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Unlingvae/Lesson 1.2

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^ Uniti Unë ^

Mä: Bonjon!
Robärti: Bonjon! Në ys hio?
Mä: Dä ys Mä, nën jami ys hiu?
Robärti: Din jami ys Robärti. O'rivin.
Mä: O'rivin.

Trans'lasioni

May: Hello!
Robert: Hello! Who are you?
May: I am May, what is your name?
Robert: My name is Robert. Bye.
May: Bye.

Vokabulario

English Unlingvä
Hello Bonjon
I, me (fem.) Dä
I, me (mas.) Di
To be Ir
Name Jami
To be named Jamir
Who Hio
Goodbye O'rivin
What Hiu
You (sing.) Në
Robert Robärti
May Mä
Unlingvä English
Bonjon Hello
Dä I, me (fem.)
Di I, me (mas.)
Ir To be
Jami Name
Jamir To be named
Hio Who
O'rivin Goodbye
Hiu What
Në You (sing.)
Robärti Robert
Mä May

Grammar

One letter words are always capitalized.

Nouns

  • All nouns have gender: masculine, feminine or neutral
    • Singular masculine nouns end in -i
    • Singular feminine nouns end in -ä
    • Singular neutral nouns end in -o
  • Possessive nouns have -n after the gender suffix (-i, -ä, or -o)
    • Also applies to pronouns

Verbs

  • Infinitive (to ____) ends in -ir
  • Present tense ends in -ys

Sentence Patterns

  • Subject-Verb-Object
    • eg. Din jami ys Robärti.
  • Question words go where the answer would be
    • Those who know Chinese should recognize this

Din jami ys hiu?: My name is what? (What is my name?)
Në ys hio?: You are who? (Who are you?)

Jamy

Take genders like nouns do.
First ending is more common.
Note: Some names are more common for the opposite sex!

English Unlingvä
Lucy Luci/ä
See, some are weird like that.
Amy Amä
Sarah Sarek'hä
Julie Ħuli/ä
Juliet Huli'etä/i
Mary Märelä
Jennefer Ħenifi
Justine Ħustinä
Justina Ħustinä
Sam Sami/ä
Sammy Sami/ä
Chris Kristä/i
Zach Zaki
Joe Ħi
John Ħoni
Justin Ħüs'tini
Jake Ħäki
Louis Lu'isi
Michael Mykä/i
Nate Näti
Mike Myki

Practice

Use the following extra words to translate Unlingvä->English or English->Unlingvä

  • Ä = Her
  • Jauk = Also
  • Brother = Fili
  • To turn a sentence into a question, start it with Qu...
    • Are you May? = Qu në ys Mä?
  • No = No
  • He = I


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A note from the author(s): please choose a name, it will be referenced in later lessons


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