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Foxsian, (Foxen-go), Is a language used by Foxes. Though the languages of the Foxes are usually [[English]], [[German]], [[Japanese]], etc., Foxsian is usually used when Foxes don't want foreign diplomats to know what they are saying, thus it is a secret language (Ectrect Lala). It has it's own Grammar and Vocabulary, and here, you can learn more than a few phrases. | Foxsian, (Foxen-go), Is a language used by Foxes. Though the languages of the Foxes are usually [[English]], [[German]], [[Japanese]], etc., Foxsian is usually used when Foxes don't want foreign diplomats to know what they are saying, thus it is a secret language (Ectrect Lala). It has it's own Grammar and Vocabulary, and here, you can learn more than a few phrases. | ||
| − | + | ==Foxen-go== | |
| − | + | ===A few basic words-E yaw begeg yortva=== | |
| + | Hello-Haqwaa | ||
| − | + | Fox-Fox | |
| − | + | Yes-Hai | |
| − | + | No-Yatta | |
| − | + | Good Bye-Baakaaraa | |
| − | + | I Speak Foxsian-E Foxen-go Wokwok. | |
| − | + | How are you?-N'yung'gano? or Yaar Akaba yano? | |
| − | + | Good-Yaaraam | |
| − | + | Very Good-Tivaaraa Yaaraam | |
| − | + | Great!-Akbar! | |
| − | + | Ok-N'yungaa | |
| − | + | Not so good-Yaaraam So Yatta | |
| − | + | Terrible-Gaaraamaagaaraa | |
| − | + | I am Free!-E Arawa! | |
| − | + | More to come soon | |
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| + | ===Grammar and Pronounciation-Mauuaa aber wiaancay === | ||
| + | Foxsian is a subject-object-verb language. And "A" is rarely used. There for "The dog caught a frisbee" in Foxsian, is "The Dog Frisbee caught" (Ak Suwana Waakaa Gaarout). | ||
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| + | ===The and The-Isla Aban Ak=== | ||
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| + | ===Know-Yibben/Hikklen/Yaaren=== | ||
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| + | ===Writing Foxsian- Foxen-go Skribaan=== | ||
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| + | ===Colors-Garae=== | ||
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| + | ===Nations of the world-Kapalia Ak qwert ev=== | ||
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| + | ===Market terms-Karakorum habla=== | ||
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| + | ===Numbers-Yaanyaa=== | ||
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| + | ===Family-Haahnam=== | ||
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| + | ===Time and Calendar-Olock Aben Jabaraa=== | ||
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| + | ===Eating and drinking-Grenoleain aben Kiklanin=== | ||
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| + | ===Occupations-Uopotamia=== | ||
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| + | ===House and Home-Haraawaa Aben rtwa=== | ||
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| + | ===Wheather-Ghiataar=== | ||
| − | + | ==Other Stuff== | |
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| + | ===Borrowed Words=== | ||
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Revision as of 16:00, 28 November 2004
Foxsian, (Foxen-go), Is a language used by Foxes. Though the languages of the Foxes are usually English, German, Japanese, etc., Foxsian is usually used when Foxes don't want foreign diplomats to know what they are saying, thus it is a secret language (Ectrect Lala). It has it's own Grammar and Vocabulary, and here, you can learn more than a few phrases.
Contents
- 1 Foxen-go
- 1.1 A few basic words-E yaw begeg yortva
- 1.2 Grammar and Pronounciation-Mauuaa aber wiaancay
- 1.3 The and The-Isla Aban Ak
- 1.4 Know-Yibben/Hikklen/Yaaren
- 1.5 Writing Foxsian- Foxen-go Skribaan
- 1.6 Colors-Garae
- 1.7 Nations of the world-Kapalia Ak qwert ev
- 1.8 Market terms-Karakorum habla
- 1.9 Numbers-Yaanyaa
- 1.10 Family-Haahnam
- 1.11 Time and Calendar-Olock Aben Jabaraa
- 1.12 Eating and drinking-Grenoleain aben Kiklanin
- 1.13 Occupations-Uopotamia
- 1.14 House and Home-Haraawaa Aben rtwa
- 1.15 Wheather-Ghiataar
- 2 Other Stuff
Foxen-go
A few basic words-E yaw begeg yortva
Hello-Haqwaa
Fox-Fox
Yes-Hai
No-Yatta
Good Bye-Baakaaraa
I Speak Foxsian-E Foxen-go Wokwok.
How are you?-N'yung'gano? or Yaar Akaba yano?
Good-Yaaraam
Very Good-Tivaaraa Yaaraam
Great!-Akbar!
Ok-N'yungaa
Not so good-Yaaraam So Yatta
Terrible-Gaaraamaagaaraa
I am Free!-E Arawa!
More to come soon
Grammar and Pronounciation-Mauuaa aber wiaancay
Foxsian is a subject-object-verb language. And "A" is rarely used. There for "The dog caught a frisbee" in Foxsian, is "The Dog Frisbee caught" (Ak Suwana Waakaa Gaarout).
