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samurai768 · 2012-06-16 03:27:08

Red: Darta
Orange: Jubee
Yellow: Yakai
Green: Fess
Blue: Salloy
Purple: Fraid

Unicorn: Mewth
Dragon: Kijo
Turtle: Beeter

This is fun even if we'll probably never completely finish c:

werdna123 · 2012-06-16 04:42:31

I'll add it all to the first post soon.

tpaley · 2012-06-24 13:42:50

Laternenpfahl wrote:
tpaley wrote:
Name of made-up language: Afel [A-fell]
Monster: Morak [more-ah-k]
Wing:Ameer [a-mere]
Snake:Slithe [sly-th]
Dragon (wing snake monster):Ameerslithemorak [a-mere-sly-th-more-ah-k]
Pure: Dugath [Dug-ath]
Taint: Dugalath [Dug-al-ath]
Evil: Dugalith [Dug-al-ith]
Past-tense Suffix: -ifh [if-th]
Present-tense suffix: -aif [I-th]
Run: Was [waa-s]

I hope that's enough
Bout the tense suffixes, I already posted them..

Laternenpfahl wrote:
Articles:
The= unn [unn]
A= oto [oto]
Tons of= gotto [gotta]
Then for more than one say the number word
oto mahice (a house)
unn mahice (the house)
duu mahice (two houses)

Time:

Minutes: ni [nee]
Hours: hi [hee]
Days: di [dee]
Weeks: wi [wee]
Months: Ma [ma]
Years: Ya [ya]

Add ons to verbs:

Happening in future: soti-famu [sohtee-fah-moo]
Happened in past: soti-patu [sohtee-pa-too]
happened in past long time ago: soti-mato [sohtee-mahh-toe]
Future: famu [fah-moo]
Past: patu [pa-too]
Past (way back): mato [mahh-toe]

okay then

SciTecCf · 2012-07-01 07:36:46

bump!

funelephant · 2012-07-01 08:15:10

funelephant wrote:
Elephant: alepant (alee-pant)

tpaley · 2012-09-02 11:16:38

this is slow now

shamrocker · 2012-09-03 20:45:44

Fwago, fire, is actually a weirdly spelled spanish word-meaning fire. Fuego is the actual Spanish word./weirdonerd Lol. Anyway,

Knife:Kilfer [Kill-fear]

I have a weird mind that finds that pronunciation oddly fitting.

BLU_Spy · 2012-09-03 21:02:53

Pony: Pana [pah-nah]
Magic: Meji [meh-jee]
Power: Pootis [poo-tees] (You see what I did there?)
Spy: Izpy [Iz-pie]
Potato: Pawto [paw-too]
Car: Kaje [kah-jee]

Last edited by BLU_Spy (2012-09-03 21:06:56)

BLU_Spy · 2012-09-03 21:08:47

samurai768 wrote:
Red: Darta
Orange: Jubee
Yellow: Yakai
Green: Fess
Blue: Salloy
Purple: Fraid

Unicorn: Mewth
Dragon: Kijo
Turtle: Beeter

This is fun even if we'll probably never completely finish c:

I'm Salloy Izpy! lol

wiimaster · 2012-09-03 21:24:20

illusionist wrote:
One does not simply, make up a language.

Especially when you just change words. You need to change the structure of the grammar too, and the sounds the characters make. You need to establish roots and suffixes to use in more complex words. Otherwise its not very unique.

I agree with this.

I have been coming up with my own language for about a year now. I have made many roots and suffixes and am working on a simple grammar system.
It is Dutch or German inspired mostly. I will post a fraction of the dictionary if anyone is interested.

mythbusteranimator · 2012-09-04 09:11:51

Cool; I'd like to see.

