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Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 6:18 am
This is my Catalan, Finnish and Bosnian influenced conlang this language is not used in my pre-existing conworld and has 15 dialects.
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419scambaiterKoko generated a random number between
1 and 1000 ...
509!
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Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 6:20 am
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 2:24 pm
Alphabet Aa- as in Daughter, Father Bb as in book Cc as in camera (beginning and middle) Dd- as in Day Ee- ey as in hey Ff- as factory Gg - (beginning of a word) S as in measure (Middle & end) Y as in yet Hh- (beginning) as in hat (middle & end )silent Ii- (short) (beginning) as in Sit, (end & long) ee as in meet Jj- y as in yet Kk- as in kitten Ll- as in lisp Mm- as in mother Nn- (before k) ng as in ring (elsewhere) as in on Oo- (open) as in hot (closed) as in note Pp- as in pet Qq as in quest Rr (rolled at the back of the mouth) as in Rock Ss- as in sat Tt- as in stop Uu- (short) as in should (long) as in cool Vv- as in vet Ww- as in vet (borrowed words only) Xx- (Beginning)'S' as in Sit (Middle) as in tax (end) "sh" (but more rounded) as in she Yy- "i" as in Pit (but more rounded) Zz- "S" as in Safe
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 2:51 pm
Vowels: Only accented letters are vowels in Cataousian. Áá - ah but with the mouth more open Àà- ah but with the mouth more closed Ââ- ahk as in talk Ää- aa as in cat Čč- ch as in chat (but more rounded) Ćć- ch as chart Çç- s as in saw Éé - ay as in say Èè- eh as in set Êê- eh (but more open) Íí- ee (but more open) Ïï- Igh + ee as in My cream Óó- emphasis on 'o' (opened) Òò- emphasis on 'o' (closed_ Öö- ur as in First Šš- Sh (but more rounded) Üü-oo (with lips tightly rounded) Žž - S as in measure (but tightly rounded)
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 2:59 pm
Dipthongs and Ligatures
Ch- like scottish loch, Spanish 'J', and the french 'r' Au- as in cow Ll- as in billion Lj (same as Ll) Rr- Triple rolled at the front of the mouth Dž- english "J" but with tongue raised at the back of the mouth Yi as in old english ye Uo- oo + oh Ng- as in ring Nk- as in bank Eu- eh+oo Nj- as in onion Ss- 'unvoiced' s Tz- as in beds
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 3:24 pm
Vocabulary
Tárrve-Hi Hè-hey Čauo-Hi/'bye Strávo-Hello Óla-Hello (more formal) Hüvä día-Good day Hüvä huomènta-Good morning Hüvä nit- Good night Hüvä većer- Good evening Näkêmín-Good Bye Küllä/Dâ/Sí-Yes Ei-No Bé-ok Nínkö?- Really? Dè reš- You're Welcome Läkynit-Sleep Well Šda íma?- How are things? Com ésstaž- How are you? Kakó sí(stè)?- How goes it? Dáküju/Kítoss/Mérces/Graçía**-Thank You Hüvä í vóstê?- Fine and you? Haloo-Hello (on the telephone) Ei o ürmärrä entenk/ Ja ne ürmärrä entenk- I don't understand Ürmärräna/Ja ürmärräntenko- I understand
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 3:37 pm
Verbs (regular)
-ar-
Parlar- to speak/talk Stüdíar- to study Abändonar- to leave/give up Àkompánjar- to accompany Äkrádar- to appeal, to be pleasing, to like Ánär- to be alright Dànsar- to dance Kâllar-to be quiet
-atí 1-
Pitátí-to ask Vàratí- to cheat Glédatí- to look Vježbatí- to practice Spàvatí- to sleep Plívatí- to swim
-atí 2-
Pütóvatí-to travel Pítí- to drink Dätí-to give Opèratí- to wash Brínütí- to worry
-ïtí- Rádïtí- to work Budïtí-to wake up Vòlïtí-to love Nàprävïtí-to build Pòrtïtí-to carry, drive, bring, take and wear Tèhdäïtí- to do/make
-re- Perdre-to lose/miss/waste Pêškre-to fish Pesàre- to weigh Ordere- to put in order/arrange Opínjre- to have an opinion Prepäré-to prepare Prevêure-to forsee
-ïr- Domïr- to sleep Dećidïr- to decide Dèskòbrïr- to discover/find out Diskütïr-to discuss Planxïr- to iron
Conjugations: -ar-: -o -es -a -a -em -eu
-atí- (1): -am -š -a -amo -ate -aju
-atí- (2):-eš -je -jemó -jete -ju
-ïtí-: -ïm -ïš -ï -ïmó -ïtè -óré
-re-: -o -s -em -eu -en
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Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 6:10 pm
Prepostitions:
À - at (time) Arríbo à lês kümménèn (I arrive at 10 o'clock) to/towards (Direction) Ménen à l'êstacío- I go to the station at (location, place) Ára olên à kaša- She's at home in (place, location) Éto à l'ârmäri- It's in the cupboard
Ên in/at location (replacing à) Les djevojkás (ovát) ên l'éskòla-The girls are at school
De -of El žimá de la cópü.- The winner of the cup- of/from (origin) Doća de Käästrïša.- I'm from Käästrïša -in (comparison) La djevojka més llêstà de la klassê.- The Cleverest girl in the class.
Âmb -with (company) Trèvalo âmb la Nokja- I work with Nokja -in/by (vehicle) Ondje (támò) ménen âmb bićikelà-I go there by bike.
Êntrè between (place) La kaša (olit) êntrè la fotografü i l'estank.-The house in between the Pharmacist and the newsagent. among (place) Pašja êntrè éls äbres.-He walks among the trees
Fíns à (Until) Olên à Krästrašzà fíns à sütrà.- I'm in Krästrašzà until tomorrow. (As far as) T'acòmpánjo fíns à la kantonàda.- I will come with you as far as the street corner
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Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 6:19 pm
Personal Pronouns:
Ja- I Tí- You Han- He Ona-She Vóstê- you (Formal) Nósáltres-We Vósáltres- You (plural) Onaltres-She (plural) Hanáltres-he (plural)
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Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 2:07 pm
Vowel Harmony:
The groups of vowels do NOT appear within one word.
Á ,À, Â ,Ä are not used together in the same word Čč, Ćć, Çç are not used together in the same word Éé , Èè, Êê, Íí, Ïï, Óó, Òò, Öö may be used together in the same word Šš and Žž may not be in the same word together.
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 1:39 pm
Another interesting language! I like the use of accented consonants being used for vowels! I've only seen consonants being used for vowels in one other language but I think that was supposed to be a joke. I like it alot though.
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:11 pm
Serali88 Another interesting language! I like the use of accented consonants being used for vowels! I've only seen consonants being used for vowels in one other language but I think that was supposed to be a joke. I like it alot though. Why thank you!
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:13 pm
Irregular Verbs: Olla- to be Ja-Olên Tí-On Han/Ona-Olit Nósáltres-Olêmé Vósáltres/Vóstê-Olêtte Onaltres/Hanáltres- Ovát
Mènnâ- to go Mènen Mèné Mènet Mènemé Mènevät
More verbs and how to conjugate them up soon!
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:15 pm
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:15 pm
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