Look, I'm reposting what I posted last time, because none of you bothered to say anything.
Need I remind you? Yes.YOU HAVE KEYBOARDS. Use them. Don't just let them sit there. Say something, preferably relating to the body of this blog below this point.If you took the time to read this, don't be a fucking asshole. Try to have something to say! I will cut you up with a linoleum knife.You have a keyboard. USE IT
Yeah, not much to say today, my day was boring. I'm going to share what I have currently recorded for my current new language that I'm working on. It remains unnamed as of yet. I've been thinking of a few names, such as Hjarlingva, and some other random names. ANyways.Tönos (Language)Voordhjar ie Stäno (Alphabet)A - Alph/a/bet (VOWEL)Ä - D/ay/ (VOWEL)B - /B/uyC (Sometimes written as S) - /PS/eudoD - /D/amnationE - /E/vil (VOWEL)F - /F/ireG - /G/ameH - /H/otI - Sk/y/ (VOWEL)J - /Y/ sound after all consonants, /G/ym after vowels.K - /K/illL - He/ll/M - /M/ineN - Mi/n/eO - D/o/ (VOWEL)Ö - T/oe/ (VOWEL)P - /P/ieR - /R/unT - /T/ieU - N/ew/ (VOWEL)Ü - /You/ (VOWEL)V - /V/ictoryW - /W/inZ - Hi/ss/IE - M/e/ (VOWEL)OO - T/ou/r (VOWEL)IO - /Yo/ur (VOWEL)OI - S/a/w with a /w/ sound at begging (Like OI in French)Gräma (Grammar)Iojavoorda (Pronouns)Mä - ITu - YouEl - It (Elos - He, Elas - She)Nötoi - WeVötoi - You (plural)Elötoi - TheyMan - Impersonal pronounAköztiva Voorma (Accusative forms)Mäta - MeTe - YouIo - It (Ioto - Him, Iota - Her)Noi - UsVoi - You (plural)Toi - ThemDativa Voorma (Dative Forms)Mäsoi - MeTäsoi - YouIesoi - It (Iesoito - Him, Iesoita - Her)Nös - UsVös - You (plural)Elia - Them Akatina Voorda (Verbs)All verbs in this language end in -ir. The conjugation chart for the three simple tenses is as follows, with Tenir (to do) as the example verb. (Order is past-present-future)(Also note how if the e exists in the syllable before the -ir, it is turned into ie)Mä - Tienü/Tieno/TienoiTu - Tienüs/Tiena/TienvoiEl - Tienra/Tiente/TienstoiNötoi - Tientas/Tientos/TientoisVötoi - Tientüs/Tientas/TienvoisElötoi - Tientras/Tientes/TienstoisOther tenses exist in the language, but are rarely used. To negate a verb, include the adverb, intje after the verb, I.E., Mä tieno intje = I don't do, et cetera. Other verb forms will be covered later.Javoorda (Nouns)Not many rules here, as of yet. Nouns are pluralized by adding -(t)a to the end. Just as well, to say, the (noun), you put -(t)ett at the end of it, so, rather, (noun)[t]ett = the (noun), (noun)[t]a = (noun)s, (noun)[t]etta = the (noun)s. A noun without -(t)ett is assumed to mean "a (noun)".Modira Voorda (Adjectives)Nothing special about adjectives, except they match nouns in affixes, and the like. SO, if a noun is (noun)(af1)(af2), then the adjective will be (adjective)(af1)(af2). To form the opposite of an adjective, add mal- to the beginning of said objective. For the comparitive form, add -iri to the end.Some comparitive phrases:(comparitive) a (noun) - (comparitive) than (noun)Han (comparitive) a (noun) - As (comparitive) as (noun)For the superlative form, add -ste to the end.Pösezifa Voorma (Posessive Forms)Mäna - My/mineDäna - Your/YoursCuiona - Its (Suana - Hers, Suona - His) Noina - Our / OursVoina - Your / Yours (Pl.)Eloina - Their / TheirsGräma Micalana (Miscellaneous Grammar)Word order is Subject Verb Object, just like English.Voordliti (Wordlist)Proposia (Prepositions)Bict - UntilTukoi - ThroughPor - ForTucoi - AgainstKonä - WithoutVronda - AroundOisä - Out/From (Out of…)Osöri - Except for / BesidesA - By / On (Contextual)Kon - WithApta - Still (Expressing continuous action)Cinvo - SinceDä - Of, fromA vior - To / At (contextual)A vihi - BehindEn - InA Nikiti - Next toA Rubos - OverA Runtos - UnderA Enti - BetweenA Natois - BeforeDas - Instead ofDazpi - In spite ofVega - In the process of (During)Watoi - In the state of (While)Yeah, that's all I have for now.AS per what has gone on today, eh. I stole a GBA from someone because I wanted to have one to play. My SP is broken, blah blah blah. Oh yes. I spent the days from Friday to Monday in a suicidal depression! Fun!And of course, only one person really cared enough about me to help me through it. I'm referring to people at my school, by the by.<3Oh yes. Since no one had to say anything about these last time, maybe now they'll get noticed.W.W.J.D.?Cry out philosophy,Cry our philosophy,Die, our philosophy,What would the lord do?Cross into terror,Ravaged by the cross,No protective fur,Life is at a loss,Death at the hand,Of the chosen ones,Slipping through sand,Of the time of our sons,Crimes of terror,And victims of lust,As we show demure,You should never trust us…Death of a philosophy,Birth of hypocrisy,Just a fake democracy,What would the lord do?Pass through the souls,One unpure at a time,Just like empty bombarded holes,Silent like a mime,He calls for revenge,Yet nothing is heard,Sanity on a hinge,And it never occurred,Tempted by the dark lord,I walk around night and day,Lost in confusion and discord,In death I, myself, finally lay,Non-aristocracy,Life of philosophy,Turned into pure hypocrisy,What would the lord do?Dark StarShine on my face,Show my hatred,Reveal my disgrace,As we are infatuated…Shine on, shine on,Show off your light,The darkened death comes,In the middle of the night,Shine over all lands,Bring evil to us,Boils on our hands,Causing such a fuss,Dance on the fine line,Between death and life,Shun this heart of mine,As I pick up my knife,Darken the land,Destroy us in night,A beach full of dark sand,Caused by negative light,We want our control,We want to see,Along past the roll,Of life which is free,We want pain,For our hated ones,They shall be slain,On our strafing run.
I do believe I posted several times in your last version of this blog. Never fear, I will post more!
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your language is totally a rip of spanish >_>
Zipper Head: It didn't show up on my blog.
JakeX: Thought so.Kenon: No shit, it has a lot of influences from the current romance language trend. It's more of an eclectic, if you might call it, hybrid of germanic and romance languages. So yeah.Oh wait, I was talking about the other blog entitled, "Cry for attention."
Fun.
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"W.W.J.D.?" I have no idea what you meant by that poem. Is it bashing or uplifting Christianity?
Mahfreenameh: Usually sounds like your Ä are diphthongs, because the way I see it is that it is simply the sound in k/e/g and /Y/o-Yo. In polish it is never taught as a seperate sound, but instead understood to be 'ej', the corresponding sounds I mentioned. There is nothing wrong with how you did it though, but it is two sounds and I generally dislike one letter per two sounds.
Omicron1: It's not a poem, it's a song. It's neither uplifting, nor bashing. It's written from the point of view of Jesus, almost. Rather, it's about Jesus' crucifixion, talking about it all, and that which the crucifixion of him spawned.
Ludamad: I have no clue how ä is two sounds… Eh. What does it matter? I took the sound there directly from German ä, just to clarify that. But who cares? If you don't like it like that, write it some other way. Haha.