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 Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:23 pm
This is my slavic influenced conlanguage Кратoжку(Kratozhku)
-Russian
-Ukrainian
-Serbian
-Italian
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:43 pm
Alphabet:
А а- ah as in taught
Б б- b as in beat
В в- v as in Vet
Сс- S as in Sit
Г г- h as happy
Ґ ґ - g as in get
Д д - d as Day
Е е- eh as in set
Н н-n as in no
Ё ё- yo as in yoghurt
Ж ж- zh as in Measure
К к- k as in Kitten
З з- z as in zebra
И и/І і- i as in eat, meet
Й й-y as in boy
Є є- ye as in yet
Ђ ђ- j as jolt
Э э-ey as in bay
Ф ф- f as in fish
Т т- t as in tiger
Њ њ- ny/nj as in nyaa
Ю ю- yu as Ukraine, yura
Я я- ya as in yah
Х х-ch/kh- guttural "h" as in the scottish word Loch
Ц ц- Ts/Cz/Tz as cats, tsar
Ч ч- ch as in chocolate (lips rounded)
Ш ш-sh as in Shoot (lips rounded)
Щ щ-Shch-as in hush child (lips rounded)
О о- oh as boat,tote
П п- p as in peter
Р р- r as in rat ( trilled)
Л л- l as in lime
Љ љ- ly as in Million
Ы ы- i as in sit (tongue pulled to back of the mouth)
У у- u as in flute, shoot
Ь ь- glottal stop (like in danish, in which you cut off on part of the word and then pronounce the next part)
*И и is used in the nominitive, instrumental, and dative case while І і is used in the Genitive, Accusative and other cases
if "г" follows an "о" then г makes a "v" sound
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:53 pm
Culture:
this will be up very soon
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:58 pm
Pronouns and Declensions
Я/Ио (Ya/Io) I
Ты/Чу (Ti/Chu)-you
Вин(Vin)-he
Лэы(Lei)-she
Mї-(Myi)(feminine)/Мы(mi)(Masculine)/Mычу(michu)-We
Вони(Voni)(masculine)/Воншка(Vonshka) (feminine)/Чонимо (chonmo) (neuter)-they
Гойшка (Hoyshka)-it (neuter)
**"it" stays the same regardless if the noun is Neuter, feminine or masculine***
Mэя(Meya)(masculine)Mэё(Meyo)(Feminine)/-me
Тебё(Tebyo)(Masculine)/Тењашка(Tenyashka)(feminine)/Теля(Telya)(Neuter) -you
Чођого(Chojovo)/Юожь(Yuozh/)Гойшкы(Hoyshki)- him/her/it
Њах(Nyakh) - us
Ошай(Oshay) - you (plural)
Ух(Ukh)- them
Possesive Pronouns:
Moй(Moy)(masculine)/Mоя(feminine)-my
Твoжё (Tvozhyo)(masculine)Увoжя (Uvozhya)-your
Дєго (Dyevo)-his
Дэё(Deyo)-her
Дегo (Devo)its
Њаш(Nyash)-Our
Ваш(Vash)-Your (plural)
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 3:35 pm
Regional Differences
* the southern dialects "Ё"(yo) is used for the feminine "I" and Она (Ona) is used for "she"
**Western dialects use the following instead of the regular pronouns
Иа/Ђо (ia/Jo)- I
Цы/Хо(Tsi/Kho) you
Ґїамой(Giyamoy)-we (they only use one word for "we")
Вома(Voma)-She
Роц(Rots)-he
Рони(Roni)/Циамо(Tsiamo)/Шонимо(shonimo)-they
Щойшка(Shchoyshka)-it
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 6:09 pm
CONJUGATION OF REGULAR VERBS
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 6:11 pm
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 6:17 pm
TO BE AND TO HAVE VERBS:
there are 2 "to be" verbs and 1 "to have" verb
Я/Ио (Ya/Io) I
Ты/Чу (Ti/Chu)-you
Вин(Vin)-he
Лэы(Lei)-she
Mї-(Myi)(feminine)/Мы(mi)(Masculine)/Mычу(michu)-We
Вони(Voni)(masculine)/Воншка(Vonshka) (feminine)/Чонимо (chonmo) (neuter)-they
Гойшка (Hoyshka)-it (neuter)
Present tense
Єсере(Esere)-To be
Я/Ио-Сoнoцa (Sonotsa)
Ты/Чу-Сєй(syey)
Вин/Лэы-Э(ey)
Mї/Мы/Mычу-Сиамо(Siamo)
Вони-Сєтя(Syetya)
Воншка-Сєтшя(Syetshya)
Чонимо-Сoкo(Soko)
Быњеьсa(Binye/sa)-To be/To become (Auxilary verb)
Былки (bilki)
Быља(bilya)
Былу(Bilu)
Быљу(Bilyu)
Быeшь(biesh/)
Быютa(byuta)
Быцo(bitso)
Быєм(biyem)
Быєре(biyere)
Быяй(biyay)
Aвере(Avere)-To have
Aмєю(Amyeyu)
Aйлу(aylu)
Aбиaмo(Abiamo)
Aбєтe(Abyete)
Aиeљa(Aielya)
Aбиэтo(Abieto)
Aмєeрё(Amyeeryo)
Aмeшьтк(Amesh/k)
Aягo(Ayavo)
Aютк(ayutk)
*Past tense
Imperative
Future tense
and other tense's will be up soon
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Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:36 pm
VOCABULARY:
Прйвёт(Pryvyot)-Hi (informal)
Здрaвё(Zdravyo)-Hi (informal)
Сaлюгo(Salyuvo)-Hello/Salut
Хaллo(Khallo)-hello (on the phone)
Кaк Ваш Дeљa?(Kak Vash Delya)-How are you (Formal)
Кaкястaй(Kakyastay) -How are you (Informal)
Кoмєстa(Komyesta)-How goes it?/What's happening? (very informal)
Я не рaзумаю (Ya ne razumayu)- I don't understand (Masculine)
Ио не кaписa (Io ne kapisca)-I don't understand (Feminine)
Ты говорлo Крaтoжкo (Ti Govorlo Kratozhko)-Do you speak Kratozhku ? (Masc)
Чу пaрворите крaтoжкa (Chu Parvorite Kratozhka)-Do you speak kratozhku?(feminine)
Каквaсe зовукё (Kakvase Zobukyo)- What's your name? (Masculine)
Каксея зувеят(Kakseya Zuveyat)-What's your name? (Feminine)
Изволисих вин бaнку дoвєшо вичинa пйю(Izvolisikh vin banku dovyesho vichina pyyu)-Excuse my where is the nearest bank?
Я/Ио из соноцa.....(Ya/Io iz sonotsa)- I am from........
Люмли тебё/теношкa/теля (Lyumli tebyo/tenoshka/telya) I love you (masculine/feminine/neuter)
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Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:34 pm
ok it is now safe to post
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Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 8:24 am
You have alot of these kind of conlangs don't you?
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Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 3:42 pm
Serali88 You have alot of these kind of conlangs don't you? only about 4 but yeah
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Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 11:07 am
That's cool!
Pebâmê biwawâ-de!
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Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 7:46 pm
Serali88 That's cool! Pebâmê biwawâ-de!Thank you! If you learn one of mine , I will definitely learn that conlang you posted for that's cool.
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 7:27 pm
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