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 Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 12:37 pm
Xali!
A new language that my friend is making and learning with me.
It's Chinese influenced.
Alphabet
A (ɑː) Father
B (b) But
C (tʃ) Chair
Z (ts) Cats
D (d) Dog
E (eɪ) Day
F (f) Fool, and on occasion, a bit breathy like the Japanese 'f.'
G (g) Go
P (p) Poke
K (k) Kill
I (i) See
T (t) Bit
J (ʒ) Beige
X (ʃ) She
N (n) No
M (m) Mom
È (ɛ) Bed
U (ʊu) Soon
O (oʊ) Doe
AI (aɪ) My
ÈA (æ) Lad
RH (ʀ) Like the French 'r.'
AO (aʊ) Now
OI (ɔɪ) Boy
EU (ə) Ce [French]
EI (ɪɹ) Near
SY (ŋ) Sing
S (s) Soon
W (ʍ) What
V (w) We
There are two tones, dipping (ă) and rising (á.)
Ná, at the end of the sentence, always makes it a question.
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 1:08 pm
Pronouns
I | Me | My | Myself
Bu | Buxao | Buka | Bumá
You | You | Your | Yourself
Bǎ | Bǎxao | Bǎka | Bǎmá
He | Him | His | Himself
Ri | Rixao | Rika | Rimá
She | Her | Her | Herself
So | Soxao | Soka | Somá
It | It | Its | Itself
Re | Rexao | Reka | Remá
We | Us | Our |Ourself
Buko | Bújao | Búkwa | Bukomá
You all | You all | Your [plural] | Yourself [plural]
Bǎko | Bájao | Bákwa | Bǎkomá
They | Them | Their |Theirself
Risore | Risorexao | Risoreka | Risoremá
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 3:04 pm
Verbs
Verbs are the same in the infinitive and present tense. For example, bu li means 'I to be' and 'I am.'
The past tense is indicated by 'ma' after the verb. For example, ri li-ma means 'he to be/was.'
The present progressive is indicated by 'zu' after the verb. For example, re li-zu means 'it is being.'
The imperfect is indicated by 'wo' after the verb. For example, buko li-wo means 'we used to be.'
The subjunctive (there is no difference between 'past' or 'present' subjunctive) is indicated by 'ku' after the verb. For example, so li-ku means 'if she were.'
The imperative is indicated by 'geu' after the verb. For example, li-geu means 'be!'
The future is indicated by 'yo' after the verb. For example, risore li-yo means 'they will be.'
The conditional is indicated by 'be' after the verb. For example, re li-be means 'it could be.'
There is no verb for 'to can, be able to,' and la' is added before the verb. For example, bu la'li means 'I can be.'
To say one has to do something, one would add he' before the verb. For example, bu he'li means 'I have to be.'
To negate a verb (or really anything, for that matter), one would add a' before the verb. For example, so a'li means 'she is not.'
If one were to say 'we cannot be,' a- would come before la'. For example, buko ala'li.
Verb List
Aido - To carry
Aikao - To touch
Aitá - To write
Amintá - To stay
Ang - To dream, fantasize, wish
Ataxakao - To remember
Basy - To keep
Bi - To talk
Bian - To warp, distort
Bipe - To understand
Bèmin - To bleed
Bujido - To eat
Bulotá - To drink
Caoju - To answer, respond
Cèn - To shrink (tall, age)
Cènbi - To whisper
Cixisy - To promise
Dao - To intend
Dèku - To make (insane, mad)
Do - To use
Dong - To come
Du - To figure out, work out, make sure
Dutjè - To kill
Fasy - To turn
Fei - To hear
Ga - To stop, quit, finish
Guó - To befriend
Hin - To resist
Ido - To have
Jing - To do
Jingxao - To learn, study
Ju - To say/tell
Jutóla - To convince
Kaojing - To fail, lose (a game, event, test, etc.)
Katè - To hurt
Kinalang - To bump
Keung - To sleep
Ku - To make
Kuáng - To hear
Kuángdo - To listen
Li - To be
Le - To shrink, lose weight
Lu - To begin, start
Mei - To grow (tall, age)
Meibi - To shout, scream, yell
Mejeu - To choose, pick
Mimi - To see
Min - To leave, go away
Mira - To reveal, show
Paini - To forgive, forget, pardon
Pang - To like more, prefer
Parhu - To like
Pe - To feel
Petjè - To hate
Pexa - To love
Pǒ - To deceive
Pǒju - To lie
Rang - To float
Rá - To move
Rhuó - To free
Sasa - To call
Tamjè - To walk
Tazua - To leave
Tá - To go
Táli - To happen
Tèga - To kill
Tèk - To text
Tǒsy - To hope, want
Tsao - To last
Vang - To control
Wasy - To enlarge, gain weight
Wáng - To know (people)
Wuli - To please
Wuxai - To help
Xabi - To think
Xajing - To suceed, win
Xaju - To sing
Xaong - To know (things)
Xatamjè - To dance
Xatábi - To forget
Xeiga - To die
Xeilu - To live
Xeisy - To breathe
Xuálo - To surprise
Yixa - To celebrate
Yu - To look
Yudo - To see
Yurá - To wink
Zǒsy - To need
Zotá - To come
Zotáli - To appear
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 3:05 pm
Nouns
To make a verb a noun, one adds 'xu' to the end of the verb. For example, Tǒsy ---> Tǒsyxu means 'to hope ---> (the/a) hope.'
