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 Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:09 pm
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Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:44 pm
Phonology:
Vowels::
a (ah)
ä (a)
å (rounded "ah")
e (ey)
ë (eh)
ê (french "eau")
i (ee)
ï (ih)
o (oh)
Consonants::
H ( hello )
Hw ( H followed by W sound )
Hy ( H followed by Y sound )
L ( look )
M ( man )
N ( no )
Ng ( running )
P ( pull )
Sh ( ash )
T ( too )
Th ( thin )
V ( very )
Z ( zoo )
Zh ( azure )
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Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 4:14 pm
This is an agglutinative language where all "sentences" center around the subject as the central root word.
(verb-subject-object)
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Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 8:31 pm
Nouns::
Day - Nålnie (NOHL'neeyay)
Home - Paëla (pah'EHL'ah)
Man - Tolnêle (tohl'NEAU'lay)
Tree - Halåtëna (hah'LOH'teh'nah)
Water - Tïla'a (tih'LAH'ah)
Woman - To'olna (toh-OHL'na)
Verbs::
Able to, Can - Me (may)
Come - Ya'eo (yah-EY'oh)
Eat/Drink - Ze'ënê (zey-EHN'eau)
Give - Noa (NOHah)
Go - Ahya (AH'hyah)
Run - Inai (ee'NAH'ee)
Swim - Lå'ohwe (loh-OH'hwey)
Take/Recieve - Aue (OW'ey)
Talk - Azha (AH'zjah)
Walk - Ino'a (ee'NOH-ah)
Other Words::
How - Miå (mee'YOH)
When - Ahyonë (ah'HYOH'nuh)
Where - Ingia (EE'ngyah)
Why - Azhi (ah'ZJEE)
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