Make up a few words of a language and post it here! Example:

redding = scare
reddio = scared
reddik = scaring
eginut = food
eginutieh = hungry
eginid = feed
eginidik = feeding
parenso = weather
rula = day
oukar = night
smiol = rain
smiolike = raining
rennok = good
bennok = bad
unhitherok = friendly
ikoaw = fruit
delom = the
il = I
rekkik = when

Why not try to make a sentence, maybe half english, half your language!

il hate it rekkik il parenso is bennok and smiolike!

capitalize hungary it's a country

This doesn't belong here.

Epicness123 wrote:

This doesn't belong here.

meh its making languages

meh!

(meh = eh, eh = yea, yea = agreeable/unagreeable)

depends

i know this is just for fun so it doesn't really matter, but the majority of those words are longer than the original so it wouldn't make much sense to use them

I know a language I sort of made called Hsilgne, and it's a parody of English. Try to translate English to Hsilgne yourself “I am speaking a custom language.” is “Egaugnal motsuc a gnikaeps ma I.” “Minecraft is better than Scratch.” (no offense, sorry) is “Scratch naht retteb si Minecraft.”

This is just for fun. Nobody should be offended. Personally, I see nothing wrong with this thread being here, but if a moderator has another opinion, that's no prob with me

Also, I wouldn't take offense for BURN!!!!s because I know they're just for fun, like:

v v v terribly example v v v

p1: Who wrote this book?
p2: YOUR FACE!!!

^ ^ ^ terrible example ^ ^ ^

^^^ let vibrating kitty cheer you up

meh broken img link

WindowsExplorer wrote:

This is just for fun. Nobody should be offended. Personally, I see nothing wrong with this thread being here, but if a moderator has another opinion, that's no prob with me

I'll pass it along to the other moderators to see what they say.

Also, I wouldn't take offense for BURN!!!!s because I know they're just for fun, like:

v v v terribly example v v v

p1: Who wrote this book?
p2: YOUR FACE!!!

^ ^ ^ terrible example ^ ^ ^

Your terrible example shows why burns are not okay for the Scratch website. I suggest reading over the Community Guidelines if you need more information about how it's important for everyone to be respectful.

I have a language that appreciates the letter e called, ‘Englesh’ where you replace all vowels in any English word with the letter e (they remain e if they are already e).

Example

English

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

Englesh

The qeck bren fex jemped ever the lezy deg.

(Note that you can minorly change some words so they work better with the letter e (like q words or w words))

cheddargirl wrote:

WindowsExplorer wrote:

This is just for fun. Nobody should be offended. Personally, I see nothing wrong with this thread being here, but if a moderator has another opinion, that's no prob with me

I'll pass it along to the other moderators to see what they say.

Also, I wouldn't take offense for BURN!!!!s because I know they're just for fun, like:

v v v terribly example v v v

p1: Who wrote this book?
p2: YOUR FACE!!!

^ ^ ^ terrible example ^ ^ ^

Your terrible example shows why burns are not okay for the Scratch website. I suggest reading over the Community Guidelines if you need more information about how it's important for everyone to be respectful.

well me and meh friends do it all the time and nobody gets offended at all.

I am confused

Here is a isolate language with mostly Spanish influence. It's called Ffares (pronounced fair - ez) and it is a language that is heavily based on double letters.

Here are some examples of why it is so.

For a start, you can determine the gender of the letter with mm or ff.

Mm is pronounced as ‘umm’.
Ff is pronounced as a longer sounding f.

Also, letters that are male end with an i (if not possible, then a m), whilst female letters end with a o (if not possible, then use a f). You add a es to plurals and you add u (or g if not possible) at the end and a gg at the start for neutral/bigender words (words that can be catagorized for both genders).

English: a ring
Ffares: ff glaref
Ffares Plural: ff glarefes

English: a suit
Ffares: mm formi
Ffares Plural: mm formies

English: a balloon
Ffares: gg floonu
Ffares Plural: gg floonues

Here is a list of basic words:

Hello - Toureu
Goodbye - Sacolu
Hi - Reu
Bye - Colu
Red - Raro
Blue - Balei
Yellow - Wolu
Orange - Swunu
Black - Nicu
White - Delu
Pink - Blaru
And - ou
But - sau
I Like - I Apreciu
I Don't Like - I Nomu Apreciu

As you can tell, there is some Japanese similarities too

WindowsExplorer wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

WindowsExplorer wrote:

This is just for fun. Nobody should be offended. Personally, I see nothing wrong with this thread being here, but if a moderator has another opinion, that's no prob with me

I'll pass it along to the other moderators to see what they say.

Also, I wouldn't take offense for BURN!!!!s because I know they're just for fun, like:

v v v terribly example v v v

p1: Who wrote this book?
p2: YOUR FACE!!!

^ ^ ^ terrible example ^ ^ ^

Your terrible example shows why burns are not okay for the Scratch website. I suggest reading over the Community Guidelines if you need more information about how it's important for everyone to be respectful.

well me and meh friends do it all the time and nobody gets offended at all.

You have to be mindful that you are interacting with users of different ages and different background; just because it's okay in your circle of friends doesn't mean it's acceptable everywhere else.

Creating a language can prove to be incredibly difficult. Considering there's thousands upon thousands of words to create, it will take a lot of time and patience, unless you, for whatever reason, consider a bunch of random characters (e.g.: odijgeruhb) to be a word. Another problem of course is getting it to catch on; you could spend forever working on a language, only for it to be forgotten about.

Personally, I had an idea for a language that is made entirely out of prefixes and suffixes. I haven't really thought about it much, however.

ex

ja — agree; agreement (from Middle English yes)
na — disagree; disagreement [from Lation non)

So a word beginning with ‘ja’ would mean that it is in agreement with something; ‘ja’ by itself would simply mean ‘yes’. Similarly, a word beginning with ‘na’ would is in disagreement, with ‘na’ by itself meaning ‘no’.

si — one (from Latin singulus)
bi — two (from Latin bini)
te — three (from Latin terni)
qu — four (from Latin quaterni)
pe — five (from Greek penta)
he — six (from Greek hexa)
se — seven (from Latin septem)
oc — eight (from Greek okta)
no — nine (from Latin nonus)
de — ten (from Greek deka)

Digits join together for higher numbers (e.g.: quse = 47)

as — up (from Latin ascendit)
de — down (from Latin descendit)
re — left (from Latin reliquit)
ju — right (from Latin jus)


That's all I have for now. I can't quite concentrate enough to make any more currently.

I wouldn't be able to make my own, but i'm trying to learn Falmer.

skyrim falmer?