Medjo-dore

Medjo-dore is an artificial auxiliary language based on English and Chinese grammars, Proto-Indo-European vocabulary and Japanase and Korean pronunciation

Medjo means "medium", “middle”, "mediate". Dore means "the one who". Medyo-dore means “the one who mediates”.

Pronunciation and Writting
The consonants of the medjo-tori are organized in pairs, and allophony may occur between the consonants of a pair. Therefore, the letter 'b' can represent the phonemes /b/ and /p/. The same for the letter 'p'.

Two words cannot be written with letters from the same pair in the same position, as they could be read in a similar way. The word “vera” (truth), can be read as /vera/, /fera/, /vela/ and /fela/. However, there are no words fera, vela or fela, avoiding such confusion.

This model helps to fill the gaps in the pronunciation of certain phonemes that speakers of different languages have.

Medjo-dore can be written in latin, cyrillic, hangul, bopomofo and greek scripts.

Pronunciation match:

 * The combinations an, en, in, on and un can be pronounced as: ã, ẽ, ĩ, õ and ũ: tundera, sende, banbuu.

Consonant pairs can be transcribed and replaced by numbers for vocabulary organization. Ex: gwara - 4wa1a, tundera - 7un7e1a, banbuu - 3an3uu

Demonstrative Pronouns/Articles
There are no indefinite articles and there are two invariable definite articles that function as demonstrative pronouns:

day: for something or a distant event.

ay: for something close or a recent event.

Accentuation
The words should be read paroxytonally. However, alternative forms of oxytone and proparoxytone do not compromise understanding.

Modifier Particles
Modifier particles change the status of the noun, transforming it into a verb, an adverb, an adjective and pluralizing it. They also change the tense and the verbal mode.

Example of conditional modifier use:
Ze su nebu ne lu-ese meu kuro, lani ne ze-lu-hudja lu-daya - If clouds were not too dark, sky wouldn’t have rained yesterday.

Nouns
Together with the modifier particles, they are the basic elements of medjo-dori, which can be transformed into verbs, adverbs and adjectives.

Verbs
They are accompanied by a verbal modifier particle or a noun, except in the imperative mode.

Adjectives
A noun works as an adjective when it precedes another noun.

Ex: dogo (dog), via dogo (street dog), dogo via (dog street/street for dogs), domo dogo (house dog), dogo domo (dog house)

The particle “no” is used to form adjectives usually with proper nouns and pronouns:

Maria no dogo - Maria’s dog.

Me no dogo -  my dog.

Amerika no dogo - America’s dog.

Dogo no via - street of the dogs.

The particle no is also used to form isolated adjectives, which do not need to precede a noun, or which can function as one.

Ay dogo nu-ese me-no - This/the dog is mine.

Amerika-no dogo - American dog.

Pluralization
The particle “su” indicates plural (it means several, more than one).

Ex: me no ore, me no su ore - my friend, my friends (my various friends, my more than one friend, my gang).

"Su" can originate words with a collective meaning.

Ex: ore-su (friends, guys), abia-su (bees, swarm of bees); lupo-su (wolf pack), pixe-su (school of fishes).

Possessive Pronouns
Possessive pronouns are formed with the particle “no”.

''Day nu-ese ne me-no boko. Ay boko naw-ese me-no''! - That is not my book. This book is mine!"

Day nu-ese me-su-no mawdore - That is our cat.

The adverb "kyo" is used to indicate that it is a question and emphasize the item to be questioned:
Du nu-ese ni-kanta kyo? - Are you singing?

Kyo du nu-ese ni-kanta? - Are you singing? (Are you the one who is singing?)

Du kyo nu-ese ni-kanta? - Are you singing right now?

Du nu-ese kyo ni-kanta? - Are you... singing?

Preposições
Algumas partículas modificadoras funcionam como preposições.

Affixes
Affixes are used to form derived words. They must always be linked to the radicals with hyphens: fe-mane, ne-ze-no.

fe - means she, female. Ex mane (person),  fe-mane (woman); dogo (dog) - fe-dogo (she-dog).

he - means he, male. Ex: mane (person) - he-mane (man); dogo (dog) - he-dogo (he-dog).

ne - means not, negatively. Ex: ze (possible) ne-ze (impossible); dimiti-no (forgivable) - ne-dimiti-no (unforgivable); dinami (power) - ne-dinami (powerlessness).


 * Words with intermediate degrees and neutral concepts cannot be derived with this prefix.

Numbers
· 1 uni

· 2 dua

· 3 tere

· 4 kwata

· 5 kinto

· 6 sexe

· 7 sete

· 8 oyto

· 9 enea

· 10 deka

· 11 deka pyu uni

· 12 deka pyu dua

· 13 deka pyu tere

· 14 deka pyu kwata

· 15 deka pyu kinto

· 16 deka pyu sexe

· 17 deko pyu sete

· 18 deka pyu oyto

· 19 deka pyu enea

· 20 dua-deka

· 21 dua-deka pyu uno

· 30 tere-deka

· 40 kwata-deka

· 50 kinto-deka

· 60 sexe-deka

· 70 sete-deka

· 80 oyto-deka

· 90 enea-deka

· 100 centi

· 200 dua-centi

· 201 dua-centi pyu uni

· 248 dua-centi pyu kwata-deka pyu oyto

· 1000 kilo

· 2000 dua-kilo

· 1000000 mega

· 1000000000 giga

Ameno - Era
Ameno / Assuage (it)

Dori me / Hurt me

Interi mo / Extinguish (it) further

Ada pare / Until stop

Dori me / Hurt me

Ame no Ameno / The Assuaging (tenderness) of love

Lati re / Bear (it) again

Lati re mo / Bear (it) again and further

Dori me / Hurt me

Ome nare impera vi emula-ri, Ameno / Each nose reigns over you in a emulated way, Assuage (it)

Ameno	 / Assuage (it)

Ameno / Assuage (it)

Ome nare impera vi, Ameno / Each nose reigns over you, Assuage (it)

Di me re, di me re / Tell me again, tell me again

Mati ro / Kill the rest

Mati re mo / Kill (it) again and further

Ameno	/ Assuage (it)

Ome nare impera vi emula-ri, Ameno / Each nose reigns over you in a emulated way, Assuage (it)

Ome nare impera vi emula-ri, Ameno / Each nose reigns over you in a emulated way, Assuage (it)

Ameno-dore / The one who assuages (it)

Ameno dori, me / Assuage the pain, (assuage) me

Ameno dori, me / Assuage the pain, (assuage) me

Ame no Dom’	/ The Lord of love

Dori me, reo  / Hurt me, defendant

Ameno dori, me / Assuage the pain, (assuage) me

Ameno dori, me / Assuage the pain, (assuage) me

Dori me, am’...  / Hurt me, love...

Me-su no He-oyo (Our Father)
Me-su no He-oyo dore nu-ese ine Lani

Santi-eda ese Du no nomi

Du no reja-domi kome ada me-su

Du no wole ese fari-eda

Li ine Lani, li ine Yera

Dona daya-li pane do me-su nu-daya-li

Dimiti me-sa no debita-su, li ide me-su wi-dimiti me-su no debita-tore.

Ne deja me-sa kadi ine tenta-ni

Ma libera me-su de male.

Ameni.