Hi all, for the past few months I've been creating a new language from scratch and now its grammer and sentence structure and alphabet are complete so I'm releasing it to the public. I didn't expect this to turn out so great coz when I first started it was for fun only, but now I realize that this has potential to be a really interesting language. I've been working alone, but I did some testing with friends and we spent about 30 minutes speaking in this language only to try finding all mistakes, so now I've fixed all the errors and there's about 200 words in the vocabulary, with more to be added each day. Here we'll learn this language (if you're interested), and we can speak it together. Ask questions where necessary and please memorize the guidelines. Let's begin!



Sentence Construction Table:
|| Subject || Action/Questions/Feelings || Objects/Numbers||

POINTS TO NOTE (GUIDELINES):

The Language is divided into 2 forms of writing:
The Written Alphabet which contains the 26-letter alphabet and
The Symbolic Alphabet which currently contains 43 symbols.

[NOTE: For more than one naming word group, use ';' before the second, third and fourth naming word groups.]

[NOTE: Mas Sa-ra (1st group); Sa-ra mas (2nd group); Each group is called a sub-sentence.]

[NOTE: If two/or more words are conjoined together with more than a single '-',
Remove the dashes where necessary until you are left with one dash.
Example: 'Si-shor-a' is redundant so 'Si-shora' is enough.
But, the former is still correct.]

[NOTE:
questions only (used for a question only)
declaration only (used for a sentence without a question)]

[NOTE: naming words must ALWAYS be at the beginning of every new sentence if they exist.]

[NOTE: Particles (placed as an extension after a word), Bridges (placed between two words)]

[NOTE: The dash in each particle can never be removed.]

[NOTE:
Sa-ra mas (used when 'you' precedes 'me') [Sa-ra mas Iko-wa. (you me love) = You love me.]
Mas sa-ra (used when 'me' precedes 'you') [Mas sa-ra Iko-wa. (me you love) = I love you.]

PARTICLES:

-ta [particle; possessive; when placed after a naming word, it becomes possessive,
and the naming word is no longer considered as one, thus no ';' is required before it.
Example: Sara-ta (yours), Mas-ta (mine), Maseh-ta (ours), Sada-ta (theirs),
Sheni-ta (his), Sheniri-ta (hers)]

-ki [particle; used to mean 'from'.
Example: Si-jaronga-ki? (Where are you from?) which is different from
Si-jaronga? (Where are you?)]

BRIDGES:

uhn [bridge; and.
Example: this and that, you and me]

ras [bridge; at.
Example: at the concert, at the school]

nes [bridge; in.
Example: in the house, in the ground]

NAMING WORDS:

Si- (you; questions only; does not accept particles; dash cannot be removed)

Sa-Ra (you; declaration only) Sara-ta (possessive; yours)
Sa-Da (they; declaration only) Sada-ta (possessive; theirs)

Mas (myself/me) Mas-ta (possessive; mine)
Mas-eh (we/us) Maseh-ta (possessive; ours)

Sheni (him) Sheni-ta (possessive; his)
Sheni-ri (her) Sheniri-ta (possessive; hers)

VOCABULARY WORD LIST:

Kari-dei (how?; question only)
[Si-kari-dei? How are you?]

Ja-ronga (where?; question only)
[Si-jaronga-ki? Where are you from?]

Sher-i (why?; question only)
[Si-sher-i shi-ri hanu? Why do you not understand?]

Sher-ka (when?; question only)
[Si-caro sher-ka soron-i? When do you want it?]

Eri-na (what?; question only)
[Si-eri-na ras ha-rei? What are you looking at?]

Dio (fearless/unafraid/brave)
Dolor (fear/afraid/scared)

Eri-shi (this)
Eri-sha (that)

Iki-wa (to like; less intense form of 'love')
Iko-wa (to love; noun/verb)

Nikori (to dislike)
Nakora (to hate/hate)

Si-tari (inevitable/prediction)

Ma-suka (bodyguards/servants)

Tahul (to throw)

Bi-shari (fluid/liquid/water)
Bi-shira (the rain)
Ba-shora (the weather)

Bul-bidos (blood/to bleed)

Taku (meat/food)
Tika (vegetables/food)

Ta-kiri (life/to live)

Lurkha (to scare/to frighten)

Laros (to anger/angry)

Hunga (to forgive/forgiveness)

Ta-hunga (to not forgive/unforgiveness)
[Mas sa-ra shi-ri ta-hunga! (simplified: Mas sa-ra ta-hunga!)
I will not forgive you!]

Shi-a (creature; unspecified)
[Fara mi-kra shi-a! Kill that creature quickly!]

Mi-hara (to take)

Mi-harasi (to capture)
[Mi-harasi tak-kurei! Capture the tall one!]

Sul-kurei (short one) Sul-kur (short)
Tak-kurei (tall one) Tak-kur (tall)

Sul-kurish (short time)
Tak-kurish (long time)

Ri-sha (time)

Ja-rei (one, single, singular)
Ja-ra (many, multiple, the plural)

Ka-ran (friend/ally)
Ka-ranshi (to be friendly)
Kul-ran (family)
Mas-ran (relative)

Hel kafra (enemy/foe)
[Si-caro nakora hel kafra? Do you hate the enemy?]

