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jal wrote: Fri Sep 03, 2021 5:09 am
Dē Graut Bʉr wrote: Fri Sep 03, 2021 3:33 amThis language has Dutch loanwords.
Way Finis go af Olandes boro wo-dem?
Why would Finnish have Dutch loan words?
Vinlantikkutunalluu pitaasisinnuu Hiirikkutamaarnusi iqamaasullariva.
It's not Finnish, and it has Dutch loanwords because I want it to.
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Quieu êt-il?
[kjøːw͜ ɛːt̪͜ il̪]
What is it?
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Pitaasikkutunavi a priori Irrisikkummagut oqaartumillitsimannuu.
It is an a priori language inspired by Greenlandic.
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Wilarom dimon an sidor.

wi-larom
1.OBL-pleasant
dimon
language
an
that
si-dor
that-VI

I like that language.

Mimse an wattaissan dokkon Greenlandic

mimse
should
an
that
wa-t-taiss-an
1-VII-read-begin
do-kkon
VI-around
Greenlandic
Greenlandic

I should read up on Greenlandic.
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Ŋávé hèntǿgánò. Vògúbú Víhá mòzè.
language SAP.A-conjure-EGO-NFUT || name PN NSAP.POSS-NFUT
I made a new language. It's called Viha.
Zpaf kkuñb ñvneahttiñ wqxirftvn meof ñfañhsit.
Kkuñb ñvzxirf kvtañb kkuñf ñtmeaq sfañkqeanth.
Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq.
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nihatse
nice-seem
It seems nice.
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Moi ausschi, sauque les lettres di sons non me plaisoit.
[mo̯ɛː oː'ʃi | 's̪oː.kə l̪ɛ lɛ.t̪r̪əz̪ di s̪õːz̪ nõː mɛ pl̪ɛː'z̪o̯ɛːt̪]
"Me, too, except I don't like the phonetic letters (that is, I don't like IPA in Romanisations or orthographies)."
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Min latse doqassem minyâm âsi dopâm nondim, an dimon, lasim wachoe an ŋ, an ŋg?

min
and
latse
what.if
do-qass-em
VI-different-DUAL
miny-âm
half-V
â-si
V-with
dop-âm
full-V
nondim
nasal
an
that
dimon
language
/
lasim
how
wach-o-e
PRF\write-SUBJ-DUAL
an
that
ŋ
ŋ
an
that
ŋg
ŋg


But what if the language distinguishes nasals and prenasalized stops? How do you write ŋ and ŋg?
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Na sa gretingim mecisim IPA.
not be-3SG:P letter-PL great-CMP-PL IPA(-LOC)
'There are no capital letters in the IPA.'

Brycisi ng chva ngg.
use-SBJ-2SG:A-PRS ng and ngg
'You may use ng and ngg.'

Damesi i Elbi am samam sí gratamesi gretingimis Letinimis.
do-1PL:A-PRS the-AGT Elves-AGT the-OBJ same-OBJ when write-1PL:A-PRS letter-PL-GEN Latin-PL-GEN
'We Elves do the same when we write in Latin letters.'
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Ares Land wrote: Mon Sep 06, 2021 11:28 am Min latse doqassem minyâm âsi dopâm nondim, an dimon, lasim wachoe an ŋ, an ŋg?

min
and
latse
what.if
do-qass-em
VI-different-DUAL
miny-âm
half-V
â-si
V-with
dop-âm
full-V
nondim
nasal
an
that
dimon
language
/
lasim
how
wach-o-e
PRF\write-SUBJ-DUAL
an
that
ŋ
ŋ
an
that
ŋg
ŋg


But what if the language distinguishes nasals and prenasalized stops? How do you write ŋ and ŋg?
Y ausschi des arrez voicées?
[i oː'ʃi d̪ɛz̪͜ a.ɾ̪ɛs̪ vo̯a's̪eːz̪]
And also from voiced stops?
WeepingElf wrote: Mon Sep 06, 2021 11:31 am Na sa gretingim mecisim IPA.
not be-3SG:P letter-PL great-CMP-PL IPA(-LOC)
'There are no capital letters in the IPA.'

Brycisi ng chva ngg.
use-SBJ-2SG:A-PRS ng and ngg
'You may use ng and ngg.'

Damesi i Elbi am samam sí gratamesi gretingimis Letinimis.
do-1PL:A-PRS the-AGT Elves-AGT the-OBJ same-OBJ when write-1PL:A-PRS letter-PL-GEN Latin-PL-GEN
'We Elves do the same when we write in Latin letters.'
Comeint prononcie l'om cette lenve?
[kɔ'mɛ̃ː pɾ̪ɔ.n̪õː's̪iː lõː 'sɛ.t̪ə l̪ɛ̃ːv]
"How does one pronounce this language?"
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(Sorry for the English but:)

This is a preliminary version of a revision of Old Albic which is currently under construction. What is said about its pronunciation on this page still is and will remain valid.
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C'êt une plaisissaunte lenve. C'êt trés...
[s̪ɛːt̪͜ y.n̪ə plɛː.zi'sõː.t̪ə lɛ̃ːv | s̪ɛː t̪ɾ̪eː]
"That's a nice language. It's very..."

