Inspired by the 'my new language' post.
There is no code, its just gibberish. I start of with basic words, but soon I will get into more words.
I will add a bunch of new words ALMOST everyday.
Dictioanary:
The - La (la)
And - Tou (too)
Is - bi (bee)
I - um (um)
You - un (un)
Me - im (im)
Us - ton (ton)
Who - hun (hun)
What - hoh (haw)
Where - n'wer (nee-wer)
When - n't'm (nee-tum)
Why - ouw (ow)
How - buh (buh)
Because - wed'l (wed-ull)
More - Beo (bo)
Less - Dinm (din)
Please - P'pl (puh-pluh)
Thank - Welk (wek)
Food - Num (num)
Water - Sl'r (Sluh-ruh)
Money - ch'wa'n (Cha-Wah-Nuh)
Phone - Briano (Brah-No)
Help - Ne'ee (Nuh-ee)
Bed - sn'z'sh (Snaw-Zeesh)
Room - Ho'str (Ho-Struh)
Bathroom - P'sh'e (Puh-Shuh-Eh)
Boy - Mi'p'b (Mee-Puh-Baw)
Girl - Fi'b'p (Fee-Buh-Paw)
Old - Cran'gl (Cran-gull)
Young - Hap'p (Hap-epp
1 - Duhn (Duh)
2 - Boogh (Boo)
3 - Thres (Thray)
4 - Cortes (Cort-ay)
5 - Qu'gu (Qua-gwa)
6 - Xi (Zee)
7 - Te'vl (Tev-ull)
8 - Actk (Ack)
9 - Nuon (Noon)
10 - Fi'dn (Fi-Dun)
Human - Cla'chn (Cla-Chain)
Animal - Raw'dm (Raw-Dum)
Sick - Ma'ng (Mah-Nuh)
Hungry - Brea'rm (Braw-Rum)
Thirsty - Par-thr (Par-Thruh)
Tired - Ya-nh (Yaw-Gnu-Huh)
Hello - Ey'la (Ay-La)
Goodbye - So'wl (Saw-Well)
House - Bl'kp (Bill-Kepp)
Store - By'Sl (By-Sull)
Clean - Tin'Din'Bl (Tin-Din-Bluh)
Door - Nah (Naw)
Pencil - Scridri (Scri-Dri)
Paper - Scridon (Scri-Don)
School - Lierneo (Lern-oo)
Police - Weh'wa (Wee-Wuh)
Fire - Dan-Br (Dan-Bur)
Cold - Fra (Fra)
Cool - Pafra (Pah-Fra)
Warm - PaHoh (Pah-Ho)
Hot - Hoh (Ho)
Exit - Lv'no (Leev'Noy)
Resterant - Num'By'Sl (Num-By-Sel)
Menu - Si'Dr (See-Door)
Window Gla'Sha'Ma (Glah-Shah-Mah)
Music - Rakaka (Rock-Ah-Ka)
Dance - Chorohana (Cho-Ro-Hah-Nah)
Happy - Chalawo (Cha-La-Wo)
Sad - Sn'wa (Snih-Wah)
Mad - Rarg (Rar-Rage)
Bored - Boonoo (Bo-No)
Exited - Yaya (Yah-Yah)
Nervous - Uhn'ng (Uh - Nuh)
Scared - Uhngah (Un-Gah)
Library - Studok (Stoo-Dok)
Book - Stre (Stree)
In - Da (Dah)
Out - Ve (Vuh)
On - Puh (Puh)
Under - Derbh (Der-Buh)
Beside - Ntu (Net-Oo)
Dark - Farsk (Fah-Skuh)
Light - Ha'n (Ha-Nuh)
Day - Br'sn (Burr-Sun)
Night - Rc-mn (Rack-Mun)
Spring - Fl'rn (Flah-Ran)
Summer - Gra'sn (Grah-Son)
Autumn - Brn'bt'fl (Brun-Byoo-Fall)
Winter - S'Cl (Sih-Kull)
For - Fah (Fah)
Yes - Dih (Dee)
No - Goh (Gaw)
Maybe - Neh (Neh)
Fun - Yahoa (Ya-Ho-Ah)
Weird - Kon'gro (Kon-Grow)
Awesome - Nah'ya (Nah-Yah)
It - Gdon (Don)
That - Vaht (Vat)
This - Ise (Is-Ee)
Those -Tho'si (Tho-See)
These - Wehse (Weh-Seh)
Them - Darg'ng (Dar-Gong)
There - Val (Va)
Here - Dli (Dee)
Everywhere - Ne've's (Neh-Veh-Soh)
Anyone - Be'b'd (Beh-Bo-Duh)
Last edited by wiimaster (2010-03-23 21:18:04)

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Dazachi wrote:
Wow. Those are very creative.
Welk un for your wonderful language.
Some of the words I actually have meanings on those weird sounding words, somne just sounded like it would fit, and some just are random
Its fun writing a language.

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make a translator!
and maybe make the list alphabetical.
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Paradox wrote:
Un bi stre
im a book?
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Paradox wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
Paradox wrote:
Un bi stre
im a book?
Un bi
There's no yes or no
well thats random... why am i a book?
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Greenboi wrote:
^Awesome Idea^
You could make it in scratch! lol.
I know im awsome...
built in language translators? even for ones that dont exsist?
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How does grammar work?
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juststickman wrote:
How does grammar work?
I think this is just literal grammer...
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