Make your own language!

HaiGhudbai

New language called “Nyegh”:
English:
The world is beautiful in its own mysterious way.
Nyegh:
Nyegh.

Last edited by HaiGhudbai (Dec. 26, 2015 05:10:37)

lolingdog9000

move (awesome) steps

wait (make a new language) secs

Last edited by lolingdog9000 (March 31, 2016 18:46:23)

lolingdog9000

Escalmesetrisalanhajelespergermanese
pronounced = Es calm es stress alawn hoj el es per german-ese
nouns:
uman: Damanin
Man/Father: Manin
Woman/Mother: Femanin
Boy/son = Premanin
Girl/Daughter: Prefemanin
Grandfather/Elderly Man: Esomanin
Grandmother/Elderly woman: Esofemanin
Friend: Tallo
Best Friend: EsoTallo
Pets: (still in nouns section)
Cat:Katin
Dog:Joundin
Fish:Hishin
Turtle:Tortosin
Hermit Crab: HessXrabin (pronounced Hss X crawb een)
Bank: Bunken
House: Husen
Apartment: Epartumenten

Last edited by lolingdog9000 (April 11, 2016 20:00:03)

buddy200605

FirstSkyler1 wrote:
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.”

Sentence = backwards

Or, in Hsilgne (English backwards) Sdrawkcba = ecnetnes

buddy200605

Krisvillian:

Amasnao (Am-as-na-oh) - Human
Amsoalw (Ams-whalew)- Father
Maosj (May-ohsj)- Mother
Me - Me
Kaisl (Kisle)- Brother
Amslao (Ams-lay-oh)- Sister
(Saying “Aksdj (Ax-duj)” Loud) - Hi
(Saying “Aksdj” Soft) - Be Quiet
Amsie (Am-see)- Bye
Ajema (Age-ma) - Is
Fams (Fames) - Cool
Ahe (Ay) - And

AKSDJ, me Amsoalw, Moasj, Kaisl, ahe Amslao ajema fams.

buddy200605

playing_cards wrote:
capitalize hungary it's a country

Hungry is what he is saying, BTW, you didn't. He meant:

I'm super hungry, can I have lunch?

Not
I went to Hungary last year!!!

buddy200605

playing_cards wrote:
capitalize hungary it's a country

Hungry is what he is saying, BTW, you didn't. He meant:

I'm super hungry, can I have lunch?

Not
I went to Hungary last year!!!

buddy200605

Dravidian (based off of Malayalam words in English letters):

1 = Onnum
2 = Rantum
3 = Münnum (Moo-oon-num)
4 = Nällum (Nah-ahl-lum)
5 = Anjiccum (On-yi-kum)
6 = Ärrrrum (Pronounced Ah-ahthu-rum)
7 = Ëllllum (Pronounced Ee-eelrl-lum) (2nd constanant (Eethrum))
8 = Ettum
9 = Onpattum
0 = Sïrrëännum (Seye-eye-ethrum-ee-ee-ah-ah-num)
(suffixes are um (times 1), ub (times 10), uc (time 100), ud (times 1,000), uf (times 10,000), ug (times 10,000), uh (times 100,000), uj (times 1,000,000) and so on. After uz (1e+25), you start at yb (yub, 1e+26))
Yes = At
No = Ill (ill)
Kind of = Ittara
Hello = Alëä (All-ee-ee-ah-ah)
Good-Bye = Vit
Football = Phutbëäl (Fut-bee-ee-ah-ahl)
America = Amërikka (Am-ee-eer-ik-ka)

That is all for now.
Ä äkunnu elläm vënti ippëäl. (Ah-ah Ah-ahk-un-nu El-lah-ahm Vee-een-ti ip-pee-ee-ah-ahl)

Hinderwoods

IOJsewdjsadwian:

Hello: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Goodbye: no
yes: sjodaado
no: eoihjetogeofrajw
Thanks: awoiskfae
Me/I: iuhj
You: kjiofs
Us/we: odkif
Food: ijose
Lunch: ijosek
Dinner: ijokes
Breakfast: i9o0iuo
Eat: oppo9
For/to/from: lpk
Positive: (word)YAA
Negative (word)NAA
All: (word)AGA

