hi here's a conlang thing i made

uuuhhh use this forum to speak it or something idk

studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/30313673
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hȳ markās kraf pȳk ēk mē kraf

uuuhhh pȳk ēkz zēk bloopian zēk nō ēkz, mē nō defnē

entēz gavēn: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/30313673

Blūpian Language

RULES
instead of saying Are you okay, you'd say you are okay
use ¿ and ¡ like spanish
-ii, or -kii if there is a vowel at the end, is used to mark something that does something (Pȳkii would be someone who speaks)
Adjectives before nouns
No the, a, or an
No -ing or other endings, you may use prezen, bev prezen, or āv prezen (Present, before present, after present) to say if its present, past, or future tense
Work around words
plurals end in z or āz if the word ends in z
To show possesion (like ‘s) use tog, the word can mean with, for, of, and because, put it inbetween the thing that it owns and the thing that owns it, eg: your bag would be bag of you (ēk okz tog yē)
Proper nouns are replaced with Bloopian sounds (English becomes Ēnglish)
Colors join together to make new colors (Crim blū (Red blue) would be purple)
Numbers join together (7 = 5-2 or tȳk-tū, 36 = 3-10 5-1, or Tē-dēz tȳk-un, 343 = 3-100 10-4 5, or Tē-sen tor tē)

SOUNDS
ā = ay
ē = ee
ȳ = eye
ō = oh
ū = oo

EXAMPLE SENTENCES
Bloopian: ¡Hȳ! ¿Wȳt yē emot? // English: Hello! How are you doing? // Literal translation: Hello! What you feeling?
Bloopian: Zēk pȳk en kol // English: This language is cool // Literal translation: This language be good
Bloopian: Yē entē // English: You are a person // Literal translation: You being
Bloopian: ¡Akz ēk nō! // English: Don’t do it! // Literal translation: Action it not!
Bloopian: ¿Wȳt yē prezen akz? // English: What are you doing? // Literal translation: What you present do?

DICTIONARY

Hȳ = Hello/Hey/Welcome/Hi
Et = And/But/Also
Mē = I/I am/Me
Yē = You/You are
Nē = He/She/They
Wȳt = What/Which
Wūt = Why
En = Be/Are/Is/Am/It is
Kol = Good/Okay/Cool/Yes/Useful
Emot = Feeling/Emotion
Zēk = This/That/This is/That is/That it/If
Pȳk = Speak/Tongue/Language/Text/Sound
Vā = Very/Really/So/Extremely/Every/Maximum/Official
Kraf = Build/Create/Make/Construct
Entē = Being/Person/Someone
Nō = Not/No
Akz = Action/To do/Try
Ēk = It/Thing
Prezen = Present/Current/Currently/Now
Klo = Clock/Time/Period
Bev = Before/Past
Āv = After/Later/Soon/Future
Mā = Can/May
Tog = With/For/Of/Because
Defnē = Understand/know/see/to see/realize
Nēd = Want/Want to/Need/Wish
Minyō = Minor/Little/Small/Tiny
Manyō = Major/Big/Large/Giant/Long
Lov = Lot of/More/We/We are/Our
Mēnēn = Definition/Meaning/Answer/Pick/Choose/Real
Mul = Multiple/Various/Different
Sēm = Similar/Like
Vēn = Think/Question/Ask/Wonder
Vān = When/At
Edūk = Learn/School/Educate/Lesson/Clever
Rep = Repeat/Again
Markās = Here/There
Tag = Named/Called/Name/To name
Gavēn = Place/Land/Region/Area
Fel = Touch/Feel
Utē = Until/To
Jon = Go/Journey/Travel/Go to/Path
Zēd = Speed/Fast
Rōdōt = Spin/Turn
Okū = Busy/Occupied
Minont = A little/A bit/Some
Mōnzen = To pay/To spend/Money/Cash/Cost/Score
On = To have/To own/Got
Wūta = Liquid/Water/Clear/A drink/Sea/Wet
Vom = Car/Drive
Skē = Air/Sky/Up/Heaven/Wind
Cōs = Home/House/Cottage/Warm/Safe
Būk = Story/Book/Tale
Crūs = Like/Love
Compa = Friend/Companion/Partner
Lotim = Year/Orbit
Dā = Day/Bright/Light
Un = One/Only
Tū = Two
Tē = Three
Tor = Four
Tȳk = Five
Dēz = Ten
Shē = Show/Paper/Theatre/Song/Game/Link
Hēd = Head/Forehead/Face
Ōz = Low/Deep
Ob = Give/Gift/Thank
Elek = Electric/Power/Machine/Powerful
Hūhū = Funny/Humour/Comedy/Laugh
Ot = Dead/To die/Destroy
Būt = Somehow/Surprisingly
Disku = Discover/Find
Sim = Easy
Drē = Drink (any drink)/To drink
Crim = Red
Blū = Blue/Cold
Gol = Yellow/Gold
Lūn = Night/Dark/Moon
Mū = Food/To eat/Edible
Hȳrak = Leader/In charge/To lead/Government
Plū = Add/Plus/To put
Okz = Box/Container
Vej = Plant/Flower/Bush
Nōs = Smell/Scent/To smell
Goko = Help/Save (a person)
Tȳ = Type (of thing)/Kind (of thing)/Mode
Alka = Make (something do something, as in make someone happy)
Chu = Part (of something)/slice
Sen = Hundred
Kilen = Thousand
Wȳd = Animal/Creature
Klen = New/Fresh
Dōyadō = Way (to do something)
Skrib = Draw/Sketch/Write
Nōma = Normal/Standard
Planē = World/Earth

