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Enchan is the language of Encantadia. It was called Enchanta in the 2005-2006 series. It has its own writing system. Though the Encantados have their own language, they could speak and understand Tagalog, but not English.
Enchanta is a fictional language that was devised for the Philippine fantasy television show (locally known as telefantasya) Encantadia. It is used in both the 2005 and 2016 series, however there are a few words added in the 2016 series.
Jul 31, 2016 · Enchanta tutorial. Evia livea (name of place or person) – an expression: “Long live (name of place or person)!”.
Enchanta tutorial. Evia livea (name of place or person) – an expression: “Long live (name of place or person)!”.
The Enchan script, the writing system of the Enchan language, is an abugida, a writing system common in Southeast Asia, like Baybayin. Vowels: A-E-I-O-U Consonants: B-K-D-G-H-L-M-N-NG-P-Q-R-S-T-V-W-Y-Z-CH-J Vowels have a different form when combined with consonants as phonetic indicators.
Asnamon voyanazar — I'm a traveler, Asnamon tree (Encantadia's version of open sesame. The whole command says: when entering - "Asnamon voyanazar. Papasukin mo ako sa mundo ng Encantadia/mga tao." [translation: I'm a traveler, Asnamon tree. Take me to the world of Encantadia/of mortals])
Encantadia uses a fictional language called Enchanta. It was created and conceptualized by Suzette Doctolero to make the viewers feel that the world of Encantados be somehow realistic and genuine. Doctolero created its vocabulary from many Indo-European languages with some influences of Philippine languages especially Tagalog. [46]
