Fraponic

History
Fraponic is a hybrid creole language that fuses Nihongo with Francaise. The proto-form of the language is Azusacos, which originated in the Os Azusacos regions between Western Japanese controlled controlled NA and Eastern French controlled US.

Azusacos
Os Azusacos is a creole language prior to the establishment of Fraponic proper, and can be seen in a similar kind of way as Alsatian, except that s has been replaced with a z, There are also some Alsatian German and Japanese loan words.

Word Genders
Word have their default gender but also the gender changes based on the gender of the speaker except when plural.

Le - the masculine

La - the feminine

Lez - the plural

Un - a masculine

Une - a feminine

Peacetime Personal
Je - I

Vous - You all

Tu - You

Nous - We

Il - He

Ils - Him

Elle - She

Elles - Her

Wartime Personal
Nousil - He plural

Nousils - Him plural ( perjorative )

Nouselle - She plural

Nouselles - Her plural ( perjorative )

Lez Famillez
Pere - Father

Mere - Mother

Frere - Brother

Zoeur- Sister

Couzifrere - Male Cousin

Couzizoeur - Female Cousin

Couziles - Both Cousins

Tante - Aunt

Oncle - Uncle

Persons
man – le homme, un homme, les hommez

woman – la femme, une femme, les femmez

boy – le garcon, un garcon, les garconz

girl – la fille, un fille, les fillez

Animals
eagle - de Adler

bumble bee - de Imm

eel - de Aal

Places
American - Amerique Du Nord

France - La France

Japan - La Japon

Things
house - le maizon

cabin - la cabine

residence - la demeure

sign - le zigner

bus - l’autobus

school - l’ecole

pool - le buz

yard - la cour

apricot - l’Abrikos

ancor - l'Anker

angel - l’Engel

watering can - l’spranz

tree - l’baume

cabinet - l’kaschte

artichoke - le artischo

spaghetti - l’sparichel

Color
Noir - Black

Gris - Gray

Blanc - White

Rouge - Red

Vert - Green

Bleu - Blue

Mauve- Purple

Jaune - Yellow

Orange - Orange

Braun - Brown

Violette - Violet

Shape
Square - Carré

Circle - Cercle

Triangle - Triangle

Hexagon - Hexagone

Size
Tiny - Minuscule

Small - Petit

Medium - Moyen

Big - Gros

Large - Grande

Huge - Énorme

Abstract
Ojijaku - fairytale ( perjorative )

Conjucations And Prepositions
Ezt - Is

N’ezt-ce paz - Is Not

Sont - Are

Ne zont paz - Are Not

De - Of

Pour, Du - From

Ce - It

C’ezt - It Is

À - At, To

Avec - With

Omz - Who

Quoi - What

Lorzque, Quand - When

Ou - Or

Pourquoi - For What

Comment - How

Comment are - Comment ce

Quelque - Some

Être - To be

À ceci - At this, To this

Articles
''Combien? - How many?''

''Comment zont? - How are?''

''Où ezt-ce? - Where is it?''

''Comment c’ezt? - How is it?''

Qu’ezt-ce que? - What is that?

''Où ze trouve? - Where is?''

Verbs
oublier - forget

avoir - get

coupe - cut

déverrouille - unlocks

azeoir - sit

lit - read

réciter - recite

zouffler - blow

afficher - show

décider - decide

rugir - roar

mal - ache

régler - adjust

bague - ring

attacher - attach

ze comporter - behave

appartiennent - belong

clignoter - blink

empaqueter - bundle

la grotte -cave

volonté - will

excuzez - apology

pliez - bend

rougir - blush

emprunter - borrow

Adverbs
In the process of converting these to the Azusacos version.

swiftly - vite

slowly - hente

quietly - mute

funnily - dolemente

precise - pedecise

imprecise - mopedecise

briskly - vivemeje

decisively - ketasuzejo

loudly - dusa

painfully - terebereme

Modern Fraponic
Modern Fraponic begins around the year 3129 A.D., and departs considerable from the French language, functional as a sister language to Nihongo, but with lexical gender and other differences.

