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  1. this is an original language for shitposters on /int/
  2. this is NOT a dialect/mutation of english or any other language
  3. it is estimated that the amount of users of this language will start at 3-33 and slowly grow from there
  4. we do not have a name for this yet
  5. we do not have a way to write this language yet
  6. the letters used to describe the sounds in this post are TEMPORARY so don't complain
  7.  
  8.  
  9. what we have so far
  10.  
  11. in languages words are made up of syllables
  12. the syllables of this languages will take the form of CV, VC, or CVC
  13. C is a consonant group and V is a vowel group
  14. a consonant group can have one or who consonant
  15. a vowel group can have one or more vowels
  16.  
  17. we so not have a complete list of all consonant groups or vowel groups
  18.  
  19. so far what we have for V is
  20. a, e, i, o, u pronounced like the spanish/japanese vowels
  21. A pronounced like a in english father or retard
  22. E pronounced like the deep vowel in English third
  23. I pronounced like i in english hit or dig
  24. O pronounced like u in english fun or run
  25. U pronounced like the german ü (if you dont know how to pronounce it look up how to pronounce the german umlaut in google/youtube
  26. ai a+i
  27. ei e+i
  28. another way you can refer to A, E, I, O, U is a, e, i, o, u with an accent
  29. this is an INCOMPLETE list you are invited to give more vowel groups
  30. NO TONES
  31.  
  32. so far what we have for C is
  33. z, n, f, l, v, b, s, t, k, y, w, h, d, ch, m, p, ng, sh, bl, ts, vr, pronounced like how they would be in english
  34. g pronounced like english gift
  35. j pronounced like english jam
  36. r not sure how it will be pronounced
  37. kh pronounced in throat like bach or loch
  38. th pronounced like th in english thunder or three
  39. dh pronounced like th in engish the or that
  40. this is an INCOMPLETE list you are invited to give more consonant groups
  41.  
  42. we currently have no rules for what consonant groups are allowed go at the start or the end of a syllable feel free to suggest some
  43.  
  44.  
  45. this language will gave a flexible word order
  46.  
  47. verbs will be made from three consonant bases taken from several languages
  48. verbs will be conjugated by adding vowels that relate to the subject and object
  49. verbs will hold general information about the subject and object when conjugated
  50. specific information will be found in other parts of the sentence
  51.  
  52. Current progress for verb bases
  53.  
  54. z - j - n
  55. to be
  56.  
  57. r - f - l
  58. laugh
  59.  
  60. v - n - r (comes from Spanish?)
  61. come
  62.  
  63. b - b - l
  64. speak
  65.  
  66. s - t - r
  67. Easter?
  68.  
  69. k - y - s
  70. to commit suicide
  71.  
  72. t - f - w
  73. feels
  74.  
  75. c - c - r (Spanish)
  76. to cook
  77.  
  78. h - b - n
  79. to have
  80.  
  81. h - d - t (Rus)
  82. to walk
  83.  
  84. d - l - t (Rus)
  85. to do/make
  86.  
  87. s - z - t (Rus)
  88. to say
  89.  
  90. s - b - n (German)
  91. To write
  92.  
  93. g - h - n (German)
  94. to go
  95.  
  96. w - t - n (Dutch)
  97. to know
  98.  
  99. ch - g - r (Spanish)
  100. to get
  101.  
  102. d - m - t (Russian)
  103. to think
  104.  
  105. t - g - m (Estonian)
  106. to make
  107.  
  108. p - n - r (French)
  109. to know
  110.  
  111. v - d - t (Rus)
  112. to see
  113.  
  114. h - r - t (Basque)
  115. to think
  116.  
  117. t - m - r (Spanish)
  118. to take
  119.  
  120. v - d - r (Italian)
  121. to see
  122.  
  123. h - t - t (Rus)
  124. to want
  125.  
  126. t - r - s (Latvian)
  127. to find
  128.  
  129. k - r - t (Finnish)
  130. to tell
  131.  
  132. d - v - t (Rus)
  133. to give
  134.  
  135. r - b - t (Rus)
  136. to work
  137.  
  138. c - k - l
  139. cuckold
  140.  
  141. p - z - v (Croatian)
  142. to call
  143.  
  144. v - r - g (Dutch)
  145. to ask
  146.  
  147. n - t - r (Spanish)
  148. to try
  149.  
  150. kh - r - g (Mongolianism)
  151. to need
  152.  
  153. k - h - l (Chichewa)
  154. to become
  155.  
  156. d - j - r (Spanish)
  157. to leave
  158.  
  159. s - r - y (Somali)
  160. to put
  161.  
  162. t - d - ng (indonesian)
  163. to kick
  164.  
  165. r k t
  166. rekt
  167.  
  168. f p p
  169. fap
  170.  
  171. m sh p
  172. shitpost
  173.  
  174. t bl r
  175. trigger
  176.  
  177. bl z t
  178. to blaze it
  179.  
  180. t s t
  181. to partake in autistic activity
  182.  
  183. the syllables in verbs will be organized as CV CVC
  184. yes there are some repeats this is an INCOMPLETE list
  185. there is still some debate on how verbs will be conjugated
  186. there are two methods being suggested
  187.  
  188. method #1
  189. a / A = 1st person
  190. e / E = 2nd person
  191. i / I = 3rd person
  192. u / U = formal
  193. o / O = placeholder/infinitive/question
  194.  
  195. formal can be either 1st, 2nd or 3rd person
  196. who formal refers to will be stated in another part if the sentence
  197.  
  198. place vowels with verb consonants
  199. C<subject>C<object>C
  200.  
  201. for present tense use the first vowel on <subject> and <object>
  202. for future tense change the <subject> to the second vowel
  203. for past tense change the <object> to the second vowel
  204. example
  205. b b l talk
  206. bobol - to talk
  207. babol - I/we talk
  208. babel - I/we talk to you
  209. bebal - you talk to me/us
  210. bAbel - I/we talked to you
  211. babEl - I/we will talk to you
  212. specifics like distinctions between singular/plural or he/she will be made in other parts of the sentence if needed
  213.  
  214.  
  215. method #2
  216. a - first person
  217. e - second person
  218. i - third person
  219. o - formal second person (probably will only be used sarcastically; could also be used for any person)
  220. u - nonspecific
  221. O - infinitive/placeholder
  222.  
  223.  
  224. To mark plurals, lengthen the vowel.
  225. To mark past tense, add -ik to the end of the word (after all other suffixes).
  226. To mark future tense, you MAY add -ok to the end of the word; this is optional in all cases.
  227. bObOl - to talk
  228. babel - I talk (to) you
  229. bebal - You talk (to) me
  230. baabelik - we talked to you
  231. babul - I talk (to no one in particular)
  232. babelok - I will talk to you
  233.  
  234.  
  235. currently there is no structure on how to form nouns
  236. feel free to suggest possible nouns
  237.  
  238. adverbs and adjectives
  239. build them from two consonants and a vowel
  240. adjectives end in ai
  241. adverbs end in ei
  242. stretch the vowel to add more intensity
  243.  
  244. example
  245.  
  246. kit (qt)
  247. kitai
  248. cute
  249. kiitai
  250. really cute
  251. kiiitai
  252. really really cute
  253.  
  254. thik (THICC)
  255. thickai
  256. fat
  257. thiikai
  258. really fat
  259. thiiikai
  260. really really fat
  261.  
  262. sIk (sanic)
  263. sIkei
  264. fast
  265. sIIkei
  266. really fast
  267. sIIIkei
  268. really really fast
  269.  
  270. you can nominalize adjectives by adding ne and adverbs by adding na
  271.  
  272. kitaine
  273. cuteness
  274.  
  275. sIkeina
  276. fastness/speed
  277.  
  278.  
  279. how you can help
  280. help make rules
  281. help make verb bases
  282. help make adjectives and adverbs
  283. help brainstorm nouns
  284. we need some question words
  285. who(subject) -
  286. to who(object) -
  287. with who(indirect object) -
  288. what -
  289. how -
  290. when -
  291. where -
  292. why -
  293. question words should all start with the same C and be short
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