Bidanhua

History
Bidanhua is from a place called Kanjunun. Kanjunun is a province in the land of Ooat. King Faihiigei created this in honor of the King Ham Yeon-u of Korea. The name 'Bidanhua' came from the Chinese meaning '笔当话 Correct Stroke Speaking/Speaking of Correct strokes." Since before the land of Ooat was a Chinese-Ideographic Language called "믠벳질화/正第三话- The Third Correct Language" from the Five Great Languages, or known as the Five Mother Languages: Miunpetchilhua (The Chinese-Ideographic), Somnigatki (The Arabic-Pictographic), Zhinyi (The Georgian), Zekminlu (The Russian) and Eivadskimo (The English).

Phonetics
The phonetics of the Bidanhua Language is basically from the Korean alphabet.

Vowels- Gamship 감십
A (아) "FATHER"

E (에) "EDIT"

I (이) "INTRO"

O (오) "OPPOSITE"

U (우) "SUE"

EU (으) "EW without the 'i' sound"

All letters have a "y(x) comparison" as in ya,ye,yo, and yu. YA야, YE예, YO요, YU유 (note that 'i' and 'eu' don't have a y(x) comparison)

Consonants- Muuship 무으십
K (가)

G (카)

KH (까)

T (타)

D (다)

TH (따)

N (나)

NG (아)

SILENT (아)

P (바)

F (파)

B (빠)

R (라)

L (차)

J (자)

CH (짜)

S (사)

SH (사)

ZH (싸)

H (하)

Verbs- Shuda 슫다
Verbs in Bidanhua are quite straight forward. Since this language has its relations to Chinese, this language's tenses are quite easy

Present Aspects- Mukja keiru 묵자게이루
Example- to go/ hei 헤이

-Simple: I go/ ne hu 네후

-Durational: I am going/sai ne hu 사이네후

-Prefected: I have gone/ne hu sha 네후사

-Per.Durat.: I have been going/sai ne hu sha 사이네후사

Past Aspects- Mukja Hinga 묵자힣아
-Simple: I went/ne hei da 네헤이다

-Durational: I was going/sai ne hei da 사이네해이다

-Prefected: I had gone/ne hei shada 네헤사다

-Pre.Durat.: I had been going/sai ne hei shada 사이네헤이사다

Future Aspects- Mukja Yukfan 묵자육판
-Simple: I shall go/ne hei 네헤이

-Durational: I shall be going/sai ne hei 사이네헤이

-Prefected: I shall have gone/ne hei sha 네헤이사

-Pre.Durat.: I shall have been going/ sai ne hei sha 사이네헤이사

Nouns- Heilu 헤이추
There are different categories of nouns in Bidanhua. These categories depict what area of status is given.

Noun Groups/Catergories- Gatum heilu 캇틈헤이추
Living: Dog/Ke 게

Sorts living and breathing things.

-Artificial: Toy/Jija 짖자

Sorts artificial and breakable things.

-Non-Moving: Table/Gaabe 카아뻬

Sorts non-moving and durable things.

-Independant: Air/Fang 팡

Sorts things that independantly move.

Living Group- Gatum Ke 캄틈게
The Living Group shows all things that live and breathe. Including humans, plants, animals. Also anything that can wither is also know as Living.

-Examples of Living:

Amoeba- Hasul shikkhye 하슻식꿰

Atom- Hasul mannayu 하슻만나유

Dust- Jikei 직게이

-Example of Withering:

Carcass- Shikyo 시교

Morgue- Shishye 시셰

Burial- Duishi 듸시

Cremation- Hwoshi 훠시

Bone- Yak 약

Artificial Group- Gatum Jija 캇틈짖자
This group distiguishes the breakable and undurable items.

-Breakable Items:

Glass- Gulassa 킃랐사

TV- Teleppi 텣쳅비

Window- Maodu 마옫두

-Undurable Items:

Tape- Taap 타압

Paper- Kamngi 감이

Non-Moving Group- Gatum Gaabe 캇틈카아뻬
This group is the exact opposite than the Artificial Group.

Pronouns- Neheilu　네헤이츠
I- ne 네

You- nihat 네핫 (The "ni" in "nihat" stands for the pronoun I. This pronoun literally means I front or in front of me.)

He- nitwe 닛퉤

She- nidya 니댜

We- neun 네운 (는 is a particle in this language)

You- nihada 네하다 (might have a ㄳ/갓 at the end meaning "in a group" normally pronounced "kash" 갓 is normally pronounced as kat)

Them (any gender)- nitwai 니톼이

Them (feminine only)- nishwang 니솽

Simple: NV(N)
I love cake- ne ai khek/네아이껙

Compound: NV(AN)
I love brown cakes- ne ai chakhek/네아이짜껙.

Particles & Measure Words- Ngima ui Pengsi 임마의벵시
Bidanhua just like Japanese, Korean, and Chinese have particles, as well as measure words like a "loaf" of bread.

-Particles

Un/Nun 은/는- This suggests persons or items as a subject. The difference of "un" from "nun" is the ending consonant. If the last letter is a vowel, like 짜 (tea) suggest the particle 는 instead of 은. If the last letter is a consonant, like 한 (criminal,against) suggests that the particle 은 is used instead of 는.

De 데- normally 2nd subject or pronouns.

anamde 아남데- human beings

nitwaide 니톼이데- They

Example text
쩨코는아남데흗식퍈은합리의캅콘은이사우의착타. 니톼이데뮥기는켓토의노팟킴의만첵간지인빤카우유이옽긋탐믄홌. (인앗티가옽마이쏲규덱라손엣아남착타)

Chegunun anamde hudsipfanun hapriui gapgunun ishauui lakta. nitwaide myukkinun gettaui nopatgimui manlekkanji inbangauyuiot kuttammunhash. (inattiikaot maizhafkyudek rashonet anamlakta.)

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. (Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)