Knašta/Chinese Characters

Many written works in Knašta use certain Chinese characters. Most are used to represent affixes, however there are a few used to represent nouns, pronouns, and verbs. The table below contains a list of Chinese characters used in Knašta.

Character(s)	Pronunciation	Meaning	Example	Notes
県	ken [kɛn]	Province, State	Flaxilþřand県 (Flaxilthrand province) Flaxilþřand-ken
市	šý [ʃi]	City	Flaxilþřand市 (City of Flaxilthrand)
州	šů [ʃu]	Region	Oxídentsí州 (Western region)
国	pysťo [paɪstjo]	Country	Kořstekístón国 (The country of Corstekistan)
道	paþa [paθa]	Way, path, how	道maršatsjon (How to walk)
不	ní [ni]	No, not	不 ǰis al ídé 的 bots (It's not a good idea)
是	éja [eja]	Yes	是， ǰin ẁakoàtsjon (Yes, I agree)
上	ota [oɾa]	Up, high	DŽis 不上 oleš (It's down there)
没	réjetsí [ɾejɛts]	None, nothing	Aveskkatsa pîní没 (We have no bread)
点	alí [ali]	Any	不aveskkatsa alímentsí点 (We don't have any food)
会	til [tɪl]	Future tense marker	会gróþkatsí oleš (I'm going to go there)
了	sen [sɛn]	Past tense marker	了fétsakatsí lot (I did it)
了了	són [sɑn]	Past perfect tense marker	了了trůvinskakatsí lot (I've found it)
在	link [lɪŋk]	Present progressive tense marker	Gróþkatsí在 omagazatí (I'm going to the store)
们	sin [sɪn]	Plural	Ňos们 (People)	Rare
时	tempesťa [tɛmpɛstja]	Time	Kwo 会ǰis vošní的 时arívítkatsjon? (When will you arrive?)
为	kwy [kwaɪ] (as a word), rézatí [ɾezaɾi] (as a prefix)	Why	Kw'is vošní的 为fétsatsjon por drast (Why did you do that?)
的	dos [doz] (as a word), ins [ɪns] (as a sufix)	Of (as a word), genitive marker (as a suffix)	DŽis 的 kas (It's cheesy), Jo的 kindęsin (My children)
我	joj [joɪ], jo [jo]	I, me	不œrtanés 我 (Don't hurt me)	Rare
你	vošní [vɑʃne]	You	你 不 kanel (You can't)	Rare
者	kêta [kɑ̃ta]	Subject marker	Tokjo者 有 ňossin多 (There are many people in Tokyo)
多	mnoho [mnoho]	Many	Íl avesk aržentsísin多 (He has lots of money)
少	pjotsí [pjots]	Few	Íl 了donek jo alímentsí少 (He gave me little food)
尐	kelk [kɛk]	Some, somewhat	DŽis 尐不facílja (It's somewhat difficult)
有	lešťa [lɛʃtja]	There is, there are	了有 drý nékosin orœma (There were three cats in the room)
夫子	fůtsí [futs]	Master, teacher	Sé 夫子 sen-vív ošansin (The master lived in the mountains)	夫子 is used only in the context of Confucianism or other religious or philosophical doctrines. Other teachers, such as schoolteachers, are referred to as fůtsí, not 夫子