Noun List
Ai - Hand
Aitáxu - Paper, writings
Akeungxu - Insomnia
Ang - Dream, wish, fantasy
Angmei - Tree
Bèminxu - Blood
Bianxu - Warp, distortion
Bixu - Talk
Bu'cègí - Son
Bu'cèxí - Daughter
Buji - Mouth
Cègí - Child (male)
Cèxí - Child (female)
Cènbixu - Whisper
Cixisyxu - Promise
Dabébuxu - Bread
Daoxu - Intention
Dèkuxu - Madness, insanity
Gaxu - End, finale
Gí - Male
Guóxu - Friend
Hǔa - World
Kaopexu - Weapon
Kaoyuxu - Voyeurism
Katèxu - Hurt
Keungxu - Sleep
Kinalangxu - Bump
Kuasy - Turn
Kuá - Ear
Kuángxu - Sound
Licasy - Cat
Lorang - Sea
Maji - Head
Meibixu - Scream, yell, shout
Megí - Adult (male)
Mejeuxu - Choice, decision, pick
Memegí - Grandfather (when talking directly to him, one can say 'meme')
Memexí - Grandmother (when talking directly to her, one can say 'meme')
Mexí - Adult (female)
Minxu - Exit
Mje - Foot
Pangxu - Preference
Petjèxu - Hate
Pexaxu - Love
Pexu - Feeling, heart
Pong - Ink
Pǒjuxu - Lie
Rangxu - Cloud
Rhuóduó - Freedom
Sasaxu - Name
Táxu - Distance
Tian - Truth
Tègaxu - Pain
Tǒsyxu - Hope
Uábébuxu - Cheese
Uhǔa - Place
Vangxu - Control
Xabixu - Thought, theory
Xa'cègí - Brother
Xa'cèxí - Sister
Xa'megí - Father
Xa'mexí - Mother
Xa'mí - Dad (informal; talking directly to)
Xa'mí - Mum (informal; talking directly to)
Xaongxu - Fact
Xeigaxu - Death
Xeilu - Life
Xeisa - Person
Xeisakao - Enemy
Xeiyixa - Funeral
Xí - Female
Yi - Time
Yixaxu - Celebration, feast, party
Yu - Eye
Yuráxu - Wink
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 3:06 pm
Adjectives
Most adjectives end in 'duó.'
Angduó - Dreamy
Bianduó - Distorted
Cèduó - Young
Cènduó - Quiet, short, small (as in presence, perception)
Cirhè - Alone
Gíduó - Masculine
Jutóladuó - Convincing
Kame - Sick
Kamó - Annoyed, sick (of)
Kao - Bad, unhealthy
Kaoyuduó - Voyeuristic
Keungduó - Sleepy, tired
Leduó - Little, skinny
Meduó - Old
Meiduó - Loud, tall, big (as in presence, perception)
Misy - Best
Mǒkeungduó - Sleepy, tired
Pèleduó - Quick
Rhuóduó - Free
Tianduó - Trustworthy
Tjèduó - Angry, mad
Wasyduó - Large, fat
Xa - Good, happy, healthy
Xeigaduó - Dead
Xíduó - Feminine, effeminate
Xilǎoduó - Amazing, astounding, fantastic
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 3:09 pm
Adverbs
Most adjectives have 'fè'-' before them.
Adverb List
Fè'bian - Distortedly
Fè'gí - Manly
Fè'jutóla - Convincingly
Fè'kamó - Annoyingly
Fè'pèle - Quickly
Fè'rhuó - Freely
Fè'tian - Honestly, really, truthfully, truly
Fè'xa - Well
Fè'xeiga - Deadly
Fè'xí - Womanly
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 3:11 pm
Basic Stuff
Xali - Hello, good-bye
La - Yes, correct, right, okay
Aa - No, wrong, shame
Tóla - Of course
Tópaa - Of course not
Xa - Good, happy, well
Kao - Bad, unhappy
Rheng - But, however, even though
Kame - Sick, (a) cold
Meixa - Hyper
Fè'wuli- Please
Buko paini - Pardon me, sorry
Kamó - Annoyed, sick (of)
Mǒkeungduó - Sleepy, tired
Tjèduó - Angry, mad
Yixusy - Day
Xa-yixu(sy) - Good day, good morning (sy is sometimes dropped)
Yibai - Night
Xa-yibai - Good night, good evening
Yi - Time
Xa-yi ido(-geu) - Have a good time, good luck (it's not really needed, but it can be added)
Xa xei-yixusyduó! - Happy Birthday! (lit. Happy, good birth-day[adjective marker]!)
