Salvahkiin wrote:

No, Elder Scrolls Falmer, Skyrim isn't the only game….

colabcalub wrote:

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.

Scratchthatguys wrote:

Also, what's zero?

say [ch.th.f.f.z] for (2) secs

Therisa wrote:

I'm making a new language but the letters are different and you have to put a dot between letters. Rule:
a=k q=p
b=i r=x
c=s s=r
d=h t=j
e=th u=s
f=u v=c
g=d w=t
h=ch x=d
i=v y=w
j=tch y=a
k=o z=h
l=f
m=l
n=y
o=z
p=q
Now lets right sentences
I love my dog would be:
V. f.z.c.th l.w x.z.

say [ch.th.f.f.z] for (2) secs

That means hello
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Therisa wrote:

Now lets right sentences
I love my dog would be:
V. f.z.c.th l.w x.z.

say [ch.th.f.f.z] for (2) secs

That means hello

bipenthex

ha ni kun ini yun kaj

ha ni ini yun peran, ona

ha kuan inig gona miu kidy meng

dan sha yun kad lan. jan sha yun kal len.
he is a bad boy. she is a good girl.

octahexning ninun hex sha octpentquad.
860 minus 6 is 854

octahexning ninun hex yuna octprntquad
That is with the equal sign. 860-6=854

ha kuan fenea

01101000 01100001 00100000 01101011 01110101 01100001 01101110 00100000 01100110 01100101 01101110 01100101 01100001

excelguru wrote:

Here's mine: it's called wakanese.

It has all the letters of the English alphabet, and four more:

Chach - makes a /ch/ sound. Will be represented by #. Goes between c and d
Shash - makes a /sh/ sound. Will be represented by $. Goes between s and t
Thath - makes a /th/ sound. Will be represented by @. Goes between t and u
Thar - makes a /thr/ sound. Will be represented by &. Goes between v and w

NUMBERS:

0 - Nat
1 - Eno
2 - Den
3 - &ee&a
4 - Duk
5 - Ne (pronounced “nee”)
6 - De (pronounced “dee”)
7 - Wud
8 - Osk
9 - #a$
10 - $a@
20 - Da@
30 - &a@
40 - U@
50 - Ne@
60 - De#
70 - Wu@
80 - Osa@
90 - #e@
100 - $ene#

Numbers are combined in different place values. For example, 81 is osa@eno and 73 is wu&ee&a.

say <<you> are <awesome! >> for (2) secs

when green flag clicked
if <> then
    
end

• N – meaning no, detriment, question, night.
  
• E – meaning you, hello.
  
• S – meaning yes, benefit, statement, day.
  
• W – meaning me, bye.
  

• first: describes who did stuff, E for ‘you’, W for ‘me’.
  
• second: describes what s/he did, S for positive action, N for negative.
  
• third: describes who this was done to. E for ‘you’, W for ‘me’.
  
• fourth: describes when this was done. N for ‘night’, E for ‘sunrise’, S for ‘day’, W for ‘night’, can be omitted.
  
• fifth: describes whether the phrase is a statement or a question. N for question, S for statement.
  

• R = 0.
  
• U = 1.
  
• L = 2.
  
• D = 3.
  
• UR = 4.
  
• UU = 5.
  
• UL = 6.
  
• UD = 7.
  
• LR = 8.
  
• and so on.