Wangachon

Wangachon is a simple constructed language spoken by the Wangachonese.

Vowels
(Each vowel also has a long vowel version.)

Sister Letters
On the right side of your screen, you can see the alphabet of Wangachon. What's interesting about this alphabet, that each letter has another 'sister letter.' This is because each phonetic sound in the alphabet (not including the Glottal Plosive/Stop) has a similar sound to it.

Style
When you write with the Wangachon Alphabet, the consonant shapes are affected by the shape of the vowel. There is an example of the sounds: Deh, Du, Da, Di, and Do on the right side of the screen to show you examples of this rule being used.

Vowels
In contrast to the consonants, the vowels look much smaller. This is because vowels are attached below/above the consonants when writing. In the right side of the screen, you can see the word PuGaTsuDé. As you can see, the vowels are drawn below the consonants as it is in the language.

Long Vowels
Differently from short vowels, long vowels go above the consonant instead of below. An example of this is with a picture on the right side of the screen. The word example is Winaang (Uinaang), meaning Intelligible. (Root word: Wina (to Hear) + adj. marker -ang = Winaang.)

Nouns
Thing- Magi

Sand- Viqfeu

Chickpea-Leoq

God- Hoveh

Cat- Pugatsudeh

Sailor- Sudap

Land- Kyeondu

Milk- Shutheot

Mother: Zet

Father: Deu

Land: Fiba

Mean person: Marmangoz

Nice person: Glimangoz

What- Nitwa

How- Ceonwa

Who- Tuwa

Human/People- Kiwneo

Big thing- Akwa

Small thing- Pik

Rock- Peuka

Horde- Nehm

Area- Kxum

Tree- Biga

Fire- Xipi

Life- Fafu

Grass- Atfut

Crops- Thon

Wind- Thip

Sun- Fafuthipkxum

Light- Fafuthipkxumit

Fish- Pu

Water- Sugach

Knowledge- Amba

Field- Atfutkxum

Forest- Bigakxum

Port-Sudapkxum

Firepit- Xipikxum

Sky- Thipkxum

House-Fafukxum

Mansion- Fafukxumti

Heaven- Glimkxum

Hell- Marmkxum

Cave- Peugakxum

School- Anbakxum

Fisherman- Pugaboz

Farmer- Thongaboz

Wolf- Adu

Animal- Alal

Wood- Bigachutfa

Stone- Peugachutfa

Water droplet- Sugachit

Pebble- Peugit

Storage/Basket- Kudib

Duck- Oga

Food- Fafubeuga

Singer- Masimaoz

Doctor- Amoz

Hospital- Amozkxum

Here- Kir

There- Fudat

Fire- Akxa

Ice- Xura

Beast- Akwalal

Annoyance- Kobaba

Hardship- Kobabaya

Power/Oasis- Nemskach

Island- Fibayt

Sugar- Zwa

Salt- Cun

Spice- Ayamos

Candy-Zangfubøga

Swamp- Sugachagundu

Prayer- Furan

Monkey- Utatala

Toy- Agubag

Sock Monkey- Utatalagubag

Insect- Eubehl

Mineral- Xlaw

Mine- Kaduxlawkxum

Bomb/Explosive- Vutimagi

King- Donehk

Queen- Zedonak

Board- Lavq

Friend- Agligoz

Verbs
to Go- Vig

to Do- Ait

to Be- Vut

to Move- Beuts

to Levitate- Gawehn

to Fly- Beutskawehn

to Love- Nehgu

to Need- Nehlu

to Want- Kulehn

to Talk- Achon

to Dance- Zhagada

to Cheer- Glim

to Yell- Marm

to See- Fil

to Try- Jho

to Harvest- Kadu

to Fish- Pugabu

to Eat- Jham

to Kill/Terminate- Bozkxa

to Farm- Thonkabu

to Fill- Ambazh

to Exit- Babu

to Politely Request- Kagolu

to Thank- Zhosi

to Swim- Xupkal

to Stay- Oyada

to Sing- Masima

to Heal- Am

to Sleep- Xao

to be Hungry- Datshom

to Eat- Xompi

to Succeed- Écha

to Die- Kobax

to Hear- Wina

to Read- Tsona

to Obsess Over- Ulafdrun

to Play- Aguba

to Allow- Sokat

to Touch- Cuba

to Act/Pretend to be/be Like- Marsu

to Blow- Vu

to Explode- Vuti

to Perform- Vowa

to Care For- Abitsu

to Afford- Liban

to Remove- Velin

to Follow- Aglig

Adjectives
go to the Affixes section.

Adverbs
Sometimes: Zhulaki

For: Kxal

This- Kidavu

That- Sovu

Before- Xwin

After- Anvwa

Interjections
Yes- Sogi

No/Not- Dat

Word use in many different phrases based on context like Yes, No, Attention, Stop that, etc.: aʔ (ex 1.- Yo in English. "Yo, what the hell!" or 어 in Korean.)

