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This is the second conlang of Marvin Johanning, created in 2015. He considers it a | This is the second conlang of Marvin Johanning, created in 2015. He considers it a creole language between Germanic and Uralic. It is designed to be a language that looks like a Uralic language, but which is easier to learn and with Germanic words. | ||
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Revision as of 17:15, 23 June 2015
| Kõraakii | |
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| Kõraakii | |
| Pronunciation | [[Help:IPA|kø:'ra:'ki:]] |
| Created by | Marvin Johanning |
Kõraakii
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| Official status | |
| Regulated by | Institute for Jeïos |
This is the second conlang of Marvin Johanning, created in 2015. He considers it a creole language between Germanic and Uralic. It is designed to be a language that looks like a Uralic language, but which is easier to learn and with Germanic words.
About the language
The goal of the language is to make a language that is rather easy to learn, but sounds and looks like a Uralic language, whilst using mainly Germanic derived words.
Grammar
The grammar of Kõraakii is simple.
Pronouns
| English | Kõraakii |
|---|---|
| I | Ikka |
| You | Tuuka |
| He | Hitta |
| She | Siika |
| It | Ässa |
| One | Mäka |
| We | Vűkka |
| You (pl.) | nůkka |
| They | täika |
To indicate posession, the suffix -sse is added
| English | Kõraakii |
|---|---|
| Mine | Ikkasse |
| Your | Tuukasse |
| His | Hittasse |
| Her | Siikasse |
| Its | Ässasse |
| Ones | Mäkasse |
| Our | Vűkkasse |
| Your (pl.) | nůkkasse |
| Their | täikasse |
Conjugation
There is no conjungation, that means, if there is a verb, you do not change it for any person. Let's take the word wõri [wø:ri] (to be).