ALPHABET Ââ- ah (high pitch accent) Åå- oh (more open) Bb- as in brother Čč - (rounded) as in chat Dd- as in dance Ee- as in egg Ff as in factory Ĝĝ as in Jazz (This is supposed to a caron 'g' not circumflex) Hh as in Happy Ii- as in meet Îî as in sit Jj as in Yet Kk as in Kettle Ll as in Lemon Mm as in Magic Nn as in nanny Òò as in oat (more closed) Pp as in Pie Rr as in Rabbit (english 'r') Řř (Flip tongue against teeth + ž as in measure) Ss as in sat Çç ('S' in the throat) Šš 'sh' (rounded) Ùù (oo-rounded) as in hoot Ůů- (oo -low pitch) as in hoot Vv as in vet Yy as in chew Zz as in zebra Žž "zh" as in Pleasure or Azure Ää - 'ey' as in hey Öö- Ur as in Björk
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 1:07 pm
Diphthongs K' k' (there are supposed to grave accent marks on the 'k's) (high pitch K) Ëë- ey+eh Êê- (high pitch 'e') Àà (falling pitch 'a') Öy- ur+ee ß- 'SS' (hissing) (if capitalized write "SS" instead)
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Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:05 pm
Word Order: Any word order is okay to use. You will be understood no matter what. Just be sure to use the right endings. [OVS] Plasettò ržâ nätåtòtĝa ùttöt trköĝarlž färal-òbe klåů ozdratnep vatt ljůketse katů. [OSV] Plasettò ržâ nätåtòtĝa ùttöt trköĝarlž färal-òbe klåů ozdratnep vatt katů ljůketse. [VSO] Ljůketse katů plasettò ržâ nätåtòtĝa ùttöt trköĝarlž färal-òbe klåů ozdratnep vatt. [VOS] Ljůketse vatt ozdratnep färal-òbe trköĝarlž ùttöt nätåtòtĝa plasettò ržâ katů [SVO] Katů ljůketse vatt ozdratnep färal-òbe trköĝarlž ùttöt nätåtòtĝa plasettò ržâ [SOV] Katů vatt ozdratnep färal-òbe trköĝarlž ùttöt nätåtòtĝa plasettò ržâ ljůketse.
Translation: The cat that loves to go outside but, jumps six feet horizontally when placed on the grass.
Från-from (swedish) Samùii (From japanese Samui) cold Sakrâ (from Japanese Sakura)-cherry blossom Kat (from english "cat")-cat Öl (German ,Swedish, Norwegian, Danish)-beer Sùkrà-(from french sucre) Sugar Vin-(Swedish) Bi (from danish by) town Kassa (russian)-cashier Berojka (Duška)-Mountain Truki(Duška)-leader
Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 11:35 am
FALSE FRIENDS
Kaksi- errand Kaksi (finnish meaning 2) Love-drain Love (english to admire) Sink-hose sink (english thing you use to wash your hands with) Bebe-wax Bebe (french with accents meaning baby) Amòre- to look at something Amore (to love italian) Björk (Slang for Vodka) Björk (Birch [tree] Scandinavian languages) Baby- to be dangerously depressed Baby-infant More up soon!
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Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 11:54 am
DIBLAULI: Cultural background
Diblauli is a dictatorship group who took control of the Kjö. Forcing the country to do as they said and to adopt to Duška words into their language. They forced people to renounce their country's name which was changed to Prêmke mosi dleka če during the 2990's. They were forced to follow their new laws and if anyone disobeying the truki (Duška for leader) was taken to the Beroika (The mountain in duška) to be drowned in a lake on the mountain. Over 3000 Kjönesåtrâs, 2000 Jer'sejenesåtrâs, and 7000 Nyhusskorinesåtrâs were eliminated.
By 3000, The Swekisha group Vertyva came to disband Diblauli as well as the Vyko goverment and Diblauli was taken to court in America. Tried and suffered the death penalty with everyone else who participated.
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