian, English, Spanish, Swedish, Latin, Farsi
Government
President
Modified Republic
Carl Sjammhort
Founded
- Republic
- Modified Republic
Antiquity
1549
2008
Population
7.531 billion
Currency 1 Kiel = $1.7221
Internet TLD .svx
Calling code +271
NSTracker NSEconomy Sunset RPG XML

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[edit] History

[edit] Antiquity-1000

[edit] 1001-1548

[edit] 1549-1799

[edit] 1800-1899

[edit] 1900-1949

[edit] 1950-1999

[edit] 2000-Present

[edit] Government

[edit] Status

[edit] Form

The Senorakian Republic is a strengthened system of checks and balances. To put it in layman's terms, candidates for election who lose the election shall not be allowed to run again. Presidents who is not elected back into office are not allowed to run again. There is no term limit, but a president can only pass 10 bills maximum. After the president has passed such bills, a copy of the bill is sent to 300 people of the Senorakian populace at random. These people then approve or disapprove of the bill. If more people disapprove of the bill than approve, then the bill is not passed. If more people approve of the bill than disapprove, then the bill is passed. The same limits of the President are applied to the Parliament and the Court of Justice. After 150 years, the system and constitution are struck null and void and a new system must be set up. The system can be the same as the old one, but new members of government must be put in place.

The president may appoint a cabinet of people who will regulate Trade/Foreign Relations, Environment, Economy, and Defense. These people are to leave office when the president does so. They may not pass go. They may not collect 200 kiels.

The Court of Justice consists of seven members. The president and each member of his cabinet is allowed to pick one each, the Parliament may pick one, and the populace may pick one. The job of the Court of Justice is to reside over court cases and rule laws unconstitutional.

The Parliament exists to draft laws which will then be reviewed by the President and 300 members of the populace.

[edit] Economy

[edit] Status

Senorak Valley's economy can easily be considered powerful. It's fought through many recessions, depressions, and was revoked once or twice. The national currency is the kiel.

Economy of Senorak Valley
Exchange Rate: 1 Kiel = 1.7221 Libers
GDP: 257,800,714,940,700.81 K
GDP per Capita: $34,231.94
Unemployment Rate: 2.64%
Consumption: 0.00 K
Exports: 30,286,854,415,956.27 K
Imports: 30,416,291,514,003.28 K
Trade Deficit: 129,437,098,047.02 K

[edit] Form

Senorak Valley's economy is a capitalizm. The government promotes and encourages people to start their own business and to get involved with the national economy. Rewards and tax breaks are given for individuals who do go on to start businesses that succeed in the world of competitive capitalizm. Senorak Valley's market is mostly laissez-faire with a few small restrictions to help prevent total monopolies. Examples of these include the Brooker Monopoly Regulations. It states that monopolies will be considered such when they own at least 93.8% of any market in which they are involved. If they are considered a monopoly, then certain regulations come into play. Monopolies must sell at least 1% of their market to smaller businesses at affordable prices. Said monopolies must then donate 13.814% of their income to charities which will be randomly selected at tax time each year. Monopolies will be taxed an extra 3.5%. This has resulted in there being a general stalemate between companies, which fluctuates between two or more companies. This generally benefits consumers as there is no real benefit to being a consumer to a certain company. The companies generally have the same benefits as they try to get more money than the other to gain a better foothold. This has resulted in low prices which creates general well-being in the populace.

[edit] Culture

[edit] Language

Nouns have a root and a suffix which references their plurality. Nouns in Senorakian have two forms of singularity and plurality: definite and indefinite. When you know the number of items in the set which you are referring and it is greater than one, use -es. When you know the number of items to which you are referring is one, us -en. When you are referring to a group which is made up of individual things, such as hair (har-), or don't know how much is in a set, use -us. When unsure of singularity or plurality, use -un.

Adjectives go after the noun and pluralize with the noun.

Adverbs take an adjective and merely add -il (-eel) to the end of it to make it into an adverb. (Short - sart --> sartil, fast - fast --> fastil).

Verbs have three tenses: past, present, and future. The all tenses contain two suffixes to determine state of the word. For example "He thought" becomes "Li kogosel" (lee ko go sehl), but "He was thinking" becomes "Li kogosal" (lee ko go sahl). Present suffixes are such as "I am thinking" become "Vu kogosar" (voo ko go sahr). "I think" becomes "Vu kogoser" (voo ko go sehr). Finally, future suffixes are such as "I will think" become "Vu kogoseg" (voo ko go sehg). "I will be thinking" becomes "Vu kogosag" (voo ko go sahg).

Infinitives are also the root of the word, so that "I have that to go" becomes "Vu hafer dar tal ven" (voo hahfehr dahr tahl vehn). "I need to run" becomes "Vu neder tal flum" (voo nehdehr tahl floom).

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