Question Words
Taná - How
Naná - Why
Saná - When
Jaoná - Which
Oná - Where
Maná -Who
Motaná - How many, how much
Wená - What
Basic sentences
Bǎ li taná? - How are you?
Yi wená? - What time is it?
Bǎka yi li wená? - How old are you? (lit. Your time is what?)
___ buka yi li. - I'm ___ years old. (lit. ___ my time is.)
Xa bu li. - I'm good, happy, well.
Kao bu li. - I'm bad, unhappy.
Tjèduó bu li. - I'm mad.
___ bumá sasa. - I call myself, my name is ___.
Bǎmá sasa wená? - What do you call yourself, what is your name?
Kame bu li. - I'm sick.
Má, liao! - Oh, no, crap, s**t!
Kame bu ido. - I've got a cold.
Bǎxao kamó bu li! - I'm sick of you!
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 3:13 pm
Prepositions/Postpositions and Locations/Directions
Weí - Of
Cing - Near
Èa - Without
Sana - Until
Muá – After
È - With
Ong - If
Mè - At
Yá - This
Yó - That
Xiu - To
Dasy - On
Sjè - In
Zó - Here
Zá - There
Zuá - Over there
Tjèn - And
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 11:10 pm
Numbers and Time
Numbers
Ní - Zero
Nǐ - One
Ró - Two
Rǒ - Three
Pé - Four
Pĕ - Five
Tú - Six
Tú - Seven
Jé - Eight
Jĕ - Nine
Cí - Ten
Cǐnǐ - Eleven
Cǐró - Twelve...
Nǐci - Twenty
Nǐcinǐ - Twenty-One
Nǐciró - Twenty-Two...
Rǒci - Thirty
Rǒcinǐ - Thirty-one
Rǒciró - Thirty-two...
Time
Yixasy - Day
Zó'yixasy - Today, this night
Zá'yixasy - Yesterday
Yibai - Night
Ayi - Never
Zó'yibai - Tonight, this night
Zá'yibai - Last night
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Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 7:57 am
Occupations, Colours, and Onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia
Colours
Occupations
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Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:22 am
Sentence Structure and Stuff Like That
Question Words
They always go at the end of a sentence, when the sentence is a question.
If the sentence is not a question, it doesn't have to go at the end.
Examples
Bǎ xatábi taná?! - How can you forget?!
Taná bǎ axatábi-yo keung. - You won't forget how to sleep.
Plural
To make a noun plural, one adds the number of things before the noun.
If it's an un-specified amount, one uses two zeroes.
Examples
Pé-ai so ido! - She has four hands!
Níní-licasy bǎ ido. - You have some cats.
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Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 3:24 pm
Time Warp
Xilǎoduó re li, pèleduó yi li
Dèku zotáli
Má! Fè'xa kuángdo-geu, mosyna yi a'li
Vangxu bu he'basy.
It's astounding, time is fleeting
Madness takes its toll
But listen closely, not for very much longer
I've got to keep control.
Yi'bianxu bu ataxakao xatamjè-wo
Yi (bu) tǒsy-zu saná
I remember doing the Time Warp
Drinking those moments when
The blackness would hit me and the void would be calling
Let's do the time warp again...
Let's do the time warp again!
It's just a jump to the left
And then a step to the right
With your hands on your hips
You bring your knees in tight
But it's the pelvic thrust that really drives you insane,
Let's do the Time Warp again!
It's so dreamy, oh fantasy free me
So you can't see me, no not at all
In another dimension, with voyeuristic intention
Well-secluded, I see all
With a bit of a mind flip
You're there in the time slip
And nothing can ever be the same
You're spaced out on sensation, like you're under sedation
Let's do the Time Warp again!
Well I was walking down the street just a-having a think
When a snake of a guy gave me an evil wink
He shook me up, he took me by surprise
He had a pickup truck and the devil's eyes.
He stared at me and I felt a change
Time meant nothing, never would again
Let's do the Time Warp again!
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Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 3:48 pm
Bu aità-zu [in] Bi Misy! =D
You don't have 'in' in the list of prepositions... or at least I couldn't find it. =/
Hehe... I lurves teh time warpness. xD
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Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 5:54 pm
No; I haven't come up for 'in' yet- you didn't miss anything. xD (I will, though, about a minute after I post this.)
Who doesn't like the Time Warp? =o
The Necronomicon can not even compare to its fantastic-ness!
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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 8:14 am
Kalathma
Who doesn't like the Time Warp? =o
The Necronomicon can not even compare to its fantastic-ness! Indeed. =D
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