intlang pt. III

>>78912773
As for writing and sounds, here is our letter inventory for the Latin alphabet

>Consonant inventory
/b d f g h j k l m n p s t tʃ v w z ɾ ʃ ʒ/

tʃ in the Latin script is represented with "ch", while ʃ and ʒ are sh and zh respectively. I feel like adding diacritical marks would make it harder for Anglofags to type the language, but it can be done in the future if needed.

>Vowel inventory
/a e i o u/

I'm planning on also having each letter use its Cyrillic cognate, because having multiple writing systems is fun.

No official diphthongs yet, but we'll make it as we go.

>>78912773
Who is this seamen demon? (what's her ethnic?)

Also you guys should just use reconstructed proto-indo European and that's it tbqh.

>>78912923
Official orthography is as follows

Aa, Aa /a/
Bb, Бб /b/
Chch, Чч /tʃ/
Dd, Дд /d/
Ee, Ee /e/
Ff, Фф /f/
Gg, Гг /g/
Hh, Хх /h/
Ii, Ии /i/
Jj, Jј /j/
Kk, Кк /k/
Ll, Лл /l/
Mm, Mм /m/
Nn, Hн /n/
Oo, Oo /o/
Pp, Пп /p/
Rr, Pp /ɾ/
Ss, Cc /s/
Shsh, Шш /ʃ/
Tt, Tт /t/
Uu, Уy /u/
Vv, Bв /v/
Ww, Ўў /w/
Zz, Зз /z/
Zhzh, Жж /ʒ/

>>78912933
This is more or less a heavily simplified version of it. The reconstructed grammar of PIE is very extensive and would be difficult to get a lot of lazy NEET anons on board for learning it as a group project.

Girl is Isha Rikhi, btw. Punjabi Bollywood actress.

Grammar so far doesn't have a completely concrete system, but what we have is a fairly simple and straightforward system of particle modifiers.

What I mean by this is, different suffixes are tagged onto the ends of words to modify the meaning and make the words more descriptive.

For instance, our second person singular impersonal pronoun, "tu" can be modified into a genitive form by adding "-me."

>Ki ast tu-me nom?
What is you-possessive (your) name?

It does not vary by any personal pronoun and is used in the same way with all.

>Man, man-me = I, my
>Tu, tu-me = Thou, thy/thine
>Le, le-me = He/she, his/her

A small dialogue showing how you can play with the simplistic grammar.

Person A: Dwen dien!
Person B: Dien dwen. Ki ast tu-me nom?
Person A: Man-me nom ast Tomas. I tu?
Person B: Nom man-me Adolfo ast.
Person A: Dwen ajko tu, Tomas.
Person B: Toke dwen ajko tu, Adolfo.
Person A: Kal ast tu is-dien, Tomas?
Person B: Abro dwen, grasha. I tu?
Person A: Toke dwen.
Person B: Retis, Tomas.
Person A: Retis, Adolfo.

I'll break everything down in the next post.

>Person A: Dwen dien!
Good day!

>Person B: Dien dwen. Ki ast tu-me nom?
Day good! What is you-possessive name?

>Person A: Man-me nom ast Tomas. I tu?
Me-possessive name is Thomas. And you?

>Person B: Nom man-me Adolfo ast.
Name me-possessive Adolf is.

>Person A: Dwen ajko tu, Tomas.
Good meet you, Thomas.

>Person B: Toke dwen ajko tu, Adolfo.
Also/too good meet you, Adolf.

>Person A: Kal ast tu is-dien, Tomas?
How is you this-day, Thomas?

>Person B: Abro dwen, grasha. I tu?
Much good, thanks. And you?

>Person A: Toke dwen.
Also good.

>Person B: Retis, Tomas.
Goodbye, Thomas.

>Person A: Retis, Adolfo.
Goodbye, Adolf.

Nosh-me Pater, ki ast an Kemel
>Us-poss Father, what is in Heaven

Sanktis ast Tu-me Nom
>Sanctify is you-poss Name

Tu-me Reg ejket
>You-poss Kingdom come

Tu-me Welti didemet
>You-poss Will do

An Ters Kal ast an Kemel
>On Earth how is in Heaven

Dintet-nosh is dien nosh-me dienpan
>Give-we this day we-poss day read

I ludet-nosh delegs nosh-me
>and free-we debt we-poss

Kal nosh ludet nosh-me delegswiroms
>How we free we-poss debt man

I na wedet-nosh an temptashons
>And not lead-we in temptation

Mo smejet-nosh po skelis.
>But send-we from evil.

>>78914251
daybread*

>>78913773
>>78913599
legit looks like some kind of gypsy language lmao

http://www.talkenglish.com/vocabulary/top-1500-nouns.aspx

If we work together and get these translated, we can have a working language free to shitpost in our own generals on /int/.

Also, how do you guys feel about the name "Wedo" for the language?

I took it from the PIE "wedō" meaning "to tell"