Unlingvae/Lesson 1.2
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Dialogo
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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