Kõraakii

Kõraakii
Kõraakii
Pronunciation	[[w:Help:IPA\|kø:'ra:'ki:]]
Created by	Marvin Johanning
Language family	Kõraakii Kõraakii
Official status
Regulated by	Institute for Jeïos
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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).