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Man = Mone Women = Mona Live = Das House = Meysong Bird = Xori Be = Ich Hello = Heylo Love = Yas Yes = Ev No = No Yeah = Ja Before = Boven After = Roven Cat = Kat Children = Quind mother = Mara Father = Para brother = Brudd Sister = Saor Baby = Bebe animal = Animol Plant = Plant / Vegetol dead = Exte blood = blaod heart = cryze sky = scy king = rex god = dex queen = ren rain = rynd head = hoag dog = hund bull = toro you = vi the (simple) = der the (pluriel) = de dragon = drake heaven = Heemen world = Ƿelt fox = kitsen wolf = wilk hand = mind eye = oye horse = zald boy = berny Girl = barny Lion = love good = cut new = nex feeling = spiriter |
The Scrowdian (in French : Scrowdien, in Scrowdian : Scrowdia ling) is a Germanic language of the Indo-European family. Call also the language of the dragons. Spoken by 1,480,000,000 people in the world. And the official language in the alternative universe of the United Provinces.
For history the English have won the Hundred Years War against the French. after the dispute is over will become allies and even merge to be the most powerful country in this world that do not look like geography and also bioversity. Like the existence of dragons, unicorns, griffins, megaconda, anthropomorphic animals, etc ...)
The United Provinces is a country in Europe where it is unified France, United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Nederland, Luxembourg are now call the "Provinces". Border with Germania, Italy, Swissy and Ibery. The capital is Orléans.
The 17 provinces : France, Brittany, Occitany, Corsica, Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland, England, Scotland, Wales, Man, Ireland, Shetland, Faroe, La Réunion, New Caledonia and Nederlands Antilles.
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Phonology[]
Consonants[]
| Bilabial | Labio-dental | Dental | Alveolar | Post-alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Labio-velar | Uvular | Glottal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nasal | m | n | ɲ | ŋ | ||||||
| Plosive | p b | d t | k ɡ | |||||||
| Fricative | β | v f | ð | s z | ʃ ʒ | ʁ χ | h | |||
| Affricate | ||||||||||
| Approximant | ɹ | j | ʍ w | |||||||
| Trill | ||||||||||
| Flap or tap | ||||||||||
| Lateral fric. | ||||||||||
| Lateral app. | l | |||||||||
| Lateral flap |
Vowels[]
| Front | Near-front | Central | Near-back | Back | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | i y | u | |||
| Near-high | ɪ | ||||
| High-mid | e | o | |||
| Mid | ə | ||||
| Low-mid | ɛ | ɔ | |||
| Near-low | |||||
| Low | a |
Diphtongue : aɪ ɔj ao
Nasalisation : ɛ͂
Rule of phonems[]
m : the sound [m] is pronounced as in English (mid = middle)
b : the sound [b] is pronounced as in English (bows = walk) The sound b is not pronounced Indian β : the sound [b] is pronounced as in Spanish (plaba = fireplace)
p : the sound [p] is pronounced as in English (pul = thumb)
v : the sound [v] is pronounced as in English (vore = the)
f : the sound [f] is pronounced as in English (fline = fin)
d : the sound [d] is pronounced as in French (drako = dragon) ð : the sound [th] is pronounced as in English (nordd = thymus, north)
t : the sound [t] is pronounced as in French (tit = ant)
n : the sound [n] is pronounced as in French (nar = night) ŋ : the sound [ng] is pronounced as in English (Tonga)
ɹ : the sound [r] is pronounced as in English (dar = day) (the r is also trill to the American and the Indian) ʁ : the sound [r] is pronounced as in French (rybe = fish)
l : the sound [l] is pronounced as in English (lince = lynx)
s : the sound [s] is pronounced as in English (semana = week)