1 = ent
2 = yent
3 = lent
4 = repent
5 = benevolent
6 = rent
7 = sent
8 = hent
9 = yent
0 = no more ent
any negative number = X before no more ent
10 = ent no more ent
11 = ent ent
12 = ent yent
and so on…

Example sentence:
Thanks for the good food, I ate all of it for dinner.
Awoiskfae lpk ijoseYAA, lpkYAA, oppo9 ijoseAGA lpk ijokes.

scratchcat2538

Newel(short form for next vowel):

hello : hillu
I am : O em
goodbye : guudbyi
welcome : wilcumi
sorry : surry

Basically all vowels are changed to next vowel. A E I O U

OSimulators

Ha ha ha, funny. Here is a language I made up:
I call it Lolang (can be called lol language)

Here are all the current words:

Me = I
he = him
she = her
ket = cat
zat = that
fyax = fox
jooomp = jump
lalzy = lazy
mot = mat
Mem = I'm
yoy = you
aver = over
de = the
ind = and
lalzed = squash, squashed, etc.
dostrey = destroy

It has the same word extensions as English, so jooomp will be jooomped. One exception is lalzed, which stays lalzed when it is extended.

Here's an example:

English:

I jumped over the lazy fox and squashed that cat.

Lolang:

Me jooomped aver de lalzy fyax ind lalzed zat ket.

Oh, and I forgot numbers.

0 = L
1 = O
2 = L
3 = LO
4 = LOL
5 = LOLO
6 = LOLOL
7 = LOLOLO
8 = LOLOLOL
9 = LOLOLOLO
10 = LOLOLOLOL

So yeah. Numbers 0 - 10 have ‘O’. Numbers 11 - 20 have ‘e’. Look below to see what I mean.

11 = LE
12 = LEL
13 = LELE
14 = LELEL
15 = LELELE
16 = LELELEL
17 = LELELELE
18 = LELELELEL
19 = LELELELELE
20 = LELELELELEL

21 = LU
22 = LUL
23 = LULU
24 = LULUL
25 = LULULU
26 = LULULUL
27 = LULULULU
28 = LULULULUL
29 = LULULULULU
30 = LULULULULUL

Well, I won't bother to write up to a hundred, but I'll list it bellow.

0 - 10 has O (LOL)
11 - 20 has E (LEL)
21 - 30 has U (LUL)
31 - 40 has EE (LEEL
41 - 50 has A (LAL)
51 - 60 has UU (LUUL)
61 - 70 has I (LIL)
71 - 80 has EEE (LEEEL)
81 - 90 has L (LLL)
90 - 100 has OO (LOOL)

So basicly when you do 100 - 200 you just mutiply the digit.

Last edited by OSimulators (Sept. 9, 2016 22:17:05)

OSimulators

Today, I just thought of another language.
I call it Ligol. Unlike other languages, it doesn't have separate words for everything.
Here is an explanation of how it works:

The language is just declaring statements either true or false. This is how you say it:

situation equals boolean statement.

And to type it you do this:

< situation == boolean statement >

An example is:

< raining == FALSE >

You can also do not equals.
It is pronounced:

situation not equals boolean statement.

And to type it is:

< situation != boolean statement >

An example is:

< raining != TRUE > (this means that raining = false)

So this is an example of English and Ligol:

English:

Hello there!

Ligol:

< sayHello_there == TRUE >

As you notice, all punctuation is removed and spaces are changed to underscores.
Yeah… But what about a short story written in Ligol?

< writeOnce_Upon_a_time_there_was == TRUE >
<writeA_fox_that_jumped_over_a == TRUE >
< writeSleeping_sheep == TRUE >

And in English it would be:

Once upon a time there was
a fox that jumped over a
sleeping sheep.

Last edited by OSimulators (April 18, 2016 23:08:34)

Garr8

I made a couple of conlangs.

My first one is loosely based on Spanish and Old English. I know, it's an odd blend. It is pretty similar to English in its grammar and sentence structure except that it had singular, dual, and plural forms for words. It also loves to conjugate verbs like in Spanish.