alphabet
a
ā
b
c
ch
d
e
ē
f
g
h
i
j
k
l
m
n
o
ō
p
r
s
sh
t
u
v
w
y
ȳ
z

bump // skē mē pȳk

bump // skē mē pȳk

s k ē m ē p ȳ k

skē mē pȳk

skē mē pȳk, ¿vā entēz markās?

PROPOSE PROJECTS TO BE FEATURED // VĒN SHĒZ TOG JON VĀN CŌS GAVĒN

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/516237/
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Akzāz tog entēz tog entēz gavēn: Vān entē discu shē tog entēz gavēn, defnē zēk entē en scratchii, nē nō en entē wȳt kraf shē, et shē nō ot vā akzāz. Nō nēd tog defnē zēk bev prezen entē en vān cōs gavēn et zēk en nō nē et nē entē, Scratch Entēz Gavēn en defnē zēk nē en. Zēk yē defnē zēk krafii en vān cōs gavēn, yē mā mēnēn nō plū shē, et nō nēd tog nō kol. (Nō vēn zēk āv prezen *yē* vēn shē en vān cōs gavēn zēk nō nō. Plū ēk vā klo vān en tog hȳrak akzāz) Vān yē plū shē, pȳk “¡En plū!” zēk nō, ēk sēm zēk vān pȳk gavēn

Defnē zēk nō nēd tog lov un crūsāz. Zēk shē on vā lov crūsāz wȳt yē vēn bev prezen en vān cōs gavēn, yē mā mēnēn nō plū ēk.

Zēk yē nēd vēn tog plū shē, pȳk ēk tog shē gavēn et entēz gavēn entē mā defnē ēk et plū ēk.

Zēk yē on minont vēnz, yē mā vēn @scmb1
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Lov plū entēz et ot prezen entēz zēk en vān entēz gavēn un dēz tū lotim. Defnē zēk tog lov: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/478868
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skē mē pȳk

Hȳ… ¿Wȳt zēk?

¿Polētōpēa zēk blūpian? ¡Kol!
Et skē mē pȳk lol

¿Minont entēz akz Polētōpēa shē?

Kol, prezen mē pȳk pȳk shē

skē
mē
pȳk

tog 500000th klo lol

mē kraf blūpian pȳk pȳkii

¡ ! , ¿ ?




¡hȳ companz! mē kraf pȳk pȳkii tog blūpian, ¿en kol?

Zelfen wrote:

Numbers join together (8 = 5-2 or tȳk-tū)

eight would be tȳk-tē/5-3, tȳk-tū is seven

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-gge wrote:

Zelfen wrote:

Numbers join together (8 = 5-2 or tȳk-tū)

eight would be tȳk-tē/5-3, tȳk-tū is seven

aaaa mē nō edūk

prezen mē alka ēk lov kol lol

mē nēd lov entēz defnē blūpian, zēk kol

¿minont mēnēnz?


ET: ō et pȳk pȳkii

mē nō akz zēk, pȳk ēk sēm zēk en lov sim

mē plū minont klen pȳkz

et skē mē pȳk lol

phonology needed

TheCrownOfAllJewels wrote:

phonology needed

this is old

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/550723/?page=1#post-5700009