Mash-ka (to want)

Caro (do; question only; must connect with 'Si-' when both are used together)
[Example: Si-caro mas (correct), Si-mas caro (wrong)]

Ca-shi (do/will; declaration only)

Shi-ri (do not/will not; question and declaration)
Ma-ra (can/able to; question and declaration)
Ma-ro (cannot/unable to; question and declaration)

Ran (people/many persons/a group of)

Ri (never; can be used to replace 'not')
[ri shi-ri (will never/never will)]

Mi-ru (please; declaration/question)
Mak-sa (to plead/to beg; a more sincere form of mi-ru)

Ca-res (to rest/to sleep/to lie down)
[Mas shor-a ca-res. I will rest now.]

Haishiyo (sorry/to apologise)

Ha-rei (to spot/to see/to notice)
[Sa-ra mas ma-ro ha-rei. You cannot see me.]

na-hara kuri (to mock/to mock at/ make fun of)

Fhas-shi (home)
[Si-caro fhas-shi sha bi-rhos? Do you have a home in a distant place?]

Myoko (question; noun)

Sha-ta (greetings/to greet/to welcome)
[Si-sha-ta kari-dei? Greetings/hi, how are you?]

Vari (different/contrast/change/difference)
So-vari (alike/similiar/similarity)

Yata (to ask)

Naka-ta (soil/ground/floor)
Ven-a (space/void/vacuum)

Suh-utt (coward/weakling)
[Sa-da ran suh-utt! They(people) are cowards!]

Shinu (stupid/idiot)

Gui-dos (leader/guide/guidance)

Ni-sha (animal)
[Shi-ri fara ni-sha. Do not kill the animal.]

Na-shari (plant)
No-risha (wildlife/nature)

Auri (mind/brain/intelligence)

Les-minos (a meal)
[Si-kino les-minos? Have you eaten?]

Ni-ko (peace)
Ni-koshar (war/conflict/strife)
[Mas-eh ras ni-koshar! We're at war!]

Shor bi-res (thanks/gratitude/thankful)

Vashi (funny)

Bhas-ra (the first)
Bha-khro (the last/final)

Bi-rhos (a star/light)
Sha bi-rhos (the universe/distant place/planet)

Soron-i (want/to want/to desire)

Corpra-si (to die/death/be dead)
Hel corpra-si (evil/demonic/malevolent)

Hada (yes/to agree/understand)
Hanu (no/to disagree/to not understand)

Shor-i (wide/fat/large)
Shur-i (thin/small/tiny)

Sen (to drive/to pilot)
Senyo (to swim)

Mo-kri (to open/be opened)
Mo-khra (to close/be closed)

Schej-i (ship/craft/vehicle)
[Si-ma-ra sen schej-i? Can you drive?]

Koro (own/to possess/to have)

Fhari (persevere)

Ki-mara (forever/eternity)

Kino (eat/to consume)
Kino-ra (to devour)

Sa-kumi (awake/to awaken)

Hana-sarei (to remember/remember)
Hana-suri (to forget/forget)

Fas-da (the distance/there)

Kon-da (to wonder/to think)

Na-sheh (to walk/walk)
Ni-schej (to run/run)

Harmah (human/of humanity/of mankind)

Nisjei (to worry)
no-Nisjei (not to worry)

Shor-a (now/the present)
Shor-a kei (today)

Shor-an (later/after)
Shor-an kei (tomorrow)

Sho-rani (before)
Sho-rani kei (yesterday)

Nor-hani (to care for/caring/look after)

Na-saku (hole/opening/tunnel)

Modo-rei (the invisible/unseen)

Na-kosaiyo (feeling/to feel)
[Si-kari-dei na-kosaiyo? How are you feeling?]

Ni-kana (new/anew)

Niki (young)
Soran-niki (to grow younger/become younger)
Harisa-niki (to look younger)

Chiro (a mistake/be mistaken)

Nika (old)
Soran-nika (to grow older/to age)
Harisa-nika (to look older)

Na-sayo (dream)
[Si-caro na-sayo ca-res? Do you dream in your sleep?]

Da-shayo (nightmare)

Mi-kre (slow/slowly/to slow)
Mi-kra (quick/quickly/to quicken)

Harani (to give up/to flee)

Masa-rio (language)

Shenari (to flee)

Durei (to stand)
Durahn (to sit)

Hori (to give/to donate/to provide)

Ji-cara (to search for/seek out)

Mai-naka (the body/flesh)

Fara (to kill/destroy/annihilate)

Porashi (furniture)
Parosha (cutlery)

Allegi (torture/suffer; noun/verb)
[Mas-eh allegi mi-kre maseh-ta hel kafra. We torture our enemy slowly.]