z : the sound [z] is pronounced as in English (zald = horse) ʃ : the sound [sh] is pronounced as in English (ich = be)
ʒ : the sound [j] is pronounced as in English (janvy = janvery)
j : the sound [y] is pronounced as in English (yard = year) ɲ : the sound [n] is pronounced as in Spanish (sygno = swan)
k : the sound [k] is pronounced as in English (cryze = heart)
g : the sound [g] is pronounced as in English (tigre = tiger)
w : the sound [w] is pronounced as in English (was = what) ʍ : the sound [wh] is pronounced as in English (Ƿery = thank you)
h : the sound [h] is pronounced as in English (hund = dog)
χ : The sound [ch] is pronounced as in Welsh (marhen= now)
a : the sound [a] is pronounced as in Italian (aquil = eagle)
e : the sound [e] is pronounced as in French (pepor= pepper)
ɛ : the sound [e] is pronounced as in English (eyn = a /an)
i : the sound [i] is pronounced as in Italian (irle = ear) in america and india do not pronounce
y : the sound [u] is pronounced as in French (hund = dog)
ɪ : the sound [ee] is pronounced as in English (eex = owl)
ə : the sound [e] is pronounced as in English (edd = up)
u : the sound [ou] is pronounced as in Italian (blu = blue)
o : the sound [au] is pronounced as in French (centaur = centaur)
ɔ : the sound [o] is pronounced as in French (ome = how)
aɪ : the sound [i] is pronounced as in English (kyfly = butterfly)
ɔj : the sound [oy] is pronounced as in English (oyes = eyes)
ao : the sound (ow) is pronounced as in Italian (bows = walk)
ɛ͂ : the sound [in] is pronounced as in French (nind = nine)
Writing System[]
| CAP | MIN | Version Germany | RULE | IPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | a | A a | a | a |
| B | b | B b | ba, eba, ab, aba | b |
| BH | bh | Ƃ ƃ | bha | β |
| C | c | C c | ce, ci, cin, cy, cee | s |
| C | c | C c | ca, co, cu, cou | k |
| CH | ch | Ʃ ʃ | che | ʃ |
| SCH | sch | Ʃ ʃ | sche | ʃ |
| D | d | D d | de | d |
| DD | dd | Ð ð | edd | ð |
| E | e | É é | e | e |
| E | e | E e | e | ə |
| E | e | Ë ë | er | ɛ |
| EE | ee | Ɨ ɨ | ee | ɪ |
| EU | eu | Ə ə | eu | ə |
| F | f | F f | fe | f |
| GU | gu | G g | ga, go, gou, gin, gi, ge, gee | g |
| GN | gn | Ɲ ɲ | gne | ɲ |
| H | h | H h | he | h |
| I | i | I i | i | i |
| J | j | J j | je | ʒ |
| K | k | K k | ke | k |
| L | l | L l | le | l |
| M | m | M m | me | m |
| N | n | N n | ne | n |
| NG | ng | Ŋ ŋ | ing, nge, igne | ŋ |
| OO | oo | Ò ò | oo | o |
| OI | oi | Oi | oi | w |
| O | o | O o | o | ɔ |
| OW | ow | Ow | ow | ao |
| OY | oy | Oy | oy | ɔj |
| AO | ao | Ao | ao | ɔ |
| AU | au | Ò ò | au | o |
| EAU | eau | Ò ò | eau | o |
| AE | ae | Æ æ | ae | ɛ |
| OA | oa | Ǫ ǫ | oa | ɔ |
| OU | ou | U u | ou | u |
| P | p | P p | pe | p |
| PH | ph | F f | phe | f |
| Q | q | Q q | que | k |
| QU | qu | Ɋ ɋ | que | kw |
| R | r | R r | re | ʁ |
| R | r | R r | era, or, ord, iri, eur | ɹ |
| S | s | S s | se | s |
| SS | S | ẞ ß | ess | z |
| SH | sh | Ʃ ʃ | she | ʃ |
| T | t | T t | te | t |
| TH | th | Þ þ | the, eth | ð |
| U | u | U u | u | u |
| U | u | Ƽ ƽ | u | y |
| V | v | V v | ve | v |
| W | w | W w | we | w |
| Ƿ | ƿ | Ƿ ƿ | ƿe | ʍ |
| RH | rh | Ʌ ʌ | rhe, irhe, irh | χ |
| X | x | X x | xe, ex, exd | ks |
| Y | y | Ɉ ɉ | ye | j |
| Y | y | Y y | y | i |
| Y | y | Y y, I i | y | aɪ |
| Z | z | Z z | ze | z |
| IN | in | İ ı | in | ɛ͂ |
| IN | in | I, | in | in |
| ER | er | Er | er | əʁ |
| ER | er | Ër | er | ɛʁ |
| HR | hr | Hr | hr | ʁ |
| AY | ay | Ai | ay | ɛ |
| EY | ey | Ei, Ey | ey | ɛ |
| EN | en | Ën | en | ɛn |
| EN | en | En | en | ən |
Grammar[]
Nouns[]
SVO (Eyn kato codez su der tekobo = a cat sleeps on the cushion).