My second one has the phonology fleshed out, but I have not really developed the grammar much.

PastelDinosaur

Hello = Helo
Goodbye = Godbye
Goodmorning = Godmrning
Banana = Ban
Banned = Baned

Basically any words which contain two of the same letters has one of the duplicate letters deleted.

StarscreamClone

It's not one I made up, but I want to learn Lojban so badly, in part because I think it would be great for easier spoken communication with computers built around for language processing (because of how there's no ambiguity).

EDIT: I'd also like to learn Newspeak just for fun.

Last edited by StarscreamClone (June 19, 2016 19:49:01)

mr-scratch-cat

A new language called 8gh5673445£∞hfrdrdrd55555.

English: mr-scratch-cat
8gh5673445£∞hfrdrdrd55555: શ્રીમાનдрапінаمتعة الرجل ネコ
8gh5673445£∞hfrdrdrd55555 plural: શ્રીમાનдрапінаمتعة الرجل ネコpie

PenguinScratch123

This is my language I just made up for the purpose of the forum:
It is called Bimblish and here is the current dictionary entries:

Bimblish - Bimblish
Bimble (pr. bimble)- Toast
Bewsyt (pr. byoost) - Hello
Gyres (pr. jires)- Penguin
Doer (pr. do-er)- Door
Imble (pr. imble)- Bread
Imblet (pr. imblet) - Gold
Angredic (pr. an-gre-dic) - French Horn
Sybon (pr. sy-bon)- Oboe
Bygefic (pr. by-ge-fic) - Goodbye/Goodnight
Indenget (pr. in-deng-et) - Suprise
Egg (pr. agg) - Egg
Bycoracas (pr. by-cor-acas) - Maracas
Fydelios (pr. fe-del-ios) - Orchestra
Gyrod (pr. gye-rod) - Holiday/Vacation
Cake (pr. cack) - Food
Holingsted - January
Viesens - February
Merctey - March
Aweriltek - April
Anorak - May
Hygens - June
Hygensteel - July
Agyt - August
Dewteriad - September
Ferrets - October
Jodit - November
Sopilamius - December
Handay - Monday
Bendik - Tuesday
Gyrendik - Wednesday
Procerday - Thursday
Bynkerik - Friday
Gallonsday - Saturday
Pintik - Sunday
Achergik - Window

More dictionary entries that I added later:
Aderetik - Incompetent
Jakogek - Wind
Bemperik - Oxygen
Sefortik - Carbon Dioxide
Anchorik - Jammy Dodger
Inbolstek - Exercise
Hygiwed - Anchor
Hujik - Anteater
Nojok - Cirrus
Nojokik - Cumulus
Gantak - Cumulonimbus
Gantakist - Stratus
Benjok - Maths
Benjokik - Geography

Last edited by PenguinScratch123 (Sept. 7, 2016 17:33:44)

sbonnett9

Helik- hello
Bail- bye
Se yu latse- see you later
Roner- run
Walak- walk
Oranjle- orange
Stroobassen- strawberry
Blawbassen- blueberry
Rasbas-rasberry
Blaxbas- blackberry
PIñan- pineapple
Koko- coconut
Friend- vrind
Male- mem
Female- fem

I dont understand- E doi ondestan
Classic- qualsic
language- Languge
DAY- dag
Night- nag
Pretty simple right? Thats turteillen for ye.

mr-scratch-cat

Another language called Exyovhian.

Hello: Hehnl
Goodbye: Bhhytkl
Scratch: Cthyrgl
Meme: Muehjj
The: y
And: q
Of: b
Deon Custom: A Being So Glorious That People Shouted His Name From Rooftops And the Lucky Ones Who Met Him Had Obtained His Everlasting Light

TheUltimatum

I've made few conlangs myself… I don't know the correct terms for things but here's some examples in my language.
English: Hello there!
My Language: Byeheketo!
My language kind of likes to append commonly used phrases together. With ke as a seperator. Usually meaning of.
English: Interesting dog.
My language Byobehketuil.

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