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rdococ · 2011-06-02 11:47:07

I feel like posting a fake speaking language. (Post yours if you like.)
Example sentence: Entrajen! Whtprsjea stasajena speobjenaks?
Common sound: jen, jenaks
Words:
a = aobja
an = aobjen
hello = entrajen
hi = slenjen
bye = slejaen
goodbye = leaeajekan
who = whtprsjea
are = stasajena
you = speobjenaks
this = speobjenakalks
love = lieajauseka
hate = haeajisuca
speak = spekadljeanpe
unknown = unkjenak
is = iapenak
false = falekenal
true = triadeknal
general = galarenaks
native = galarakejenak
will = iapsoatriad
keep = kepadjenakpekela
growing = goiajenakaloa
grow = gowiajenakaloa
go = see grow
going = see growing
jean = jenak
--FOODS = etadke (galajenak)--
cake = etadkeh (caejenk)
wheat = etadkep (whatajenak)
fruit = fraitaskena (galajenak)
apple = fraitaskenap (akeleci)
other = etadjefraitaskensqua (galajenak unspekadljeanpe)
pie = pi (e2)
--DRINKS = draksicleke (galajenak laguaidajenak)--
coffee = draksiclekeh (calfaest)
water = manakejan draksiclekep (onycaklajenak unajeak)
beer = manajeake draksiclekeh (onycaklajenak unajeak)
--NUMBERS = coaterjakena--
0 = nullajenaky
1 = unajeak
2 = dosajeak
3 = trisaleak
4 = javsarejeka
5 = hobejepalker
6 = saxademacalejen
7 = sevnajekpaky
8 = eigjaquenslaka
9 = nieabquenak
10 = unauta nullajenaky
Infinity = sqleaka (fuldapi)
--MISC = unspekadljeanpetopicapeadea--
more words = unspekeraadljeanpeleanakipa (galarakejenak iapenak faleknal) OR jenakeankablic OR jeanajukjenak
titin = melajensqual (xsqle)
(insert what titin does/is in words) = ejakmedap (melxsqlepakjena)
medicane = wajabackjenakelakbe (goalbiad)
good = nicabekallaň (dosajenakpeakneasa)
bad = balaobkllaň (dosajenakpeakneasa)
P.S. This will keep growing.

You may post yours too.

Last edited by rdococ (2011-06-03 06:02:18)

Earthboundjeff · 2011-06-02 11:49:12

Al Bhed.
E naymmo muja Vehym Vyhdyco Q! Yht drec Myhkiyka ec yfacusa!

The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-06-02 11:52:07

My make-believe language: Shlep shlep shlep shlep.
That translates into English as 'Did you actually think I was serious?'

XD, my 'made-up' language is probably my Jedward dialect. Don't ask lol

Earthboundjeff · 2011-06-02 11:58:49

Fryd EC y Zatfynt yhofyoc, Tuhid? E kiacc E's zicd duu Ysanelyh du ihtancdyht!
Ymcu, E's kaddehk dra vaamehk dryd hu uha lyh ihtancdyht sa.

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what-the · 2011-06-02 12:03:49

If your gonna make up a language others need to know it. Language is used to communicate. There's Knmow oint n maikn up garbiage tahts ononse cne rdea!

The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-06-02 12:11:56

what-the wrote:
If your gonna make up a language others need to know it. Language is used to communicate. There's Knmow oint n maikn up garbiage tahts ononse cne rdea!

Buht ay can tlel waht u wsa wirting i undersrsyand youeur languhege smile

rabbit1131 · 2011-06-02 12:15:37

7h!$ !$ @ r3@1 1@ng0@g3! 7x7 $p3@k

Earthboundjeff · 2011-06-02 12:15:41

Al Bhed is a fictional language from Final Fantasy X.

Necromaster · 2011-06-02 12:46:45

Wildish (Will-Dish): Language of the Wildermen

So, here it is

A = Ò (Ar)

B = ∏ (Ah)

C + K = ◊ (Ya)

D + T = ς (Tho)

E = ¤ (I-ee)

F = ° (Pronounce it like a V)

H = Þ (Vy)

I + Y = ∫ (Ay-ee (like stay)

J + G = µ (Ome)

L = Λ (Nu or Nuh)

M + N = Œ (nt)

O + U = ø (tard)

P = ± (Meh)

Qu = δ (Nuah or Nw)

R = φ(Do or (roll r) Ro)

S + Z = õ (Wi or Why)

V = ξ (Sien)

W = Æ (Sa (Pronounce a as in sat)

X Is the same as in english

period = _

Space = →

Comma = -

Sentences:

ςÞ¤→õ◊∫→∫õ→∏Λø¤→ςøςÒ∫_

The sky is blue today.

