Yolon

Yolon (natively iolon [ˈjoʟ̠ɤn]) is an intergalactic language used by many stars in the Local Group. It was created in a planet called Ianizz (/janyʐ/), approximately in the year 3700 B.C., as an easy-to-learn language, so that civilizations could communicate easily, on the same language.

Yolon is used by 143 stars in the Andromeda galaxy, 73 stars in the Milky Way, 52 stars in the Triangulum galaxy, 12 stars in the LMC, and 5 stars in the SMC.

Writing
Yolon follows ASAOAV (Adjective-Subject Adjective-Object Adjective-Verb). In formal Yolon, uppercase letters are used to denote names or words that don't exist in the language (actually they're just normal letters with a bar over it)

Rules
"C" cannot be at the start of a word. It also can't be used twice in a row.

Syllables
The syllable structure is C(C)( V) V( C).

C is either H, Z or V; V is either I or U; and C is any consonant except x.

It is needed to use either C, V or both.

Names in uppercase letters don't need to follow these rules.

Stress
If the nucleus of the first syllable is an e or an o, it will be stressed and the E and O will turn into [ɛː] and [ɔː], respectively. If it doesn't, it has random/no stress.

Pronunciation
Yolon does not have very complex pronunciation. The pronunciation is very different among dialects. The language is usually written, not pronounced, so it remains consistent among civilizations because the writing is very consistent.

Table
This table indicates the sound(s) of each letter.

Sounds in bold are sounds that are not spoken by a lot of people. There are also Earth sounds. These aren't used in Yolon words.

Math
Yolon uses base 12. Numbers are mostly written in their short form (like 12 intead of twelve). However, numbers still have a pronunciation.

Pziak = number, Vupziak = negative number

0 = Nva, 1 = Pi, 2 = Kzi, 3 = Kza, 4 = Pa, 5 = Kzu, 6 = Pu, 7 = Kze, 8 = Pe, 9 = Po, 10/A = Pə, 11/B = Kzo

(Pi)pzal = addition, Vu(pi)pzal = subtraction

Papzal = multiplication, Vupapzal = division

Pupzal = exponentiation, Vupupzal = root, Vzopupzal = logarithm

2763 = 1723

2147482648 = 4BB2301B4

Prefixes
vu- = not, vo- not as in "not attack", vuo- = combination of vu- and vo-

niz- = strengthen a word (like turning bright to brighter)

nic- = strengthen a word to its max (like turning bright to brightest)

Suffixes
-(e)ze = ownership

-(e)he = from a place (example: "I am Bulgarian[1]" would be "di BƏUKEHIƏhe ie")

-ni = more, -no = less

-nil = more, but in a different way, -nol = less, but in a different way

-(l)uc = past, -(l)ec = present, -(l)ic = future

-(a)p = plural

-(p)iuz = transform a noun/verb into an adjective

-(p)iaz = transform a noun into a verb

Basic Words
Di = me, Du = you, Da = it, Dav = we (but not you), Duv = we (me and you), Duav = dav + duv, Duc = "invisible" you, like in the sentence "create places" (doc hezap niəlip)

Zi = yes, Vu = no

Zinil = of course, Vunil = of course not

Vaco = hi/hello, Veca = bye

Ie = is (for adjectives), Ia = is (for verbs), Liz = in

Hekal = what, Hokal = why, Ziokkal = who, Zehkal = when, Hezkal = where

Və = the

Ni = and, Ne = or

Lac = this, Lacnil = that

Nuc = here, Nucnil = there

Hel = because

Ki = need, Ka = should, Ko = can

Nok = want, Nokup = wanted

Nan = but

Nzi = any, Nzu = some

Nouns
Viak = thing, Nzuviak = something, Nziviak = anything, Viaknil = everything, Viaknol = nothing

Ziek = life, Ziok = creature, Zopziok = human equivalent to other civilizations, Zopzioknil = civilization

Hez = place, Nzihez = anywhere, Nzuhez = somewhere, Heznil = everywhere, Heznol = nowhere

Zeh = time

Zehup = past, Zehep = present, Zehip = future

Nzizeh = anytime, Nzuzeh = sometime, Zehnil = always, Zehnul = never

Zian = cosmic object

Pizian = moon, Kzizian = planet, Kzazian = star, Pazian = galaxy, Nizviak = universe

Zav = atom

Piok = speed

Pioknol = slow, Pioknil = fast

Divpiok = speed of light

Div = light

Liz = inside, Luz = outside

Niaz = size, Niaznil = big, Niaznol = small

Niez = length, Nieznil = long, Nieznol = short

Niuz = distance, Niuznil = far, Niuznol = close

Had = appear/seem (like in "this doesn't seem to be useful")

Zop = knowledge

Hok = ranking

Zic = power

Lia = vision, Liaviak = image, Liaviak-ap = video

Language-related
Iol = language, Iolno = dialect

Pec = word, Pecnol = letter/character, Pecnil = sentence, Pecun = paragraph/line, Pecin = page

Peciak = text/writing (pec-viak = word-thing), Peciə = write (pec-niə = word-create)

Nazep = prefix, Nazap = suffix

Iuzav = adjective

Verbs/Prepopositions
Kien = attack

Vukien = defend

Niə = create, Vuniə = destroy

Iad = use

Nid = go, Vunid = stop

Kaz = like, Vukaz = dislike

Kazni = love, Vukazni = hate

Kzic = do/action

Adjectives
Kez = good, Uvukez = bad

Dez = good (not evil), Uvudez = evil

Kəv = have/contain, Vukəv = contained by

Iadiuz = useful, Vuiadiuz = useless

Ziekiuz = living, Vuziekiuz = dead

Ziciuz = powerful/strong, Vuziciuz = weak

1hok = first, 2hok = second, 3hok = third ... Vu3hok = third last, Vu2hok = second last, Vu1hok = last

Vuokzokzazianiuz = not the 11th last star-like, also probably the longest non-hyphenated word

Yolon
˙dav və ZANEDap ki vuniəlip. ˙dav 100ap-zopzioknil vuniəlup. ¡nan dap vuviciuz ie! ¡dav dap vuniəlip!

English
We need to destroy the Zaneds. They have destroyed hundreds of civilizations. But hey are very weak! We will destroy them!

[1]. I am not from Bulgaria, I'm not even from Europe