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Mä: Bonjon!
Robärti: Bonjon! Mä, në lykys pomu d'kyk piqeky?
Mä: Lykys pomu, në Ë?
Robärti: No. Qu në lykys qokolatä?
Mä: Jes. Në vantys manħir qära kyk pomu? Vantys rohox d'kyk bähox pomu?
Robärti: Di vantys qära ky rohox pomu.

Trans'lasioni

Mary: Hello!
Robert: Hello! May, do you like apples or peaches?
Mary: I like apples, what about you?
Robert: No. Do you like chocolate?
Mary: Yes. Do you want to eat cherries or apples? Red or green apples?
Robert: I want cherries and red apples.

Vokabulario

English Unlingvä
Chocolate Qokolatä
To like Lykir
Cherry Qärä
Peach Piqeki
You (pl.) Vë
Apple Pomo
To want Vantir
Red Rohox
Green Bähox
Vocabulary Vokabulario
Dialogue Dialogo
Translation Trans'lasioni
Question Wenti
Answer Ansäro
To ask Wentir
To answer Ansärir
To eat Manħir
Yes Jes
No No
Unlingvä English
Qokolatä Chocolate
Lykir To like
Qärä Cherry
Piqeki Peach
Vë You (pl.)
Pomo Apple
Vantir To want
Rohox Red
Bähox Green
Vokabulario Vocabulary
Dialogo Dialogue
Trans'lasioni Translation
Wenti Question
Ansäro Answer
Wentir To ask
Ansärir To answer
Manħir To eat
Jes Yes
No No

Grammar

One letter words are always capitalized.

Nouns

  • Plural masculine nouns end in -y
  • Plural feminine nouns end in -a
  • Plural neutral nouns end in -o

Pronouns

  • First person pronouns are made plural by changing -i or -ä to -y
    • -a can be used if the "we" is all girls
  • All third person pronouns (he, she, it, they) are simply the appropriate noun suffix (He is I, She is Ä, They (boys) is Y, etc.)

Verbs

  • Negative begins nek-
    • Lykys- Likes, Nek'lykys- Does not like
  • Past tense is -is

Wenty

  • Jes/No Wenty begin Qu...
  • How about... is ...Ë?

Adjectives

  • Adjectives have four genders.
    • Masculine is -ik
    • Feminine is -äk
    • Neutral is -ok

These are all the singular noun suffix for the gender plus -k
Adjectives should be the same gender as the noun they are modifying. If they modify two nouns of different genders, use the neutral gender for the adjective.

  • Fourth gender is Standing
    • Standing adjectives have a constant form for use with any gender noun
    • Suffix is -ox
      • -Ox is one of the suffixes that modifies accent. This suffix makes all but the last two syllables accented.

Conjunctions

  • K- is for non-verbs
  • -y is "and"
  • -yk is an exclusive form of "or"
    • One or the other but not both
  • D'- -yk is inclusive "or"
    • And/or
    • Example d'kyk is and/or for non-verbs

Practice

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

  • Violox = Violet/Purple
  • Pätir ____n nala = To paint ____'s nails
  • To act like = Ac'tir likau
  • Literohox = Pink
  • To have to = Havinir
  • If = Il
  • Would Prefer = Priferus
  • When (not in questions) = It
  • Lykus = Would like
  • Can change = Hwanys n'qänir
  • To = Tau
  • Undä = A
  • Ninä = Girl


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