ŒÒ∫→∫→µø∫Œ→∫øø?

May I join you?

∫øø→Òφ¤→ΛÒõ∫_

You are lazy

∫→ÒŒ→◊øøΛ_

I am cool

Þ¤ΛΛø-ÞøÆ→Òφ¤→∫øø?

Hello, how are you?

Well, I just did symbols and changed the sound. Not actually making up words. You just say the words completely differently then you would in english, so there is no need to make up words. (Though they have the same number of letters) These words are very hard to say, and sentences take a while on the tongue of a human. So you would imagine that the Wildermen (The speakers of Wildish,) would be extremely quick tongued, or too stupid for the need to say long sentences. I'm going with the first one wink

TheSuccessor · 2011-06-02 12:46:49

Ys lange quad Yr t hir legets moteter. Am gram protre habeter, ot speaket matchre con.

Pronounced:
"Is langer cod ear tear legets moateter. Am gram proter harbeter, ot spayket matcher con."
Translates to:
"My language is what You are reading here. It has proper grammer, and can be spoken seriously."
Direct word-for-word translation:
"My language what you here reading is. It grammer proper has, and spoken seriously can." (The t doesn't translate to anything, it's there so it can be spoken more easily.)

The grammer is half inspired by that of German, and the words were designed to be easily learnt and easily spoken. A few others helped develop some of the words and can also speak it fluently.

wmays · 2011-06-02 12:51:29

I didn't make this up, but I bet none of you can read it. tongue

It translates as this:

Carry me always, carry me well. I am thy teacher of herb and spell. I am thy link to power arcane. Forget me, and thy magick shall wane.

Ten times ten commandments there be. They will answer every mystery. Cures, curses, alchemy. These secrets shall be thine, through me. But Fairy, remember this, above all, I am not for those in mud that crawl. And forever doomed shall be the one, who betrays my secrets one by one.

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Necromaster · 2011-06-02 13:05:45

wmays wrote:
I didn't make this up, but I bet none of you can read it.
http://i55.tinypic.com/14jp3xh.png

It translates as this:

Carry me always, carry me well. I am thy teacher of herb and spell. I am thy link to power arcane. Forget me, and thy magick shall wane.

Ten times ten commandments there be. They will answer every mystery. Cures, curses, alchemy. These secrets shall be thine, through me. But Fairy, remember this, above all, I am not for those in mud that crawl. And forever doomed shall be the one, who betrays my secrets one by one.

Artemis Fowl FTW!

rdococ · 2011-06-02 13:27:21

Someone try speaking something in my language.

Necromaster · 2011-06-02 13:44:19

rdococ wrote:
Someone try speaking something in my language.

I did.

"Hi, who are you?" "[my name], this is true"

TheSuccessor · 2011-06-02 13:48:01

wmays wrote:
I didn't make this up, but I bet none of you can read it.
http://i55.tinypic.com/14jp3xh.png

It translates as this:

Carry me always, carry me well. I am thy teacher of herb and spell. I am thy link to power arcane. Forget me, and thy magick shall wane.

Ten times ten commandments there be. They will answer every mystery. Cures, curses, alchemy. These secrets shall be thine, through me. But Fairy, remember this, above all, I am not for those in mud that crawl. And forever doomed shall be the one, who betrays my secrets one by one.

Gnommish? I used to be able to read it.

rdococ · 2011-06-02 14:36:21

Necromaster wrote:
rdococ wrote:
Someone try speaking something in my language.
I did.

"Hi, who are you?" "[my name], this is true"

Umm... I mean my make-believe language.

SpriteMaster · 2011-06-02 15:33:05

This is...weird.

