The CBB

Miren de Aszev ma, Milya reolan omir no. Dai veri ezdorian zen.

To continue from Aszev, Milya tried making one before. But it was unsuccessful.

Gí ué! Háa máauku shú luhomàelmùuthuéheshoshte shú ùulushothúlmoòte haaùshóishosh. Livaéshok hií?

Awesome! Now we need to think of a topic that everyone can not only talk about in their own languages, but also find interesting. What would that be?

Does Feayran have phonemic tone or is it just pitch accent?

Txír yasúsikana ir fú-ik ríkutat ah.

I don't know what you guys like.

Ne, ieo Professor Layton mitso faruna? Veri dzo den zir ;-;

Has anyone played the new Professor Layton? It made me cry ;-;

Zhunŭ, kĕnnă da. Naxie ka?

I don't know what that is. What is it?

/dz`Mn}_c k3n:{ dA nAs\jE kA/ that-TOPIC, know-NEG INDIC. what-ABS INTER

Thakowsaizmu wrote:Zhunŭ, kĕnnă da. Naxie ka?

I don't know what that is. What is it?

/dz`Mn}_c k3n:{ dA nAs\jE kA/ that-TOPIC, know-NEG INDIC. what-ABS INTER

Dzerayo. Dai zinomai de zen; Ureosta maidzane.

Here you go. But be warned; The page spoils the ending.

Átx. Txír ríkutat ikípauhan, tír idínimaatxapuunat.
Rásunlaitunaaximsuir gárigiyah.
Yes. I enjoyed the game, but the end was very Japanese.
Professor Layton looks weird without his hat.

EDIT: Glad I glossed it. I made some mistakes. That's what I get for being lazy.

rickardspaghetti wrote:Does Feayran have phonemic tone or is it just pitch accent?

Somewhere between the two, I think. The single high-tone syllable on each word is kinda pitch-accentish. There are a few affixes that yield minimal-pairs between tone changes--e.g., /ʃanùí̯ɾì/, "toward the lake," vs. /ʃanúì̯ɾì/, "through the lake"--but in every such case I can think of, there's a redundant agreement on the verb that disambiguates between the two possible forms anyway. A small tone change is residually present on incorporated roots (on what would be the high tone syllable if the root were not incorporated), but the difference is slight. So my official analysis is that Feayran tone is "sorta phonemic sometimes." :P

Micamo wrote:Ne, ieo Professor Layton mitso faruna? Veri dzo den zir ;-;

Has anyone played the new Professor Layton? It made me cry ;-;

Errunváshovusk. Róu nìeshlushokúku vusàorhráshoth!

I don't know it. It must have really been good if it made you cry!
EDIT: Ossicone, you need a gloss on that last post! I want to see how you rendered Japan and Layton (txapuun, maybe?)

Ilítxiusbaiglisim páfiana xímsuahi úlauknainyaukaf.

The sounds of English are strange to Inyauk ears.
txápun=Japan
láitun=Layton

Changshuonŭ, ĕnŭ oto shuosi' atīnă ya.

Changshuo cannot even make some sounds.

common_language-TOPIC some sound speak_make able_to-NEG GENERIC

Ēsavını nimıtıpısı fudūnat hārdu sıt!

Here is the best television episode (of all time)! [Ogian]

/eˈsɑvɪnɪ niˈmɪtɪpɪsɪ ˈfədunɑt ˈhæɹdə sɪt/ (Standard dialect)
/eˈsɛvɪnɨ niˈmɪtɪpɪsɨ ˈfədʊnɛt ˈhæɹəd sɨt/ (Southern dialect)

Obudo konit ipu Ibomo odutit isilodi Inisu onu Sansonu.

"I think that Ibomo lacks English and Changshuo sounds."

I think-sing,pres that Ibomo lack-sing,pres sound-pl English-modifier and Changshuo-modifier

Akinape! Ye ea kanyir tai ceţiailer, pel akite napeir dersilcé-etel ya aleilus! Ritir etelé ea il cansé fe ya tisavatilus. Us astivé, il cansé fe ye ciarima iliţelir-misae ya surirel-yaij.

Hello! Sorry for interrupting butI am happy to see this board! I need to do this (practice) for my conlang. One day, I dream my conlang will be able to say everything (a lot).

Elàeráu, Tìelsáura! Gí kùukéihokùokeèra!

Náa hashahaùváholashte hoskutothúheshoshte luhomàesháshte elàushótoshte. Ué hashùuaváfiho hií?

Hello, Chelsara! I hope you achieve your goal!

I was thinking about writing up some Feayran lessons. Would anyone be interested in that?

Trailsend wrote:Elàeráu, Tìelsáura! Gí kùukéihokùokeèra!

Náa hashahaùváholashte hoskutothúheshoshte luhomàesháshte elàushótoshte. Ué hashùuaváfiho hií?

Hello, Chelsara! I hope you achieve your goal!

I was thinking about writing up some Feayran lessons. Would anyone be interested in that?

Aua!

Aua oeika tjaelar aelfi.
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Me!

I love your language.

reizoukin wrote:Aua!

Aua oeika tjaelar aelfi.

Varùukúvunu! Gí maìasunvívumoskùa.

Náa maìasusàovákuùkùa hií?


Thanks! Hopefully I'll have time soon.

So what's keeping all of you busy?

Alennar omir de hyinato tiolenda.

Desperately fighting off the urge to make a heartlang.

Mahāru hizine?

Heartlang?

"Dzona Enare" lor faluz. Dzon iva oranen ulare banier azyote.

So-called "Personal Language." Intended for yourself rather than a conculture.