User blog:TheGreatKuzon!/Language

Hello. I took time to invent an official wiki language. So now we are unique from other wikis because we have or own language. So ha on them. Everything sounds like how it is spelled. Numbers are the same as English.

First rule = never capitalize unless it is a noun (name, person, place)

Second rule = never connect more than 2 phrases (du and tu make dutu, but se, du and tu do not make sedutu. They make se dutu ("I do it"))

The Greetings are Hello and Goodbye. They always start with "ab". Just reverse the "dar" in Hello to "rad" and you have Goodbye. Simple? Good.

abdar = Hello

abrad = Goodbye

EXAMPLE =  abdar, [name]. esdar? abrad.

Introducing yourself or others is a core part of a language. You can say what you like, what you and another person(s) likes, and more. All you have to do is connect the 3 basic introductions; se, erfu and serfu, to a suffix.

se = I

erfu = you

serfu = we (se + erfu)

nabo = male (man/boy)


 * nab = he

sabo = female (woman/girl)


 * sab = she

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sefar = I like

sedu = I do

seja = I can

sejal = I will

seru = I am (I are)

erfufar = you like

erfudu = you do

erfuja = you can

erfujal = you will

erfuru = You are

serfufar = we like (serfu + far)

serfudu = we do (serfu + du)

serfuja = we can (serfu + ja)

serfujal = we will (serfu + jal)

serfuru = we are (serfu + ru)

-far = like(s)

-du = do

-ja = can

-jal = will

-ru = are

EXAMPLES =


 * sefar apples. sejal tur en apple. (I like apples. I will eat an apple).


 * erfuja tur an apple. (You can eat an apple). serfuja tur an apple. (We can eat an apple).


 * sab jal dutu. (She will do it)


 * parda erfudu? (How are you?) direct translation: How (parda) you do (erfudu)?

Other basic terms are crucial in a language. They help connect sentences.

e = a

er = an

ar = and

en = is

du = do

dud = did

tu = it

har = have

de = to

ef = what

dal = with

ru = are

gus = been

parfo = has

cavab = comes

rex = here

tur = eat

parda = how

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Combinating them is what makes the sentence (like in Spanish). Remember, you can't connect more than 2.

entu = is it (en + tu)

[name] en = he/she is

dutu = do it (du + tu)

efru = what are (ef + ru)

duef? = do what? (du + ef)

enfar = is like (en + far)

dewebu = to work (de + webu)

EXAMPLES =


 * dutu dimopo! (Do it now!)


 * e nabo entu. (A man is it)


 * efen refi? (What is that?)
 * nab parfo gus webu (He has been lazy)

Time words  help tell what part of time. Now, then, before and after. "dimo" means time. "lar" is a measurement of time.

dimo = time

dimopo = now

dimopa = before

dimopu = after

dimopi = then

dimolaro = today

dimolaropu = tomorrow dimolaropa = yesterday

laro = day

lardo = month

larko = year

larfeo = decade

lardano = century

larfosund = millenium

EXAMPLES =


 * ef dimo entu? (What time is it?)


 * refes larko en cavo (This year is long)

Th- words are very important in a language. It can point something out. Any "th" word starts with the prefix "ref".

ref = the

refo = there

refa = them

refu = they

refel = those

refi = that

refes = this



Here is a list of Oppostives & Describing Words. Remember, words that mean yes/positive end with "o", and words that mean no/negative end with "u".

reo = yes

reu = no

aci = nice/cool

ica = mean

afrucu = agree

afruca = disagree

wrofo = right

wrofu = wrong

sabo = smart/intelligent

sebu = dumb/stupid/unintelligent

afruzad = organized

afruzadu = unorganized

webo = productive/work

webu = unproductive/lazy

cavo = long

cavu = short

faro = like

faru = dislike

EXAMPLES =


 * sepo webu. (I am lazy)


 * sefar webo. (I like to work)


 * refu har dewebo (They like to work)


 * sehar de webu (I have to work)
 * sepo alfruzad (I am organized)


 * seafrucu = I agree