Agg725 · 2012-09-04 09:51:08

Laternenpfahl wrote:
1 unn [unn]
2 duu [doo]
3 tre [tre]
4 qua [kwa]
5 sin [sin]
6 so [so] short o
7 set [set]
8 hui [wee]
9 non [nonn]
10 ba-unn-a
100 ba-duu-a
1000 ba-tre-a
And so on

So 1234
Becomes
ba-tre-a duu-ba-duu-a tre-ba-unn-a qua

Come to think of it,
One thousand two hundered and thirty-four
Is a bit longer

Then I'm Agg set-ba-duu-a duu-ba-unna sin

Dinoclor · 2012-09-04 10:01:19

Agg725 wrote:
Laternenpfahl wrote:
1 unn [unn]
2 duu [doo]
3 tre [tre]
4 qua [kwa]
5 sin [sin]
6 so [so] short o
7 set [set]
8 hui [wee]
9 non [nonn]
10 ba-unn-a
100 ba-duu-a
1000 ba-tre-a
And so on

So 1234
Becomes
ba-tre-a duu-ba-duu-a tre-ba-unn-a qua

Come to think of it,
One thousand two hundered and thirty-four
Is a bit longer
Then I'm Agg set-ba-duu-a duu-ba-unna sin

And werd is werdna ba-duu-a duu-ba-unn-a tre.

Does this language use 1,2,3,4 or it's own set of number symbols? We are going to need them because writing any number bigger than 10 is a pain in the backside.

Last edited by Dinoclor (2012-09-04 10:02:51)

tate88 · 2012-09-13 08:41:32

1-uhn
2-toow
3-traet

tpaley · 2012-09-23 15:33:25

Dinoclor wrote:
Agg725 wrote:
Laternenpfahl wrote:
1 unn [unn]
2 duu [doo]
3 tre [tre]
4 qua [kwa]
5 sin [sin]
6 so [so] short o
7 set [set]
8 hui [wee]
9 non [nonn]
10 ba-unn-a
100 ba-duu-a
1000 ba-tre-a
And so on

So 1234
Becomes
ba-tre-a duu-ba-duu-a tre-ba-unn-a qua

Come to think of it,
One thousand two hundered and thirty-four
Is a bit longer
Then I'm Agg set-ba-duu-a duu-ba-unna sin
And werd is werdna ba-duu-a duu-ba-unn-a tre.

Does this language use 1,2,3,4 or it's own set of number symbols? We are going to need them because writing any number bigger than 10 is a pain in the backside.

1,2,3,4,etc. probably.

0 is a [a]

10 to the 11th power is

ba-ba-unn-unn-a-a

bacically:
ten-one zeroes after one

it could also be ba-ba-unn unn-a-a.

Laternenpfahl · 2012-09-23 17:21:21

tate88 wrote:
1-uhn
2-toow
3-traet

Dinoclor wrote:
Agg725 wrote:
Laternenpfahl wrote:
1 unn [unn]
2 duu [doo]
3 tre [tre]
4 qua [kwa]
5 sin [sin]
6 so [so] short o
7 set [set]
8 hui [wee]
9 non [nonn]
10 ba-unn-a
100 ba-duu-a
1000 ba-tre-a
And so on

So 1234
Becomes
ba-tre-a duu-ba-duu-a tre-ba-unn-a qua

Come to think of it,
One thousand two hundered and thirty-four
Is a bit longer
Then I'm Agg set-ba-duu-a duu-ba-unna sin
And werd is werdna ba-duu-a duu-ba-unn-a tre.

Does this language use 1,2,3,4 or it's own set of number symbols? We are going to need them because writing any number bigger than 10 is a pain in the backside.

That has already been posted. also 0 == a (short a)

Last edited by Laternenpfahl (2012-09-24 00:08:45)

Laternenpfahl · 2012-09-23 17:24:18

the unn - a thing means

[number] x 10^ something

ok? basically

Code:

ba-duu-a
==
and two zeros

Also, multiple of these get added,

1000 un-ba-tre-a
 200 duu-ba-duu-a
  40 qua-ba-unn-a
   5 sin

jesster24 · 2012-09-23 23:43:44

Why not create a outline to make it much simpler and to conjugate much easier, You do not simply create a lanuguage you need to create the grammer and a foundation not just random words.

how about use [Ny] To create opposite words. Ex. Kinf [Male] Kinfny [Female]
How about use [Ra] To create formal words Ex. Hef [Hi] Hefra [Hello]
How about replacing the last letter with [E] to use past tense Ex. Todobara [Run] Todobare
How about use [j] to create plural's Ex. le Kinf Todobara [The man runs] le Kinfj Todobara [The men run]

Laternenpfahl · 2012-09-24 00:07:42

ex for opposite is good, but just for adjectives. lets not use it for genders as that would seem too sexist

no, lets use extensions for past/future

for plurals, bow about Kinf - Kinflu

Last edited by Laternenpfahl (2012-09-24 00:09:35)

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