Difference between revisions of "Garomenian"
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*Nin - no | *Nin - no | ||
| − | ==Sin - to be== | + | ==Regular verbs== |
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| + | The basic formular verbs follow, example Sröken - to speak | ||
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| + | Srök'''en''' | ||
| + | *Ik srök'''e''' - I speak | ||
| + | *u srök'''e''' - you speak | ||
| + | *ar srök'''e''' - he speaks | ||
| + | *se srök'''e''' - she speaks | ||
| + | *it srök'''e''' - it speaks | ||
| + | *wïr srök'''es''' - we speak | ||
| + | *u srök'''es''' - you speak | ||
| + | *Þa srök'''es''' - they speak | ||
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| + | ==Irregular verbs== | ||
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| + | Some verbs that don't follow the basic patern. | ||
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| + | ===Sin - to be=== | ||
*Ik bin - I am | *Ik bin - I am | ||
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*se es - she is | *se es - she is | ||
*it es - it is | *it es - it is | ||
| − | *wïr | + | *wïr sins - we are |
| − | *u | + | *u bits - you are |
| − | *Þa | + | *Þa bits - they are |
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| + | ===Heren - to have=== | ||
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| + | *Ik her - I have | ||
| + | *u hert - you have | ||
| + | *ar hert - he has | ||
| + | *se hert - she has | ||
| + | *it hert - it has | ||
| + | *wïr herens - we have | ||
| + | *u herts- you have | ||
| + | *Þa hers - they have | ||
Revision as of 12:34, 23 October 2005
Contents
Overveiw
Garomenian, one of the national languages of the United Island Empires, and is spoken in the western colony of Garomenia. It iis a evolution of English and German. Simple language tends to be more like German, whereas word to do with education, corporations and law tend to be more like English.
Alphabet
- a - eh as in egg
- ä - aa as in lair
- d - dah as in dare
- e - ay as in day
- ë - ea as in easy
- f - vow as in valve
- g - gah as in game
- h - hoh as in house
- i - ee as in seen
- ï - i an in like
- j - pronounced yu
- k - kay as in kite
- l - ell as in light
- m - em as in man
- n - en as in name
- ñ - pronouced nreh
- o - u as in put
- ö - oo as in soon
- p - pay as in pan
- r - rah as in rain
- s - say as in same
- t - tay as in tar
- u - you as in too
- ü - pronounced uaw
- v - fau as in fail
- w - veh as in vent
- z - pronounced tset
- Þ - same as th
- ß - same as ss
Number
- 1 - ïn
- 2 - zö
- 3 - dri
- 4 - foir
- 5 - fonf
- 6 - seks
- 7 - sib
- 8 - akt
- 9 - non
- 10 - ïnÞan
- 11 - ïnutïnÞan
- 12 - zöutïnÞan
- 20 - zöÞan
- 21 - ïnutzöÞan
- 30 - driÞan
- 100 - ïnhodït
- 900 - nonhodït
- 999 - nonutnonÞanutnonhodït
- 1000 - ïnÞoßin
- 5465 - fonfutseksÞanutfoirhodïtutfonfÞoßin
- 1000000 - ïnmïllon
- 8000000 - aktmïllon
- 1234567 - sibutseksÞanutfonfhodïtutfoirutdriÞanutzöhodïtÞoßinutïnmïllon
Subject Pronouns
- Ik - I
- u - you (single)
- ar - he
- se - she
- it - it
- wïr - we
- u - you (plural)
- Þa - they
Basic Phrases
- Hilo - Hello
- Hi - Hi
- Got Deg - Good day
- Got Murgan - Good Morning
- Got Nëkt - Good Night
- Got Vurnëkt - Good Evening
- Wes es der Ur? - What time is it?
- Min nam es..... - My name is.....
- E - yes
- Nin - no
Regular verbs
The basic formular verbs follow, example Sröken - to speak
Sröken
- Ik sröke - I speak
- u sröke - you speak
- ar sröke - he speaks
- se sröke - she speaks
- it sröke - it speaks
- wïr srökes - we speak
- u srökes - you speak
- Þa srökes - they speak
Irregular verbs
Some verbs that don't follow the basic patern.
Sin - to be
- Ik bin - I am
- u bit - you are
- ar es - he is
- se es - she is
- it es - it is
- wïr sins - we are
- u bits - you are
- Þa bits - they are
Heren - to have
- Ik her - I have
- u hert - you have
- ar hert - he has
- se hert - she has
- it hert - it has
- wïr herens - we have
- u herts- you have
- Þa hers - they have
