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Queen of the Metal Sporks
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 Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 10:48 am
I have decided to maker Jennarel to be based upon what I assosciate with the Beach, one of my favorite places. The words will include beautiful saying as well as things like surfers, to surf, the surf, etc. There will also be different words to describe different types of beaches and sunsets. It is made to describe my world: Linaeve (or ethreal/unreal/beautiful in Jennarel.)
Sounds (To be edited as I develop the language more):
a = auh (as in frog with a slight hard a sound to it)
i = ee (as in Beach)
e= eh (as in the Spanish El)
j = yuh (as in you)
u = oo (as in boo)
o = oh (as in d'oh!)
any not mentioned are to be pronounced based upon the pronounciation of the English letter is corresponds to.
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 10:59 am
Word list so far: (will be translated in time)
language = jennarel
ethreal/unreal/beautiful = linaeve
dawn
gorgeous
subtle
tree
flower
rainbow
angry ocean
calm ocean
perfect ocean
drizzle
drenching drizzle
mist
fog
rain
drenching rain
flood
landslide
thunder
lightning
sun
soft sand
hard sand
burning sand
curly shell
smooth shell
smooth rock
jagged rock
sea glass
dolphin
whale
sea foam
jelly fish
coral
pink sunset
fire sunset
pale sunset
sunrise (different than a dawn. a dawn is the break of day. the sunrise is used to describe it as it rises, not the point of break)
sleep
sex (v)
dunes
dreams
sex (n)
lovely
twilight
of
the
a
and
can
be
friend
friend w/ benefits
boyfriend
girlfriend
married
ma'am
sir
sit
lay
stand
swim
surf
surfer
the surf
tourists
locas
hun
lover
heart
kiss
hug
need
want
platonic love
love
lust
have
paint
draw
write
read
book
prose
poetry
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Queen of the Metal Sporks
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Queen of the Metal Sporks
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:08 am
To change things from present tense you add a suffix.
imperfect tense (will be) = -ahl
future tense = -ill
past tense = -id
To imply that it is a proper noun you capitalize it and the rest you keep lower case (just as in the english language).
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