The CBB

Hutju heisegurehereedje. Ceiselirehereedje.
What should I write? I will go to bed soon.
[hutju heise gu r ehere dje. Ceise li r ehere dje.]
Q. write my(active) to-do/make INSTRUMENTAL. rest/sleep I(intransitive) to-do/make INSTRUMENTAL.

... Wecile Setiheisetiihereed ojudulhu, wekile setireheliwereheek. edite. Is -- Deli olosoreidjuluwedjerehereedje do.
... and(different subject) I can write in this language and(same subject) I can speak it. edit. Yes --the day passed with no problem.

approx. Jag gjorde en tårta igår . I made a cake yesterday. Den smakade go tt . It tasted good. Jag vill göra (en) tårta nu. [:'(] Jag älskar de t . Vilken typ av tårta var den*? I want cake now. I love it. What sort of cake was it? [..] Your translation doesn't match up. The one in Swedish means &q...

Speaking of hips, på en höft(on a hip) is a way of saying approximately.

Yeah, I was torn between translating it as storey, floor or apartment.


What about the expression på något vänster(on some left(-side)) meaning in some strange way?

Now clue how to spell or pronounce it, but the Manx language has a phrase that goes something like ii iii i which means "she will drive".

Swedish has compound words like förvåning which means surprised but split part it means for apartment. This ought to confuse some strangers.

Your too late, though your phrasing is a bit different.

Tece,
Suvuliruhziik. Lhidjeehelirehereek. Chiseiredewice.
wekilo
hutjo kuweiti dorosite.
Do. Is.


Test,
I am hungry. I am eating. Sandwiches.
and(different subject)
what about the man here?
No. Yes.

:swe: Swedish 1. I only had one beer last night. Jag drack bara en öl förra natt-en. 2. They only have one son. De har bara en son. 3. He is only two years old Han är bara två år gammal. 4. This room is for employees only. Det här rum-met är endast för anställd-a. 5. There are only three tickers lef...

who - agent
what - material

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Additional: I'm interested in how Basque would been described if it died out.

The framework is done and I got a sence of direction where I want to take the lang~. This translates to that I know what parts I am missing. Yay!


lang~

Final version:
lang~

The Doors - Ship of Fools
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edit: no clue how I ended up here with a double post.... my original post is over here --> viewtopic.php?f=3&t=27&p=116769#p116769

Kuweiti [Kuweiti] - man. Don't really know why - probably a nice homophone that fits snuggly into the phonology. Out of nowhere, it popped up one late night when I got the impulse to use awkwords for once. Lhidju [ɬidju] - to eat/drink. Yep, only one word for these two concept. It was also one of t...

Yes, I meant constricted not restricted.

Look again, padawan. There's no phonemic nasals and no phonemic bilabial stop.

edit: also, the vowels: / i e o u ei/.

Cheesus, four five SIX of you! Where have you been hiding??? All I have ever seen (except for maybe Xing's) are takes on the Latin Alphabet +/-1 or 2 Letters.

Then we're two. Anyone more?

edit: I have:
/t[t] d[d] k[k] g[g]/
/c[ts tS] dj[dZ]/
/f[f] v[v] s[s' S s] z[z] zh[Z] h[h] lh[K] tlh[tK] xg[G]/
/r[r/] l[l]/
/j[j] w[w]/
/tt[t:] kk[k:] dd[d:] gg[g:]/

Hey... a random question: Am I the only one here with a rather constricted consonant inventory?