KEY FOR ME:

The: yjr
hi: jo
bye: nur
I(as in me): O
that: yjsy

can u guess my method?

yes: urd
no: mp

wiimaster · 2011-06-02 16:07:45

Greetings and other Words of Manners:
Hello - Hilo (Hee-low)
Goodbye - Tseter (See-ter)
Please - Pol (L is silent.)
Thank You - Dankdi
You're Welcome - Dir Geldon
Sorry - Sorhen (Sow-hen)
Excuse me - Vechule men (Veh-shool men)
Yes - Jeh (J is pronounces as a Y)
No - Nun (Noon)

Grammar and Pronouns:
I - Itch
You - Di
Me - Men
Us - Uns
We - Wi (Vee)
My - Mein
He - Ihm (Imm)
She - Ehr (Air)
Her - Ehren
His - Ihmmen
They - Si
It - Es

Question Words:
Who - Wo (Vo)
What - Wat (Vat)
Where - Wer (Vair)
When - Wen (Ven)
Why - Wie (Vee)
How - Wun (Voon)

Verbs:
Go: Geh
Going: Gehen
See: Tse
Seeing: Tsehen
Do: Tun
Doing: Tunnen
Be: Wal (Va)
Being: Walen (Vall-en)
Talk: Spach (Spatch)
Talking: Spachen
Walk: Wandern
Walking: Wandernen
Eat: Essen
Eating: Essener
Run: Scholl
Running: Schollen
Die: Klerg
Dying: Klergen
Listen: Hören
Listening: Hörener
Think: Denken
Thinking: Denkener

Common Words if Travelling to Germany:
Food - Ess
Water - Waser
Bed - Bol
Room - Wous
Hotel - Komdei (Com-a-dye)
Money - Meinen
Taxi - Taxi
Help - Helfen
Boy - Maben
Girl - Femlen
Big - Groß
Small - Tein
Day - Teig
Night - Necht

Numbers:
1- Un
2- Dwei
3- Droi
4- Wat
5- Fünf
6- Sichs
7- Seiben
8- Ocht
9- Noin
10- Dzen
11- Undzen
12- Dweidzen
13- Droidzen
14- Vatdzen
15- Fünfdzen
16- Sichsdzen
17- Seibendzen
18- Ochtdzen
19- Noindzen
20- Dweizer
30- Droizer
40- Vatzer
50- Fünfzer
60- Sichszer
70- Seibenzer
90- Noinzer
100- Hundert
1000- Taushand

Alphabet:
A - Ah
B - Bay
C - Say
D - Day
E - Ay
F - Eff
G - Gah
H - Hee
I - Aye
J - Yot
K - Caw
L - Ell
M - Em
N - En
O - Oh
P - Pay
Q - Koo
R - Airr
S - Ess
T - Tay
U - Ooh
V - Vau
W - Dublevau
X - Eeks
Y - Oopsie-lon
Z - Tzed

Colors:
Red - Red
Blue - Blau
Yellow - Gello
Green - Grün
Orange - Orang
Purple - Lilo
Pink - Rosen
Brown - Braun
Grey - Grau
White - Weil
Black - Schwatz

Weather:
Sunny - Sonnen
Rainy - Regnen
Windy - Winden
Snowy - Schnenden
Cloudy - Pünden
Stormy - Stürmen

Body Parts:
Head - Kop
Shoulder - Scholter
Stomach - Bagen
Leg - Cav
Foot - Ful
Toe - Ful-dig
Arm - Erm (Airm)
Elbow - Ellbog
Hand - Han
Finger - Han-dig
Back - Zuründ
Eyes - Aug
Ears - Ohrer
Mouth - Mütt
Lips - Lipp
Tongue - Tunge
Nose - Nasen
Chin - Kinner
Neck - Krat
Hair - Vare

Clothing:
Hat - Chat
Shirt - Tovel
Gloves - Han-sok
Pants - Hüssen
Socks - Sok
Shoes - Schül
Coat - Mantein
Scarf - Scrafau
Glasses - Optünnen

Five Senses:
Sight - Tseverind
Smell - Naserind
Taste - Muttesmack
Hearing - Ehnerüng
Touch - Tutche

Family:
Mother - Muter
Father - Vater
Brother - Bruder
Sister - Schister
Friend - Freind
Grandma - Uma
Grandpa - Upa
Cousin - Vettener

Professions:
Doctor - Doctür
Dentist - Muttoctür
Police Officer - Ovize
Fire Fighter - Feuvize
Salesperson - Munnigher
Actor - Akter
Chef - Vech
Teacher - Lehrener
Bus Driver - Büssenher
Artist - Herdcüler

Days of the Week:
Monday - Monteig
Tuesday - Dienteig
Wednesday - Vettenteig
Thursday - Donteig
Friday - Früteig
Saturday - Samteig
Sunday - Sonteig

Months:
January - Janmul
February - Febmul
March - März
April - Avril
May - Meh
June - Jun
July - Jul
August - Augüs
September - Seppenmul
October - Okkenmul
November - Novenmul
December - Dezenmul

