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This is probably where phonetics will go if I ever figure out how to make a "standard" phonetic system. It's ... REALLY ... not standard at all. It's a "once you know it, you've got it, until then you're clueless." Like English or French. rolleyes Um. I'll put commonly used IPA symbols in here, or something, worst case? I need to go look up IPA stuff so I can try to explain how words are pronounced. confused (Esteu medrand)

Alphabet
A a
B b
`C c
D d
E e
F f
G g
*H h
I i
J j
L l
M m
N n
O o
P p
Q q
R r
S s
T t
U u
V v
# X x
# Y y
Z z

` - C is a k sound when followed by a, o, u; s sound when followed by e, i. Can't decide whether or not to use ç (for s-sound with written c but followed by a/o/u).
* - H is "silent"; it makes it so that two vowels are not made into a diphthong (ahi sounds different from ai, for example). It also makes consonant combinations. Ch sounds like "sh" in English (French ch, German sch), th is voiceless, sh is verrrrry soft when not followed by a consonant and sounds just like ch when it is followed by a consonant, and...umm... can't think of anything else right now.
# - I can't think of any time I have used/will use it, so it may disappear. --W and K have been REMOVED :O

Verbolaire ond

I put pronunciation on some. If there's an accent mark, it goes AFTER the accented syllable.]

VERBS!!
er - to be (like ser in Spanish) *irregular!
ester - to be (like estar in Spanish)
ader - to add
neshtar - to need
commentir - to comment
echar - to create, to make
abir - to have
dumar - to think
creher - to believe

Pronouns!
ich - I....................ɪʃ
du - you................du
il - he....................ɪl
ila - she.................ɨl' a
nus - we................nʉs
vus - you (plural)...vʉs
ile - them (m/n pl)..ɨl' ə
ilee - them (f pl).....ɨl' e

Little words! by type.
par - for, by
de - of
ve - with

on - a (m)
ona - a (f)
le - the [neuter]

i - and (list)
a - and (conj)
etre - this (demonstrative pronoun!)
estre - that (demonstrative pronoun!)

Adjectives (besides articles, which are up with the little words)
[Ony a few adjectives actually change with gender; these will be marked.]
mai, maia - my (m, f)
enda - final, ending (adj)
nua - new
bonue - good
malie - bad

Nouns!
matte - mother [f]
fatte - father [m]
faveur - favor [m]
nombre - name [m]
lingvo - language [m]
tompa - time, tense [f]
prazen - present (as in time) [uhh, I'll get back to you on that.]
glago - verb [m]
slouve - word [f]
shterna - star [f]
luin - moon [f]
suelt - sun [m]
dihen - day [m]
nocht - night [f]

Numbers!
nul - 0
ond - 1
dvai - 2
tra - 3
quat - 4
pat - 5
ches - 6
set - 7
ochi - 8
nove - 9
deca - 10

Greetings - so far can all be used as hello or goodbye, really
Bonue dihen - good day
Bonue nocht - good night
Bon tom's - general greeting [Lit--short for "Good times"]

Adverbs
bonuemont - well
malifique - badly

Hmm.... Relochka? For a name? I don't know. It depends on what aspect you want to bring out in the name of your language...

Yay! You liked it! xD (And sorry, I'm not used to your spelling.)

Let's see...... Norudsha?

I can make more! xD Whee! Fun stuff! whee

rofl French is akward, just like English! xD

Parlez-vous français? Je parle un peu français! =)

*puts the names in the hat*

Je ne parle pas français... I just kind of fake it. I've heard some because French was really popular at my high school.

Oh, okay. Yeah, it's nothing but Spanish at my school. There are only two German teachers and only three French teachers, but there are about ten Spanish teachers. It really gets on my nerves because my counselour keeps trying to get me to take Spanish. Ugh! I don't want to take Spanish because everyone knows it! D: