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- THIS IS INCOMPLETE
- this is an original language for shitposters on /int/
- this is NOT a dialect/mutation of english or any other language
- it is estimated that the amount of users of this language will start at 3-33 and slowly grow from there
- we do not have a name for this yet
- we do not have a way to write this language yet
- some want to only use the latin alphabet others think a combination of latin and cyrillic is a good idea
- some anons think a unique script should be created
- the letters used to describe the sounds in this post are TEMPORARY so don't complain
- what we have so far
- in languages words are made up of syllables
- the syllables of this languages will take the form of CV, VC, or CVC
- C is a consonant group and V is a vowel group
- a consonant group can have one or who consonant
- a vowel group can have one or more vowels
- we so not have a complete list of all consonant groups or vowel groups
- so far what we have for V is
- a, e, i, o, u pronounced like the spanish/japanese vowels
- ä/á/ā/â/A pronounced like a in english father or retard
- ë/é/ē/ê/E pronounced like the deep vowel in English third or under
- ï/í/ī/î/I pronounced like i in english hit or dig
- ö/ó/ō/ô/O pronounced like u in english fun or run
- ü/ú/ū/û/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
- ai a+i
- ei e+i
- some vowel sounds can be represented by more that one character
- this is an INCOMPLETE list you are invited to give more vowel groups
- NO TONES
- so far what we have for C is
- z, n, f, l, v, b, s, t, k, y, w, h, d, ch, m, p, ng, sh, bl, ts, vr, gr, tr, kt, ks, mp, sk, st, nd, gl pronounced like how they would be in english
- g pronounced like english gift
- j pronounced like english jam
- r not sure how it will be pronounced
- kh pronounced in throat like bach or loch
- th pronounced like th in english thunder or three
- dh pronounced like th in engish the or that
- zh would be pronounced like j in French Jean
- this is an INCOMPLETE list you are invited to give more consonant groups
- the letters used to describe the sounds in this post are TEMPORARY so don't complain
- 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
- current dictionary
- http://pastebin.com/cRrTPahh
- sentences in this language will be divided into blocks
- this language will gave a flexible block order
- markers will go in front of blocks to specify the information in the block
- be - action marker
- to - subject marker
- ta - direct object marker
- fa - indirect object marker
- tsi - setting marker
- pa pa - subordinate clause/ prepositional phrase marker
- po - topic marker (this is meaningless, will probably only be used by weebs)
- be <what action is being done> to <who is doing the action> ta <who is the action being done to> fa < with what is the action being done> tsi <where/when> pa <any extra information> pa
- no need to always use all the blocks
- you should be able to get information from the context of the conversation
- verbs will be made from three consonant bases taken from several languages
- verbs will be conjugated by adding vowels that relate to the subject and object
- verbs will hold general information about the subject and object when conjugated
- specific information will be found in other parts of the sentence
- examples
- r f l
- rofol
- to laugh
- b b l
- bobol
- to speak
- t d ng (indonesian)
- todong
- to kick
- for more check current dictionary
- http://pastebin.com/cRrTPahh
- the syllables in verbs will be organized as CV CVC
- verb conjugation
- a / ä = 1st person
- e / ë = 2nd person
- i / ï = 3rd person
- u / ü = formal
- o / ö = placeholder/infinitive/question
- formal can be either 1st, 2nd or 3rd person
- who formal refers to will be stated in another part if the sentence
- place vowels with verb consonants
- C<subject>C<direct object>C
- for present tense use the first vowel on <subject> and <object>
- for future tense change the <subject> to the second vowel
- for past tense change the <direct object> to the second vowel
- example
- bobol - to talk
- babol - I/we talk
- babel - I/we talk to you
- bebal - you talk to me/us
- bäbel - I/we talked to you
- babël - I/we will talk to you
- specifics like distinctions between singular/plural or he/she will be made in other parts of the sentence if needed
- build block using marker
- be - action marker
- be babol - I/we talk
- be bebal - you talk to me/us you
- be bäbel - I/we talked to you
- be babël - I/we will talk to you
- CONTEXT WILL SHOW IF SINGULAR OR PLURAL
- pronouns/nouns
- pronouns
- pronouns can be optional if more information is needed
- I = yam
- you = dek
- it = sit
- he = osit
- she = asit
- we(not with you) = nos
- we(with you) = nes
- you (plural) = vir
- it (plural) = heb
- them (masculine) = oheb
- them (femenine) = aheb
- build blocks using markers
- to - subject marker
- ta - direct object marker
- be babol to yam - I talk
- to osit ta asit be tiding - he kicks her
- be zojon to yam - be me
- we have no articles
- nouns
- take two words
- take vowel sounds of one word and consonant sounds of another
- flip (optional)
- mix together
- examples
- muro (wall in spanish) - trump
- m r - ö
- röm
- wall
- language - int
- a - n t
- nat
- language
- chan - moot
- ch n - u
- nuch
- Bинни Пyх - Bär (german)
- v n p - e
- venep
- bear
- anime - weeb
- n m - i
- nimi
- anime
- for more check current dictionary
- http://pastebin.com/cRrTPahh
- example
- be tidïng ta venep to osit - he kicked a bear
- adverbs and adjectives
- build them from two consonants and a vowel
- adjectives end in ai
- adverbs end in ei
- stretch the vowel to add more intensity
- example
- kit (qt)
- kitai
- cute
- kiitai
- really cute
- kiiitai
- really really cute
- sïk (sanic)
- sïkei
- fast
- sïïkei
- really fast
- sïïïkei
- really really fast
- for more check current dictionary
- http://pastebin.com/cRrTPahh
- adjectives go next to nouns they are describing (can be before or after)
- adverbs go next to verbs they are describing (can be before or after)
- example
- to kitai venep ta osit be bïvit - the cute bear will kill him
- you can nominalize adjectives by adding ne and adverbs by adding na
- example
- kitaine
- cuteness
- sïkeina
- fastness/speedïï
- fa - indirect object marker
- pa pa - subordinate clause/ prepositional phrase marker
- we do not have concrete rules on how fa and pa pa will be used yet
- in general fa will be for something that is connected by the verb but is not the direct object and pa pa will be for extra information
- example
- be bibil to osit ta asit fa ïtït venep - he talks to her about bears
- pa dap be tidïng ta venep kitai pa be bïvit ta osit - because he kicked the cute bear, the bear will kill him
- how you can help
- help make verb bases
- help make adjectives and adverbs
- help brainstorm nouns
- help create time related words
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