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419scambaiterKoko

PostPosted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 6:01 pm


This is a distance relative of Kuma spoken by mostly vampires.
PostPosted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:31 am


ALPHABET: Accented- Kuikla aksenti

Áá- ow in cow
Ðð voiced "th" as in that, sutherland
Éé- yeh in yes
Íí- ee in meet
Óó- rounded oh in go
Úú- rounded "oo" in chew
Ææ- igh in eye
Øø-ur in first (short)
Öö-ur in murder (long)
Åå- long oh in so
Þþ unvoiced "th" as in Thriller
ß- Hissing double "S" sound

419scambaiterKoko


419scambaiterKoko

PostPosted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:32 am


Alphabet non-accented-Kuikla ne aksenti
Aa- ah in caught
Bb-beh
Dd-Deh
Ee- Eh
Ff-ehf
Gg-Geh
Hh-Hoh
Ii- ee
Jj- Yeh
Kk- Koh
Ll- Ehl
Mm-Ehm
Nn- Ehn
Oo-oh/oo
Pp-pay
Rr-ehr (rolled)
Ss- ehs
Tt-tay
Uu- oo
Vv-vay
Zz-Sed
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:01 am


Diphthongs and Consonant combinations- Diptongu jy Konsonanti Kosame

Tl- Pronounce the "T" first then the "L"
(ex. Nahuatl)
Eu- ey-oo
Io- ee+oh
Ui- oo+ee
Ea- ey+ah
Pk- Pronounce the "P" first then the "K"
Hn-Pronounce the "H" first then the "n" but, pronounce the "N" stronger than the "H."
Hl-Pronounce the "H" first then the "n" but, pronounce the "L" stronger than the "L."
Kv- Pronounce the "K" first then the "V"
Kn-Pronounce the "K" first then the "n"

419scambaiterKoko


419scambaiterKoko

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:02 am


English-Vukra Dictionary
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:03 am


Vukra-English Dictionary

A
Aruma-Soul


B
Bahtisserije- Bakery
Blöþ- Blood
Butikkje- Store/Shop (In general, you must connect a word after it to be specific).

D
Darisjar- Someone
Dhaira- Something


E

F

G

H
Hjalti- Stop! (Command)
Hikari- Light
I

J
Jaa- Yes
Jåkkå- Hi

K
Kessa- Where
Kjólitza-How
Kjúlpi-Love charm
Klere- You (Subject)
Klöslija- Hello
Krtoleja- Insignificant
Krúhli- Happy
Kukari- Reflection
Kvenga- Nobody/No one
Kållanóva- Sunday

L
Lje- Me (I [accusative])

M

N
Naa-No
Nira- or
Navrianlið- Everyone

O

P
Pökræsi- Chorus (to a song)

R
Reopja!- Look out (Command)
Reßda- But/However/Although/Though

S
Sól- Alone/Lonely
Styialko- Unimportant

T
Tant- So/That
Trenko- I (Subject)

U
Ulanari-boat
V

Ö
Ökenen- I'm sorry (lit. An apology)

419scambaiterKoko


419scambaiterKoko

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:05 am


REGULAR VERBS

Úkrékresli- To beg for forgiveness
Misölesli- To forget about someone/something
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:06 am


IRREGULAR VERBS

Sklöri-To be
(Trenko)- Skeso- I am
(Klere)- Skeskje- You are
-Skesi- he/she is
-Skesjoniúm-it is


Melbrøri- To bleed

419scambaiterKoko


419scambaiterKoko

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:08 am


Prepositions
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:16 am


Days of the week- Éhuje jukyla átja

Kållanóva- Sunday
Júkemóva- Monday
Þraßetróva- Tuesday
Húokanóva- Wednesday
Ørskalóva- Thursday
Ætjelfeóva- Friday
Méljóva- Saturday

419scambaiterKoko


419scambaiterKoko

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:24 am


Cultural note 1:
"Chirstmas doesn't exist in Vukraneian Culture and 0% of it's speakers celebrate an equivilent holiday."


Vukraneians(one ethnic group of Vukra speakers) are very harsh and sarcastically about holidays based on a religious savior and are sort of, not quite, how the Lisfrim treat it. This is how it would translate as:

"Kročme varukh nas tričje naje dolia" which literally translates to "Get that ******** book out of my face you b*****d!"

other ethic groups would say "Krúhli detråmæssa ú mö" (Happy winter solstice) or "Krúhli sémraka tolme kosa leo" (Happy celebrations in the winter season)

There are 4 holidays in December in countries that speak Vukra or a relative like Kuma.

-Etrsaietrate-{Lover's agonious secret} {December 4th } like Valentines day in a way. (You write letters anonymously to your crush and if they respond nicely approach them with the letters and according to legend you will become lovers forever)

Plefossamö [Clover Roulette]-{December 18th} You buy a cake, presents for each person, and lucky mystical items in hopes of good fortune

Vukrisenblöþafestnia- The Vampire's Blood Festival (December 29th)
{Basically the same concept as Halloween but, you get treats from saying "Blöþ nira klossaderne" (Blood or eternal suffering).
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 6:12 pm


Holidays:

January: (none)

Feburary: Valentine's Day
The Vukra speakers do celebrate an equivalent holiday to Valentine's day celebrated in December and another holiday called "Jahrolistralietri" (lit. Awareness of singles) This is where you give your lover/ boy/girl friend a gift to show how much you love them. Or you can announce your "Klietravasnij-Kelejo" (Lit. Relationship torture) break-up and wishing the person to ill-will. This is celebrated on 15th.

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