Qa'ya

Qa'ya
Type
Alignment
Head direction	No
Tonal	No
Declensions	No
Conjugations	No
Genders	None
Nouns decline according to...
Case	Number
Definiteness	Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice	Mood
Person	Number
Tense	Aspect
Meta-information
Statistics Nouns % Verbs 2% Adjectives % Syntax % Words 21 of 1500
Creator	Jick

Classification and Dialects

Qa'ya is a West-Slavic-based language with the latin alphabet. It heavily uses the /k/ sound heavily in the form of 'q'.

Writing System

Qa'ya uses the Latin alphabet with no letter 'w'. An apostraphe is used as a pause. A asterix over a letter means you add a /j/ sound in front of it.'Q' is pronounced like a K. Drop the letter 'h' unless if it is a 'ch', 'sh' or a 'ph'. Example: Qa'a* is "Ka ya" in English

Grammar

Nouns

I - a* You - te* They - ab'ch It/That - u*b'sh [own]er - [qa'ai*]fe*r We (Plural I) - [a*]q'u*c The - fu* [Playing] Place - qac'la*m-dc'fa*r

Verbs

The "ve*" prefix negates a verb. The infinitive of a verb is used in all cases of the verb. The "n*" suffix means I [verb] in... The "I*u" suffix means to make the verb an adverb. u*q - to exist qu* - to be slave* - to make so* - to like/love qa'qi* - to have le*bur - to work qocta* - to cost qocvla - to buy eros - to consume e*uce - to destroy qa'fi - to move qac'la*m - to play vea*r - to wear

Syntax

Sentence Word Order: <adverbs> qi'a* <verb> u* <adjectives for subject> qi'a* <subject> u* <adjectives for object> qi'a* <object> u* <timing> So, "Sometimes, I go to the Shop." would be "go u* I u* Shop u* Sometimes" Question Word Order: <qword> va*'i* <sentence>? This enquires something about the sentence. "Where va*'i* exists u* The Shop?" means "Where does the Shop exist" or enquiring Where the sentence happens.

Example Sentence

I go to the shop - u*q'n* u* a* u* fe*-qocvla-dc'fa*r. (yuk'yn yu ya yu fye-kosvla-ds'fyar)