Numbers
1- Dach

2- Ca

3- Nana

4- But

5- Me

6- Dut

7- Kel

8- Sun

9- Fet

10- Duch

20- Ov

30- Ne

40- Zon

50- Mid

60- Lobvi

70- Datud

80- Rem

90- Datuda

100- Abi

♪Watch now 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.. You make me feel like eleven.♪ = ♪Fil ki Dach Ca Nana But Me Dut Kel.. Sokat pigo ki marsu duchdach.♪

Suffixes
1. a person who: -oz To fish (Pukapu) + -oz = Fisherman (Pukapoz)

2. declares a verb/noun into an adjective: -ang ex. Cheer (Glim) + -ang = Cheerful (Glimang)

3. a place of: -kxum ex. Rock (Pøka) + -kxum = Cave (Pøkakxum)

4. the ___ is made of: -Chutfa ex. Tree (Bika) + -chutfa = Wood (Bikachutfa)

5. the smallest unit of: -It ex. Water (Sukach) + -it = Water droplet (Sukachit)

6. the smaller unit of: -Itna

7. the bigger unit of: -Anti

8. the biggest unit of: -Ti

9. to add stress to the word/ +very: iya ex. Bad (Marmang) + -iya = Marmangiya (Very bad) THE ADJ. - NOUN RULE DOES NOT APPLY

10. Declares sentence exclamatory: -da

11. Declares sentence interrogative: -wa

12. Declares sentence imperative: -ta

10-12 APPLY TO THE OBJECT

13. Adds possession: -ka

14. happening indefinitely: -put

Prefixes
1. plural marker: Né-

2. pair marker: Ca-

Pronouns
We/Us/- Wan

I/me- Ki

You singular- Pigo

You plural- Son

He/she/it- Vin

They- Tur

Them- It

Prepositions
On/In- Golé

With- Xan

From/Away- Blan

To/Forward- Gajh

Of- O

Grammar
Stress always on the first syllable unless there is long vowel sound

CVC

VSO word orders

Helping verbs AND adverbs go after main verbs

Adjectives- Nouns Order

Prepositions- Nouns

Possessee- Possesser

Auxiliary- Verbs

Articles- Nouns

New Translations
You look sick. We must go to the hospital. = Vut pigo kobaxang. Vig nelwang wan gajh amozkxum. = You be deadly. We need go to hospital.

Did you remove the hate comments? = Velin pigo marmaang nechonwa?

Old Translations
SINCE, I MADE THESE TRANSLATIONS, THERE HAVE PROBABLY BEEN SOME CHANGES IN GRAMMAR/ VOCABULARY, SO PLEASE COMMENT ANYTHING I DID NOT TRANSLATE RIGHT!

The person loves the cat: Neku kiwno pukatsuté.

The cat is on the rock: Golé pugatsudé pøga.

Many people: Nékiwmo.

I saw the cat: Filvu ki pugatsudé.

They harvested crops —> They crops-harvested. Kabuvu tur néthon.

We are eating. Jhamdang wan.

We are eating many crops. Jhamdang wan néthon.

They killed the big wolf. Bozkxavu tur akwāng adu.

I will leave. Babuthi ki.

Luke loves eating chickpeas with his cat. Negudang Luke jhamput néloq golé pugatsudé vinka.

I saw the duck swimming. Filcavu ki xupkalput oga.

We must eat. Fil neluya wan.

I love our food. Negu ki wanga fafupøga.

Stay well! Oyada fafuang pigo.

Luke is going to the doctor’s office. Vigdang Luke amozkxum.

I see two cheerful cats. Fil ki glimang capugatsudé

I want this room warmer. I am too cold! Kulen ki akaang kidafu fafukxumit. Fut ki kuraya.

Sometimes I am sleepy. Fut ki zhulaki xaoang.

I am hungry for fish. Fut ki datshomang kxal pu.

The best cat. Échati pugatsudé.

Will my prayers be heard? Winavu kika néfuranwa.

Do it now! Ait sofu aitiyada!

I am obsessed with sock monkeys. Fudang ki ulafdrunput xan utatalagubag.

Okay. (I will.) Aithigi.

Okay, I will eat. Aithigi, xompivu ki.

Historical Sound Changes
1. p, t, k, into b, d, g between vowels

2. Unstressed i and u become y and w when bordering vowels.

3. h lost between vowels

4. w lost when it borders a consonant and u Adwu —> Adu

5. t becomes glottal stop sound when after a vowel Atfut —> Aʔfuʔ

6. if n and k are together, it will be replaced with a ng sound.

7. if n and p/b are together, it will be replaced with m and p/b

8. Némang (plural marker) changes to Né- prefix.