Modern Ravenish/Phrasebook

Basics

Greetings

• Hello;
  • hailar, salar? (singular)
  • hailaret, salaret? (plural)

• Hi;
  • hailar (singular)
  • hailaret (plural)
  • terve (More familiar in tone but neutral in formality) {From Finnish}

• Welcome - viljakvem (as a verb - viljakvemana)

Status

(Up to date) How are you?;

• hvo sinä? (to 1)
• hvo te? (plural/singular polite)

Responses

• I'm good - vela ma. (Lit. - I'm well capable)
• I'm bad/not good - unvela ma. (Lit. - I'm unwell capable; I'm quite incapable)
• and you? - , ja sinä? (singular); , ja te?(plural/singular polite)

Introductions

Names

(Up to date)

• What is your name?;
  • hvat sinun namoo iri? (to 1, informal)
  • hvat teidän namoo iri? (to 1, formal)
  • hvat teidän namoo irud? (to 2+)

• My name is [];
  • minun namoo ymmi [name in acc.]

• I am [];
  • minä ymmi [name in acc.]

Location

Origins

(Up to date)

• • Where are you from? - hvatro kvymiri? (Sing.)
  • Where are you from? - hvatro kvymid? (Pl.)

I'm from...

(Up to date)

• I'm from [] - kvemo fram [place in acc.]

Affection

• I love/like you;
  • (minä) frijo sinut

Commands

• Help!;
  • helf! (2nd sing.)
  • hilpid! (2nd plur.)

Questions

Ordering

• Would you like some []? - (Te) [Thing in partitive] viliir? (sing.)
• Would you like some []? - (te) [Thing in partitive] viliid? (pl.)

• Just a little - (vain) liitil

Conlanging

• Conlang (noun) - tekosprekava
• Conlang (verb) - tekosprekaa (Kotus type 56*D/kaivaa, k-∅ gradation)

Numbers

• 1 - aunar
• 2 - tvai
• 3 - tri (backformed from tritehun)
• 4 - fedur (backformed from fedurtehun)
• 5 - fymf
• 6 - sehs
• 7 - sebun
• 8 - ahtou
• 9 - nevun
• 10 - tehun
• 11 - aunalif
• 12 - tvalif
• 13 - tritehun
• 14 - fedurtehun
• 15 - fymftehun
• 16 - sehstehun
• 17 - sebuntehun
• 18 - ahtoutehun
• 19 - nevuntehun
• 20 - tvateguret
• 30 - triteguret
• 40 - fedurteguret
• 50 - fymfteguret
• 60 - sehsteguret
• 70 - sebunteguret
• 80 - ahtouteguret
• 90 - nevunteguret
• 100 - hunda
• 120 - hundarada
• 1000 - tuusundii

Currency

Euro

• cent - sentti
• 2 cent - tvasentti
• 5 cent - fimfsentti
• 10 cent - tehunsentti
• 20 cent - fimfosasentti
• half euro - sämisentti
• euro - euro
• 2 euro - tva'euro

Earth

Countries

Countries are percieved as feminine due to the fact that they're parts of earth, this has no grammatical impact but a cultural one.

Finland

• Finland - suomi

The following are organized by region

North Ostrobothnia

• nurtra-nurtronijamaa

Peoples

Communities

(up to date)

• Furry - manndeura/turri
  • Fursuit - manndeurpuku/turripuku

Religions

• faith - -usko (from Finnish)
• Germanic paganism - ansusko (áss faith)
• Judaism - juudusko (Jew faith)
• Christianity - gudsunusko (God-son faith)

Conworlds

langs

-ish - -isko ('o' regained from conflation with 'usko', not from the original feminine form.)

Mine

• • Ierumidd - jerumid/jerumisko

tiudisko

Profanities

• From Finnish
  • hell/damn - helvetti (From Finnish helvetti)
  • what the hell? - (Mildly vulgar) mitä helvettja?
  • What the heck? - (childish) mitä hittoa?
  • oh fuck! - voi kyrpä!
  • cock (penis) - (offensive) kyrpä
  • fuck (interjection/intensifier) - vittu

Friend's

Mr >:-) (AlanVonHeinlein)

• Huung - huungur/huungisko
• Alfian - alfir/alfi(r)isko

====iwaju (iwa)===.

• Uzennish - itsen(isko)
• Reglite - lili(isko)
• Hoyoran - oju/ojuisko

Aenil (Ænil)

• Uinnic - uunika/uunikava/uunikisko
• Anilosan - önirysi(isko)

Talking Pineapple

• Hobmanistadi - hobmein(isko)

Names in parentheses are the CWS usernames of the people.

(This will take significantly longer than all other sections as I get the creator's opinion on what it should be)