Seasons:
Spring - Füterr
Summer - Somerr
Autumn - Valler
Winter - Vinter

Planets:
Mercury - Merkü
Venus - Venu
Earth - Ert
Mars - Marz
Jupiter - Jupterr
Saturn - Saturn
Uranus - Uranus
Neptune - Neptun
Pluto - Plul

Elements:
Fire - Feu
Water - Wass
Earth - Ert
Air - Lüff

Animals:
Cat - Kat
Dog - Hun
Fish - Fisk
Bird - Vogen
Mouse - Müs
Pig - Swein
Cow - Kül
Horse - Pferten
Chicken - Tziken
Duck - Entein
Bug - Büt
Worm - Wurm
Ant - Amei
Butterfly - Shmuttervog
Monkey - Affelel
Elephant - Elevent
Giraffe - Giraffe
Zebra - Zebra
Tiger - Tigrer
Lion - Lione
Whale - Wal
Shark - Shachran
Turtle - Schulter

Furniture:
Table: Tabell
Chair: Stül
Drawer: Oppenre
Fridge: Essoppen
Oven: Feussener
Sink: Wassener
Toilet: Toilel
Lamp: Lamp
Bath: Wassbül
Shower: Wasskrote

Meals:
Breakfast: Snatkraz
Lunch: Midessen
Dinner: Latessen
Dessert: Affesen
Snack: Snaken

Time:
Second: Zwit
Minute: Minül
Hour: Heir
Day: Teig
Week: Wech
Month: Mont
Year: Jar
Decade: Jahrtzen
Century: Jarhundert
Millenium: Jartaushend

Subjects:
English: Englis
Math: Mat
French: Franzoi
Science: Wiss
Gym: Tunhal
History: Gisterr
Geography: Geogral
Health: Heal

Names:
Mister (Mr.): Her (Hr.)
Miss (Mrs.): Meim (Mm.)

It is heavily based off German.

werdna123 · 2011-06-02 16:27:36

This looks fun, I'll try.

Greetings [and similar] - Haertinot

Hello - Daeneerba
Hi -Daenees
Good morning - Haer twebei
Good afternoon/evening - Haer garbei
Good night - Haer neygarbei
Bye - Uldaeneer
Yes - Le
No - Ulle
Please - Tinbrit
Thankyou - Lekaer

Person words [don't know what to call them] - Spechet Pefhtal

It - Dairseel
He - Dainaj
She - Dainajeh
They - Dainpah
We - Porahl
Her - Ajehsma
His - Ajsma
Their - Pahsor

Numbers - Nerlsaghlee

One - Eaorn
Two - Teith
Three - Cafghal
Four - Fimas
Five - Fimeaorn
Six - Cafteith
Seven - Seirvoln
Eight - Achtsch
Nine - Norfamei
Zero - Zoirs

Colours - Blifanelee

Red - Ren
Orange - Peasha
Yellow - Yaelor
Green - Nif
Blue - Burfigh
Purple - Prayt
Pink - Praytlif
----Light - Leks
----Dark - Dor

I'll probably do more later

hamsandwitch678 · 2011-06-02 19:06:55

My language:
Did you konw taht as lnog as the frist and lsat lteters of a word are the smae you can raed the wrod? It is petrty aamizng if you ask me. If you can raed tihs psas it on qikculy!!!

Yeah. Pretty cool, eh?

ATVR9999 · 2011-06-02 19:18:01

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c … d_0577.jpg and i thought the signs on freeways were big

jfmlove6 · 2011-06-02 19:22:56

shis shis sherry shad shangage * shy shend shaid shup.

teacheies eies emwhy eleaengiyoueagiei.

brettman98 · 2011-06-02 19:37:27

wwo yuo poelp rea mkaign pu tsih opop no a sidk prgroammngi ganguale?

ATVR9999 · 2011-06-02 20:01:34

what language is this in i wonder????

hmnwilson · 2011-06-02 20:37:21

Bis söt länger mir. (<it> <be> <language> <of mine>, translated as "this is my language".)

Hon des stär kamut, asen kern jot'milk. An kaläte hon, kakämm hon ven kentish, ven käke, öllt nul milk. ("He went to the store to get a jug of milk. When he left, he had candy, cookies, everything except milk." Have fun deciphering the grammar tongue )

Yes, I spend my free time at school making up a useless language. Yes, I have too much free time at school. roll

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