Þiudiskon/Phrasebook

Note that these are Formal þiudiskon word forms, see the lang page for differences between Formal and colloquial.

Basic phrases

Greetings

• Hello;
  • hailaz, säliz? (masc. sing.)
  • hailai, sälijäi? (masc. plur.)
  • hailo, sälii? (fem. sing.)
  • hailaz, sälijäz? (fem. plur.)
  • hailan, sälïn? (neut. sing. (for non-binary or unknown gender))
  • hailo, sälijö? (neut. plur. (mixed groups, non-binary, unknown gender))

• Hi;
  • hailaz (masc. sing.)
  • hailai (masc. plur.)
  • hailo (fem. sing.)
  • hailaz (fem. plur.)
  • hailan (neut. sing. (for non-binary or unknown gender))
  • hailo (neut. plur. (mixed groups, non-binary, unknown gender))

• Welcome - wiljakwëmoo (as a verb - wiljakwëmanan

Introductions

Names

• What is your name? - hwat isti þïïnäz namoo?
• My name is [] - mïïnäz namoo isti []
• I am [] - ik immi []

Location

• Where are you from? - hwaþroo kwïmizi?
• I'm from [] - kwemöö fram [place in dative]

Status

How are you?;

• hwo þuu? (to 1)
• hwo jut? (to 2)
• hwo juuz? (to 3+)

Responses

• I'm good - welän mag.
• I'm bad/not good - unwëlan mag.
• and you? - , jahw þuu?

Love

• I love you - (ik) þik frijosi

Commands

• Help!;
  • help! (2nd sing.)
  • helpädiz! (2nd dual)
  • hilpid! (2nd plur.)

Ordering

• Would you like some []? - (þuu) wunskijais [Thing in dative]?
• Just a little;
  • liitilaz (masc nouns)
  • liitilo (fem nouns)
  • liitilan (neut. nouns)

Conlanging

basic phrases

• Conlang (noun) - steïpäräzdö
• Conlang (verb) - steïpäsprekänän