Dara-ni (to mate/procreate; action word)
Dana (mate; object word)

Hul-kuri (goodbye)
Soro (leave/to leave)
Sora (coming/to come/go towards)

Ha-kra (to tell/speak of)
[Sa-ra shi-ri ha-kra! You will not speak!]

Taha-kra (to be silent/to be quiet/to shut up)

Maiyo (to help/help)
Mara-yo (to abandon)

Mako (happy/glad)
Gha-rho (to hold/be held)

Men-shiyo (to build/to create)
Mai-jara (reproduce/duplicate/to clone/to double/too)
Men-shaya (to share)

Men-kohari (to have fun/to play with/pleasure)

Bharga (bag/luggage)

Sha-rohn (to taste)
Sha-ronsa (tasty)

Sei-ki (hear/to hear)
She-ka (to touch)

Shi-ki (to smell)
Shi-koni (smelly/bad odour)
Shi-keira (aroma)

Gor-das (to clean/clean up)
[Mi-ru gor-das shor-an kino. Please clean up after eating.]

Mai-a (weapon)

Mi-kara (drop/take off/remove/to fall/to collapse)
[Sara-ta mi-kara mai-a. Drop your weapon.]

Gui-ya (clothing/coating)
Gui-yara (armor/hard clothing)

Mo-rani (building/structure/house)

Tara (go in/to enter)

Don-ka (to dress up/put on/to apply)

Non (day)
Nen (night)

Sora-naiyo (to learn)
Sora-naiyoshi (school/place of learning)

Shi-chora (to be excited)

Fai-kora (to be influenced)

Hai (to indicate/exclamation/be surprised; exclamation only)

Kai (to return from)

Yo-shi (in front of)
Yo-kari (behind)
Res-kora (to the left)
Res-keira (to the right)

Karai-yo (to beckon)

Jora (about; excited about something/learnt abt something)

Arasi (to merge/to fuse together)
[Sa-ra mas ca-shi arasi ja-rei. You and I will merge as one.]

Kaishi (machine/robot/android)

Mi-sharin (beautiful/attractive)
Ma-sharu (ugly/repulsive)

Ta-kanu (to avoid/to prevent/to stop)

Za-shi (of the male gender)
Za-sha (of the female gender)

Kaiya-shi (an object/a thing/it)

Chora (to begin)
Chor-an (to finish/be ready/be prepared)

Harai (if/else)

Mis-tarnes (to spill)

Men-tarnes (to waste)

Ara-sen (noun; heat/hot/warm)
Ara-senji (verb; heat/hot/warm)

Mira-sen (noun; cold/cool)
Mira-senji (verb; cold/cool)

TEST:

[Sa-ra ha-rei na-saku nes naka-ta. Si-caro ni-schej sora kaiya-shi?]
(you spot hole in ground. you do run towards it?) [Direct Translation]
[You spot a hole in the ground. Do you run towards it?]

[Mas na-kosaiyo mako uhn shi-chora sora-naiyo ni-kana masa-rio. Si-caro sora-naiyo kaiyashi mai-jara?]
(I feel happy and excited learning new language. you do learn it too?) [Direct Translation]
[I feel happy and excited about learning a new language. Do you want to learn it too?]

[Sa-ra harai shi-ri hanu ;sa-ra mas mara yata. Mas sa-ra shi-ri na-hara kuri.]
(you if do not understand; you me can ask. I you will not mock.) [Direct Translation]
[If you do not understand, you can ask me. I will not make fun of you.]

[Sa-ra harai shi-ri ha-kra masa-rio ;sa-ra ca-shi hana-suri kai-yashi ;si-caro hada?]
(you if do not speak language; you can forget it. you do understand?) [Direct Translation]
[If you do not speak the language, you can forget it. Do you understand?]

Wow, lol, that's awesome.

would u like to learn to speak this language with me? im looking for language engineers to help me generate new words and spot errors and test the language. if you're interested i'll give u the link to my forum.

I made my own too....might take a while...



DONE!!!!!

Thats actually quite admirable and astounding you put so much time and effort into creating a language. Good job.

i spent like a month writing, testing it...the other time were juz spent memorizing the words lol...so, wanna start practising with me now? you can form sentences and i'll correct u, or ask questions abt anything u dont understand.

Hai! Si-sha-ta kari-dei, mi-sharin za-sha, dana.

Go ahead. Correct me. I must be wrong!
But I was thinking: hello, how are you, you're avatar is gorgeous. Maaaaate!

What's the word for "is"?

Si-sha-ta kari-dei would be correct but remember to put a question mark (?) at the end since its a question.
This would mean, How are you?

Mi-sharin Za-sha would mean 'Attractive Female' but including the word 'dana' is weird,
because 'dana' is NOT mate as in, a buddy or a friend.
Dana is more like, a girlfriend or boyfriend, that sort of mate.

Try this instead:
Si-shata kari-dei? Sara-ta avatar mi-sharin za-sha; mas ka-ran.

This translates to:
Greetings, how are you? Your avatar has an attractive girl, my friend.

There is no 'is' in this language.
For example, to say 'This is my friend', you simply write:
This my friend (Eri-shi mas-ta ka-ran)