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post #43868 ::
2014.05.31 5:48pm :: edit 2014.06.01 10:06pm
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http://battleofthebits.com/lyceum/View/Batbia/
(EXCUSE OUR MESS. IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING TO THE LYCEUM.)
What's "Batbia"? It's a phonetic, simple, conlang based on English, Finnish, and Japanese structures made to evolve quickly and to be as simple as possible.
Gengar, myself and those in IRC right now are making the framework for the language to be used in song, lyrics, and to build ourselves as an internet nationstate.
Batbia is pronounced phonetically as if you understand Latin consonants and vowels.
Consonants:
b d f g h j k l m n p r s t v z
Vowels:
a e i o u
Vowels are pronounced: a = ah, e = ay, i = ee, o =oh, and u = oo.
Each vowel possesses the beat and rhythm of the word. For example "aa" is prounounced "ah-ah" fluidly and quickly with two beats/syllables.
There is no gender, singular/plural, and no conjunctions. Sound a little strange? Japanese works out just fine without them.
Verbs are conjugated in the similar vein as English and Spanish.
Verbal conjugations are appended with suffixes that denote time.
-ed = Past
-e = Present
-il = Future
-ir = Infinitive
Pronouns:
i (first person) = ek
you (second person) = ul
they (third person) = da
Verb glossary:
to be = eksir
to like/enjoy = konamir
to love = ruamir
to hug = ikanir
to kiss = hamasir
to hate = hooir
to fuck = tsovir
to go = vair
to have = habir
Adjectives:
mak = more
makbi = most
iis = less
iisbi = least
hapel = happy
uemas = sad
olgro = angry
abdu = scared/afraid
haian = relaxed/at peace/content
oo = horny/frisky
lakjal = nervous/frantic/anxious
gake = sleepy/tired
ge = gay
goj = big
tobo = small
ganur = good
som = bad
Misc:
yes = ra
no = vo
Nouns:
omo = mother
opo = father
WORK IN PROGRESS
(EXCUSE OUR MESS. IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING TO THE LYCEUM.)
What's "Batbia"? It's a phonetic, simple, conlang based on English, Finnish, and Japanese structures made to evolve quickly and to be as simple as possible.
Gengar, myself and those in IRC right now are making the framework for the language to be used in song, lyrics, and to build ourselves as an internet nationstate.
Batbia is pronounced phonetically as if you understand Latin consonants and vowels.
Consonants:
b d f g h j k l m n p r s t v z
Vowels:
a e i o u
Vowels are pronounced: a = ah, e = ay, i = ee, o =oh, and u = oo.
Each vowel possesses the beat and rhythm of the word. For example "aa" is prounounced "ah-ah" fluidly and quickly with two beats/syllables.
There is no gender, singular/plural, and no conjunctions. Sound a little strange? Japanese works out just fine without them.
Verbs are conjugated in the similar vein as English and Spanish.
Verbal conjugations are appended with suffixes that denote time.
-ed = Past
-e = Present
-il = Future
-ir = Infinitive
Pronouns:
i (first person) = ek
you (second person) = ul
they (third person) = da
Verb glossary:
to be = eksir
to like/enjoy = konamir
to love = ruamir
to hug = ikanir
to kiss = hamasir
to hate = hooir
to fuck = tsovir
to go = vair
to have = habir
Adjectives:
mak = more
makbi = most
iis = less
iisbi = least
hapel = happy
uemas = sad
olgro = angry
abdu = scared/afraid
haian = relaxed/at peace/content
oo = horny/frisky
lakjal = nervous/frantic/anxious
gake = sleepy/tired
ge = gay
goj = big
tobo = small
ganur = good
som = bad
Misc:
yes = ra
no = vo
Nouns:
omo = mother
opo = father
WORK IN PROGRESS