Non y êt mot qui veut dissir « Elvish » en Cocori.
[n̪õːn̪͜ ij͜ ɛː moː ki vøː d̪i's̪iɾ̪ | ɛl̪'viʃ | ãː ko.ko'ɾ̪i]
"There isn't a good word for "Elvish" in Kokori."

L'om puît dissir « Jaunton » , mais c'êt une jaundre d'homien saunméschure férien.
[l̪õː pɥiː d̪i's̪iɾ̪ | ʒõː't̪õː | mɛː s̪ɛːtʃ͜ y.n̪ə ʒõː.d̪ɾ̪ə d̪ɔ'mjɛ̃ː sõː.me'ʃy.ɾ̪ə feː'ɾ̪jɛ̃ː]
"One might say Jaunton, but that's a sort of enormous supernatural humanoid."

Puisserre « Férien » , mais c'êt auschi huien sêres sauns côrs ou sauns voir.
[pɥi'sæɾ̪ | feː'ɾ̪jɛ̃ː | mɛː s̪ɛːt̪͜ oː'ʃi ɥɛ̃ː s̪ɛː.ɾ̪əz̪ sõː koːɾ̪z̪. uː sõː vo̯æːɾ̪]
"Or maybe Férien, but that's also used for an invisible or a disembodied being."

Li mot « fée » y « eûrit » auschi.
[l̪i moː | feː | i | øː'ɾ̪i oː'ʃi]
"The words fée and eûrit, too."
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Thank you! The "Elves" who speak Old Albic are ordinary humans, though.
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Me souvieng, mais jeu cherquève même une telle mot
[mɛ s̪uː'vjɛ̃ĩ | mɛː ʒøː ʃæɾ̪'kɛː.və mɛːm͜ y.n̪ə t̪ɛ.l̪ə moː]
"I recall, but I was looking for a word anyway."
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éhìvì dòzéhà
scratch NSAP-temporary-NFUT
The orthography is temporary.
(In-world, Viha is unwritten, though they are familiar with writing, since the language of a nearby civilization is written - most of the inscriptions are carved into stone or wood, hence the strange semantic extension.)
Zpaf kkuñb ñvneahttiñ wqxirftvn meof ñfañhsit.
Kkuñb ñvzxirf kvtañb kkuñf ñtmeaq sfañkqeanth.
Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq. Yvnmuq.
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Le voi.
[l̪ɛ vo̯aː]
"I see."

« Gratier » êt une source comune di mot qui veuleint dissir « écrivir » .
[gɾ̪a'tjæɾ̪ | ɛːtʃ͜ y.n̪ə 's̪uːɾ̪.s̪ə kɔ'my.n̪ə d̪i moː ki vøː'l̪ɛ̃ː d̪i's̪iɾ̪ eː.kɾ̪i'viɾ̪]
"'Scratch' is a common etymon for words meaning 'write'."

En Fouréin1, li motz « kaku » at eine telle source.
[ãː fuː.r̪eː'jɛ̃ː | l̪i moːs̪ | ká.kɯ̀ᵝ | at̪͜ ɛː.n̪ə t̪ɛ.l̪ə s̪uːɾ̪.s̪ə]
"In Japanese, the word 'kaku' has a similar source."

Note 1: "Fouré" (Japan) is a hypothetical form, from an Ineshîmé reading of 日本「びれ」Fure, which is clearly not cognate with the Japanese form Nihon, Nippon, composed of Sino-Japanese elements. The word for "Japonic" as a language family is Tinassois or Tinassien, from a name used to refer to some predecessors of Ineshîmé.
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Stokbroodiput Japanipullugu imagappullugu pitaasikkussaagut maragaatsimaa?
Is your language spoken in France, Japan or somewhere else?
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Daunt muint de fauntaisie.
[dõː mɥɛ̃ːt̪ d̪ɛ fõː.t̪ɛː'z̪iː]
"In a fantasy world."

Daunque non Frauncie ni Fouré y êt.
['dõː.kə nõː fɾ̪õː'siː n̪i fuː'ɾ̪eː y ɛːt̪]
"In which neither France nor Japan exists."
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Rounin Ryuuji wrote: Tue Sep 07, 2021 7:06 am"In a fantasy world."
Oba fantasi Ahs? Nes so semnis a Fwans langwic go kweya.
But a fantasy Earth? Otherwise such a similarity to France would be odd.


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Non, c'êt qu'ai meau crieint lenves d'au rien.
[n̪õː | s̪ɛː kɛː moː cɾ̪i'jɛ̃ːt̪ 'lɛ̃ː.vəz̪ d̪oː ɾ̪jɛ̃ː]
"No, it's just that I have trouble making à priori languages."

C'êt puissere étraunge, mais même le fâz.
[s̪ɛː pɥi'sɛːɾ̪͜ eː.'t̪ɾ̪õː.ʒə | mɛː mɛː.mə l̪ɛ fɑːs̪]
"It may be strange, but I do it anyway."
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