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 Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 9:21 pm
Fåstila!
(Hello, everyone!)
New week, new language. I'll still be working on the other languages and this is basically at middle priority, because it is new and shiny. So, with that said...
Alphabet
K (k, x) Kill/ (Scottish) Loch (It doesn't matter which way one pronounces it.)
S (s) Sun
L (l) Laser
T (t) Taste
M (m) Most
N (n) Not
R (r) Rolled/trilled R
ð (ð) Father
V (v) Vine
W (w) We
P (p) Spin
H (h) Ham
G (ɡ) Begs
B (b) Boy
F (f) Leaf
CH(tʃ) Chair
SH (ʃ) She
BH (d) Dog
GH (dʒ) Seizure
TH (θ) Teeth
A (ə) About
E (ɛ) Bed
I (ɪi) See
U (ʊu, ʌ) Soon, Run (Doesn't matter which way it's pronounced, but ʊu is a bit more common.)
AI (aɪ, ɑe) My/ (Australian) Price (Doesn't matter which way it's pronounced.)
Å (ɔ) Down
Ö (ø) (Swedish) Ö
É (eɪ) Beyoncé
Ó (oṷ, o) Oh, Shalom
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:19 am
Conjugation
Conjugations are not actually needed or commonly used, besides the subjunctive tense.
If one wants to specify a time, one could say, "tomorrow I go." Or "when I was five, I go."
Present Tense
-É | -Ó
-A | -Ö
-I | -AI
Past Tense
-ÉN | -ÓN
-AN | -ÖN
-IN | -AIN
Future Tense
-ÉST | -ÓST
-AST | -ÖST
-IST | -AIST
Imperfect Tense
-ÉM | -ÓM
-AM | -ÖM
-IM | -AIM
Subjunctive Tense
-ÉG | -ÓG
-AG | -ÖG
-IG | -AIG
Verbs
Most verbs end in -l.
Bhal - To talk, speak
Elabhel - To think
Fåstil - To greet
Kal - To go
Vél - To be
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:22 am
Pronouns
I | We
You | You all
He | They (m.)
She | They (f.)
It | They (it.f.m.)
Ki | Kighe
Sta | Staghe
Ló | Lóghe
Na |Naghe
Bhu | Bhughe
Possessive
Kim | Kighem
Stam | Staghem
Lóm | Lóghem
Nam |Naghem
Bhum | Bhughem
Direct Object
Kitu | Kighetu
Statu | Staghetu
Lótu | Lóghetu
Natu |Naghetu
Bhutu | Bhughetu
Reflexive
Kisann | Kighesann
Stasann | Staghesann
Lósann | Lóghesann
Nasann |Naghesann
Bhusann | Bhughesann
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:43 am
Nouns
When one is learning the language, or perhaps being lazy, to form a noun the simplest way is to add -a to whatever it is you want to make a noun. For example, Bhal (to talk, speak) ---> bhala (language, speech, talk.)
Ansann(a)* - Teenager
Bhen - Sky, air
Kåchata, Kåfala - Night
Kåbhen - Moon
Elabhi - Thought, smarts
Misann(a)- Child
Privsann(a) - Adult
Sanna - Person
Wuchata, Wufala - Day
Wubhen - Sun
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:49 am
Adjective
Falas - Bad
Chatas - Good
Wun - Light, sun-coloured/like
Kås - Dark, moon-coloured/like
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:50 am
Adverbs
Nearly all adverbs begin with sv-.
Svelabhi - Intelligently
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:51 am
Time, Locations, and Directions
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:52 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:56 am
Basic Stuff
Fåstila - Hello, greetings (Formal or to multiple people)
Fåsta - Hello, greetings (Informal, singular)
(Jó) Vél(a) sta? - How are you?
Ki chatas vél. - I'm good, well.
Ki falas vél. - I'm bad, upset.
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:57 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 8:04 am
I feel like I'm missing something, but I can't think of what it is, so I'm going to post this.
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