Word Genders
Word have their default gender but also the gender changes based on the gender of the speaker except when plural.

u - the masculine

a - the feminine

os - the plural

ona - a masculine

oni - a feminine

onas - a plural

Main Pronouns
Ne - I

Viyo - You all

Tiyo - You

Niyo - We or Our

Iye - He

Iyesu - Him or his

Eye - She

Eyesa - Her or hers

War Pronouns
These are war pronouns, and used only during the civil war between French and Japanese factional American colonial North American militaries to speed up unit navigation. Iyesuniyo and Eyesaniyo came to refer to those which belonged to Iyeniyo or Eyesaniyo. Therefore they came into disuse.

Iyeniyo - He plural

Iyesuniyo - Him or his plural ( perjorative )

Eyeniyo - She plural

Eyesaniyo - Her or hers plural ( perjorative )

Common Possessives
mena - mine

votere - your

tine - yours

notere - our

noterese - ours

sine - his

sina - hers

War Possessives
senoteru - our mens

senenotera - our womens

Family
pede - Father

mede - Mother

sferede - Brother

sfude - Sister

cusfijere - Male Cousin

cusfijera - Female Cousin

cusfijeres - Both Cousins

tanite - Aunt

oji - Uncle

Standard Nouns
alien, ghost, creature - eseneropa

Etatunojinega - American “Gaijin” / Not American

''Etabeso - Comics that specifically focus on the life stories of “American Gaijin”. weaver - tisoranede''

''comorudegije - Comrade Gaijin, used to denote working class leaders of gaijin status. dream - reve''

knife - cuto

Falchion of katanas - Sufaxukitanos

edge - en or bord - borude

throat - nodo or gorge - cutonodo

key - cere

chair - xase

tankobon - tankobon

myth - michite

galley - gahe

gale - gahene

consideration - koroyo

express - toko

highland - hadajo

macadamia - makadama

monotheism - ishiniko

polytheism - tasfijo

atheism - musilijero

pain - itami

alarm - kilo

appetite - apetite

applause - hakusu

basket - basukete

batch - gerope

bundle - banidoru

cave - sfavare

cabin - sfabine

tsunami - sufuname

Nouns With Two Versions
atmosphere - atimosipilere ( polite ) or funiki ( casual )

bolt - boruto ( casual ) or verohe ( polite )

caterpillar - xehene ( polite ) or kytapira ( casual )

Adjectives
batch - ebax

shiny - beloyan

rusty - uchay

brown - berane

black - enere

tell - pahe

visualized - visarize

windy - venituse

careful - kiwotsukero

hairy - kebuka

worshiping - sula

hanging - kosatasu

working - hatadake

excruciating - ateroce

affordable - aboradaberu

settable - regarabehe

artistic - arutesiqe

bashful - etimire

non-materialist - niyubusudonexa

materialist - yubusudonexa

Conjugation And Prepositions
of - di

ne - ni

it - si

is - isi

at, to - ow

of - axo

am - swa

some - esoma

for - peru

from - di

how - somene

where - uu

who - qi

than - qo

this - qe

when - qunida

what - cero

with - aves

some ( unspecific ) - dez

are - sonite

to be - etere

at this - oqe

Verbs
get - eru

cuts - cupo

unlocks - uvere

sit - asochi

reads - lisoje

recite - decite

blow - sufere

showing - exipoze

decide - kimeru

roar - hoko

ache - uzuke

adjust - xosfe

ring - yubiwa

attach - atachi

behave - furuma

belong - zokusuru

blink - cerine

bundle - konitoru

cave - erokute

will - vohonite

Adverbs
swiftly - vite

slowly - hente

quietly - mute

funnily - dolemente

precise - pedecise

imprecise - mopedecise

briskly - vivemeje

decisively - ketasuzejo

loudly - dusa

painfully - terebereme

Dictionaries
[Azusacos Dict](https://lwflouisa.github.io/OsAzusacos/AzusacosDict/)

[Fraponic Dict](https://lwflouisa.github.io/FraponicConlang/FraponicDict/)