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 Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:23 pm
This conlang is spoken in "The Isles of Eastern lakes" (Fictional islands) which are located among nordic pennisula.
Influences:
-Icelandic
-Faroese
-English
-Danish
-Norwegian
-Swedish
-Luxembourgish /Luxemburgish/Luxembourgian
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:24 pm
Alphabet
Aa- Ah as in hot, taught, talk
Áá -Ow as in Flower or out
Bb-b as in Bike
Čč- Ch as in chat, or chance
Dd- d as in dog
Ðð- th as in the or this
Ee-eh as in set or memo
Ff-f as in friend
Gg G as in got or grow
Ğğ gutteral sound like in the scottish word loch
Hh h as in hat or happy
Ii i as in sit or kick
Íí ee as in meet, eat,
Jj y as in yacht, or year
Ĵĵ zh as in measure or azure (lips more rounded)
Kk k as in keep or kit
Lll as lame,lime
Mm as in Month, mom
Nn as in Nature, no
Oo uh as duh,honey
Óó oh as in cold, show
Pp p as in pet, prison
Rr r as in rat or rhinoceros (like english 'r')
Řř (trilled) r as in rose
Ss s as in sit, so
Šš sh as in show, sheet
Tt at the beginning of the word "th" (with more air) that
in the middle of the word 'd' date(rounded), at the end 't' as in take
Uu oo as is Flute, shoot
Üü same as U but more rounded
Úú same as U but with more air
Vv at the beginning of the word "v'as in vet, in the middle of the word (same but more rounded), at the end of the word "f' as in feet
Yy ew as in chew
Ź ź ks or x as in books or fix
Ýý ew but more opened
Ææ-igh as in Hi or sign
Øø ur as in first or turn
Þþ th as in thriller or thing
Ää ey (at the beginning of a word) eh (at the middle and end of a word) like say or meh
Öö- ur but more closed like first
Œœur + eh as in first set
Ååoh but more opened as in goat or tote
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:28 am
Dipthongs
Øj- oi as in toy
Eg-igh as in Hi or sign
Öy- ur + ee don't say oi say ur then ee as in first team
ei- ey as in hey or bay
Hv- kv as in Thankful
Combinations in consonants and vowels
-Sj or -tion "sh" (more closed) and only used in words like : Stasjon(Station),Nation(Nation)
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:29 am
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 11:51 am
Vocabulary:
Góðan morgün-good morning
Góðan dag- good afternoon/hello
Góðan dagín-good afternoon/hello
Gott kvúld- good evening
Góðan nátt-good night
Halló (hello on the telephone)
Hæ-Hi
Bei - Bye
Bæ Bæ- Bye-bye
Farvæl - Goodbye
Já-Yes
Næ-No
Jý- Yes (negative statement or question)
Hvásærðú- How are you? (lit what say you)
Hvüsevur dú þat-How are you?
Takk-Thank You
Túsín Takk- Many thanks/Thousand thanks/ Thank you very much
Kónske-maybe/perhaps
Vit síğåst- see you later
Firvat?/Hvórfór-why?
Vílläğit-maybe (this and Kónske can be used for maybe it doesn't matter which one you use)
Moien_hello
Fínt/Góða-fine
Pröst!/Skål-Cheers!
Vålkomme- Welcome
Eg héšer.....I am called/my name is......
Hváhéšesðú-What are you called/what is your name
Góðan Appetít!- enjoy your meal
Eg værstúr net- I don't understand
net-not
Änštållet?/Årsaka meg!- excuse me/ Sorry!
Eg ålskí teg- I love you
Ríng äftïr d'polítet! - call the police!
Hjélf!-Help!
Feger!- Fire!
Stúttlæt at mítta teg!- Pleasure to meet you!
Lykke til!-good luck!
Tí vas länge sídân ví sågs síst!- Long time no see!
Vúrífrån kommer dú?-Where are you from?
Krya på teg!- Get well soon!
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:33 pm
Cases:
there are 4 cases in this language: Nominitive, Accusative, Dative and Gentive.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:35 pm
Regular Verbs
At Liva-to live
At Šloe-to hit
At Slæfe- to sleep
At Sjá-to see
At Stíğen-to stab
At Hlæja-to laugh
At Ænda-to breathe
At Spíse-to eat
At Dränke-to drink
At Falle-to fall
At Komme-to come
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:48 pm
Irregular verbs:
At Vita-to know (a fact)
At væra-to be
At hav-to have
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:01 pm
Personal pronouns
Singular
Nominative
Eg-I
Dú-You
hän-he
hün-she
Þat-it
Accusative
Meg-me
Teg-You
Hana-her
(* he and it stay the same in the accusative)
Dative
Mær-me
Dær-you
Hóným-him
Hœni-her
Tí-it
Genitive
Mín-my
Tín-your
Hís-his
Hør-her
Täs- its
Plural
Accusative
Ví-We
Tíð-you (plural)
Üss-us
Teir-them (Masculine)
Tær-them (feminine)
Ðey-them (neuter)
Dýkkúm-your
genitive
Ðeir-Their
Dative
Üss-us
Ðeiným-their
Dýkkúm-your
nominitive
Ükkara-Our
Ðey-They (neuter)
Tær-they (feminine)
Teir-They (Masculine)
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:11 pm
Auxillary Verbs:
At væra-to be
At hav-to have
At blíva-to become (to be)
At künna-could
At Vílla-Would
At Skúlle- Should/must
At Ðürde-Dare
At Bürde-Should/ought to
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Eccentric Iconoclast Captain
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:51 pm
Germanic conlangs are always cool. biggrin
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 7:14 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast Germanic conlangs are always cool. biggrin Yes especially the scandinavian ones heart
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 8:36 pm
I like the letters Æ and Ø... Maybe I should make a conlang using Ø. mrgreen
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 6:42 am
Hawk_McKrakken I like the letters Æ and Ø... Maybe I should make a conlang using Ø. mrgreen ................
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 6:06 pm
Koko.Dk Hawk_McKrakken I like the letters Æ and Ø... Maybe I should make a conlang using Ø. mrgreen ................ Ø Replaces Ö but since I like both I put them in. and I added Luxemborgish into it too heart
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