Pronouns
I = mi, m'
me = me
You = vi, v', ve
He / She = ri / bi, r' /b', re / be
We = wi, w', we
They = zi, z', ze
Verbs[]
| Infinitif | Present | Past | Future | perfect tense | Traslantion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ich | it | in | iz | id | be |
| av | as | an | az | a | have |
| come | comez | comen | comey | comer | come |
| doo | do | don | doz | dot | do |
| get | go | goe | got | god | go |
| can | canez | canen | caney | caner | can |
| eys | eysez | eysen | eysey | eyser | eat |
| spir | spirit | spirin | spiriz | spirid | feel |
| bax | baxez | baxen | baxey | baxer | see |
| bows | bowsez | bowsen | bowsey | bowser | walk |
| yas | yaz | yan | yae | yaser | love |
Numbers[]
| 0 | zero | 0th | zeren | 0^ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | und | 1st | uner | 1R |
| 2 | du | 2nd | dez | 2Z |
| 3 | twi | 3rd | tren | 3n |
| 4 | kwar | 4th | kward | 4d |
| 5 | bos | 5th | boso | 5o |
| 6 | siven | 6th | siveno | 6o |
| 7 | seven | 7th | seveno | 7o |
| 8 | eg | 8th | ego | 8o |
| 9 | nind | 9th | nino | 9o |
| 10 | ken | 10th | keno | 10o |
| 11 | unden | 11st | uno | 11o |
| 12 | den | 12nd | deo | 12o |
| 13 | twen | 13rd | two | 13o |
| 14 | kwen | 14th | kwo | 14o |
| 15 | bosen | 15th | boseo | 15o |
| 16 | sivken | 16th | sivo | 16o |
| 17 | sevken | 17th | sevo | 17o |
| 18 | egen | 18th | egeo | 18o |
| 19 | ninden | 19th | nindo | 19o |
| 20 | duken | 20th | dukeno | 20o |
| 21 | duken und | 21st | duken uner | 21R |
| 30 | twiken | - | - | - |
| 40 | kwaren | |||
| 50 | boken | |||
| 60 | sivenken | |||
| 70 | sevenken | |||
| 80 | egken | |||
| 90 | ninken | |||
| 100 | cen | |||
| 1000 | mil |
The "en" is pronounced [ɛn]
Rule grammicals[]
The order of the words of this language is SVO
This language has only one gender "the neutral" as "the" in English. No need to prescribe the feminine, masculine or neutral gender of the word, that is to say the singulars always written by "der" (for example "the castle = der castol)
For plurals like "castles = de castols" is written with "de" and at the end of the word. It's either an "s".
same for the article "of".
singular is "vore" which is pronounced as in English
and plural is "wor" as in English
for colors, numbers, genders or places always in front of the word
Take the examples: the black cat, the five houses, a young female and the Italian hazelnut would be written: der zard kat, de eg meysons, eyn feminols liong and vore italynd nosetta.
for the conjugation in simple future and simple past and more often for predicting something that will happen far away or never in the future and the distant past. That the passive and the progressive is that things are realized directly in the near future or the past.
When a secondary r is usually alveolar / ɹ / as in English, it must be after a consonant (b, c, d, f, g, h, k, p, q, s, t, v, w, ƿ) or after a vowel (ɛ, ə) becomes a uvular consonant / ʁ / as in French. Extect if meets (ai, ei, eu), the r is alveolar.
A few words to each chapter
1 : Family : Familia
Father : Para
Mother : Mara
Dady, dad, papa : papa
mom, mama : mama
Brother : brudd
Sister : soar
Grandfather : Grapara
Grandmother : Gramara
baby : bebe
girl : barny, fita
boy : berny
cousin : mibrudd, misoar
son : fito
grandson = grafito
little girl = grafita
child : quind
grandchild = graquind
stepbrother : mibrudd
stepsister : misoar
2 : time : zine
day : dar
night : nar
the days
mundar, mardar, mercudar, jovidar, venudar, saturdar, sondar
month : month
Janvy, Febry, Mardd, Aƿril, May, Juin, Juiley, Oog, Septembe, Octobe, Novembe, Decembe
hour : hor
minute : minut
second : sekond
week : semana
year : yard
season : saeson
spring : spiring
summer : sonay
autumn : autome
winter : inevey
3 : color : color
black : zard
red : raed
white : weyss
blue : blu
orange : orange
grey : gring
brown : braon
violet : violet
pink : rose
sky blue : sceblu
magenta : magenta
cyan : cyan
green : graen
yellow : narhane
4 : Animals : animols
! if it's a male, add "o" at the end of the word. If it's a female, it's "a".
cat : kat
dog : hund
bull : toro
horse : zald
rooster : galo
wolf : wilk
fox : kitsen
deer : dir
Pig : muc
bird : xori
lion : love
tiger : tigre
zebra : zebre
donkey : burro
eagle : aquile
human : human
fish : rybe
crocodile : krocodile
mouse : mys
bear : barz
falcon : feycon
dragon = drake
bat : haqe
5 : body : corp
head : hoag
belly : sele
back : dase
leg : amme
arm : brase
foot : fidd
hand : mind
eye : oye
skin : pau
tongue : rowze
blood : blaod
heart : cryze
brain : myng
skull : stolt
lung : pulmon
stomach : stomace
bone : donke
Lexicon[]
| All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. |
Old ich humins it barner freyr og equol on dignitid og loy. Z'it suduing cum raeson og consciens og prhybez act de ongos unds oter on eyn ezpirit vore fraternitid.