Clofabosin/Phrasebook

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Lexicon
Swadesh list

Basic phrases

  • Furine! - Hello!/Goodbye! (lit. "[I wish you] health")
  • Aban! - Hello!
  • Abacavir! - Greetings!
  • Valone alfa furine! (to one person)/Vazone alfa furine! (to many people)/Provolone alfa furine (polite) - Hello!/Goodbye! (reply to Furine!)
  • Riconercept! - Goodbye!
    • Riconafocept! - Goodbye (and good riddance)!
  • Calcavir. - Thank you.
  • Tenofovir. - You're welcome.
  • Canakinumab. - I'm sorry.
  • Briakinumab. - Excuse me. / Just a moment.
  • Provolone glipatinib? - What is your name?
  • Endone $NAME epatinib. - My name is $NAME.
  • X-one clofabosib glipatinib? - What is X called in Clofabosin?
  • Erpicin dasavir. - Nice to meet you.
  • Ustekinumab! - Welcome! (lit. "That it be a pleasure")
  • Lulumab pegol? - How are you? (lit. "Are you restful?")
  • Certolizumab pegol? - Good morning! (lit. "Did you sleep?")
  • Gadostat. - Very well.
  • Cen. / [repeat verb] - Yes.
  • For. / [repeat verb in the negative] - No.
  • Desmerpan. = I agree.
  • [Endone] clofabosinafovir. / Endone clofabosin atefovir. - I can't speak Clofabosin.
  • Clofabosine nibuxavir. - I am learning Clofabosin.
  • Clofabosine nefliprofen. - I want to practice my Clofabosin.
  • Anglosin atemab pegol? - Do you speak English?
  • Busustat serogosimab. = Could you please speak more slowly?
  • Ripagosimab. - Please say that again.
  • Lutacertolifozole. - I didn't sleep enough.
  • Endin... - I am...
    • americarinavir. - ...American.
    • canadarinavir. - ...Canadian.
    • mexicorinavir. - ...Mexican.
    • britorinavir. - ...British.
    • eririnavir. - ...Irish.
    • cambririnavir. - ...Welsh.
    • fransorinavir. - ...French.
    • doitsorinavir. - ...German.
    • espaniarinavir. - ...Spanish.
    • elinorinavir. - ...Greek.
    • rusorinavir. - ...Russian.
    • svedorinavir. - ...Swedish.
    • suomirinavir. - ...Finnish.
    • estirinavir. - ...Estonian.
    • madiarorinavir. - ...Hungarian.
    • hangucorinavir. - ...Korean.
    • nihonorinavir. - ...Japanese.
    • sunguorinavir. - ...Chinese.
    • vietnamorinavir. - ...Vietnamese.
    • tairinavir. - ...Thai.
    • tiurcorinavir. - ...Turkish.
    • clofaborinavir. - ...Clofabian.
    • tigarinavir. - ...Chick Corean.
  • En cefactib dirpamab tiuxetan. - I must rest today.
  • Vane nelcavir. - I love you.
  • Ene nelcapel? - Do you love me?
  • Cefan glimorelin? - What day of the week is today?
  • Cefan... - Today is...
    • domorelin(avir). - Saturday.
    • remorelin(avir). - Sunday.
    • mimorelin(avir). - Monday.
    • famorelin(avir). - Tuesday.
    • solmorelin(avir). - Wednesday.
    • lamorelin(avir). - Thursday.
    • timorelin(avir). - Friday.
  • Tricinol nepifenazin sumacamab! - Workers of the world, unite!
  • Cefatevir! - [You/We] can do this!
  • Ipamorelin! - When pigs fly!
  • Clotrimazole! - Good job!
  • Endixecone... - I think that...
  • Esofos serotin lutafotinib. - One language is never enough.

Months

  1. talaporfin = January (tala.vir = dark)
  2. uneporfin = February (unen = obsolete word for frost)
  3. verteporfin = March (verten = spring)
  4. rostaporfin = April (rosta.vir = to grow crops)
  5. exeporfin = May (exevir = bloom)
  6. avidoporfin = June (avid.in = summer)
  7. temoporfin = July (tem.in = spirit)
  8. padeliporfin = August (pad.in = autumn, elivir = become)
  9. padoporfin = September
  10. stannsoporfin = October (stanns.in = Stánsa, the Sunday after the first full moon after the autumnal equinox)
  11. lemuteporfin = November (lemutevir = humid)
  12. rufiporfin = December (rufi.n = winter)

Days

  • cefactin / cefan = today
  • pimactin / piman = yesterday
  • selactin / selan = tomorrow
  • platactin / platan = the day before yesterday
  • cetactin / cetan = the day after tomorrow

Elements

  • mazan = gold