Yolon

Yolon (natively Iolon /jɔlon/) is an intergalactic language used by type-2+ civilizations in the Milky Way to communicate with each other. It was created in a planet called Iolokh (/jɔloq/), approximately in the year 3700 B.C., as an easy-to-learn language, so that type 2+ civilizations could communicate easily, on almost the same language.

Yolon is usually learned when a civilization becomes a type-2 civilization, when they can harness the power of their stellar system. When a civilization reaches type-2, a member of one of the ~100000 stelar-towns will go to their stellar system and teach them the language, without any wars.

Writing
Yolon follows ASAOAV (Subject Object 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)

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
There are also Earth sounds. These aren't used in Yolon words.

Math
Yolon uses base 12.

Pizak = number, Vupizak = negative number

Kla = 0, Pi = 1, Pe = 2, Po = 3, Pa = 4, Pə = 5, Pu = 6, Li = 7, Le = 8, Lo = 9, La = 10, Lə = 11

Uoz = 12, Peuoz = 144, Pouoz = 1728, Pauoz = 20736...

Paliz = addition, Vupaliz = subtraction

Pepaliz = multiplication, Vupepaliz = division

Popaliz = exponentiation, Vupopaliz = root, Dopopaliz = logarithm

2763 = 172312 = Pipo-lipe-pepe-po

2147482648 = 4bb2301b412 = Palo-ləle-ləli-pepu-popə-klapa-pipo-ləpe-pa

Prefixes
vu- = not

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

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

Suffixes
-ze = ownership

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

-ni = more, -no = less

-up = past, -ep = present, -ip = future

-p = plural (if the last letter is a vowel), ap = plural (if last letter is a consonant) (plural is only used when there is no specified number of things)

-iuz = transform a noun/verb into an adjective

Basic Words
Di = me, Do = you, Da = we

Zi = yes, Vu = no

Zini = of course, Vuni = of course not

Vahko= hi/hello, Valka = bye

Ue = it, Ie = is

Hekal = what, Hokal = why, Ziekal = who, Vehkla = when, Hezkla = where

Və = and

Pə = the

Xie = this/that

Zkə = in

Nuka = here, Nukani = there

Hilokal = because

Ko = can

Nouns
Viak = thing, Aviak = something, Viakni = everything, Viakno = nothing

Ziek = life, Zilek = creature, xop-zilek = human equivalent to other planets, Ziexiak = civilization/country/nation

Hezla = place, Ahezla = anywhere, Ohezla = somewhere, Hezlani = everywhere, Hezlano = nowhere

Veh = time

Vehup = past

Vehep = present

Vehip = future

Zania = cosmic object

Zav = atom, Pizania = moon, Pezania = planet, Pozania = star, Pazania = galaxy, Niviak = universe

Piok = speed

Piokno = slow, Piókni = fast

Divpiok = speed of light

Div = light

Zkuəd = outside

Nehiz = length

Nehiliz = distance

Nehilizni = far, Nehilizno = close/not far

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

Language-related
Ionon = language, Ionon-no = dialect

Pexo = word, pexono = letter/character, pexoni = sentence

Noakhez = prefix, Niakhez = suffix

Liodek = adjective

Verbs
Kien = attack

Kion = defend

Vikə = create

Udvikə = destroy

Iad = use

Adjectives
Kez = good, Kezud = bad

Zelo = good (not evil), Zelud = evil

Kavə = have/contain, Vukavə = contained by

Example Text
English: This field, right here, in the middle of nowhere, in Russia, doesn't look that useful. Because it's not.

Yolon: .zieno hezla,nuka,ohezla HƏZZIA zkə,ehad vuiadhezla.buok ue ie.

Literal translation: This place, here, somewhere in Russia, seems useless. Because it is.

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