Language Prototype I am working on in desc

1 points by Slayertgc500 ↗ HN
Numbers Null (nu-ll) - Zero Ja (jah) - One Twixt (twix-t) - Two Tyrix (tie-rix) - Three Pronat (prone-at) - Four Slank (sla-nK) - Five Kial (Kyle) - Six Polar (Poli-air) - Seven Olaf (O-laf) - Eight Skal (sk-AL) - Nine Strenta (stren-TA) - Ten Numbers higher would go as such- for example, 13- JaStrentaTyrix (ja-strenta-TYrix) If you want to say “first”, for example, just say ja’st (jah-st) not joust

Common Greetings

Zygodzaskitzva (zy-GODza-skitzva) - Welcome (formal) Zigodzaskitzva (zi-GODza-skitzva) -Welcome (informal) Hishrenm (HISH-rem) - Hello Sinko (SIN-co) - Hi Polia (pol-lia) - Hey

Phrases Gornapoliticn’t (gorna-POL-itic-int) I don’t like politics/no politics Imbecilianspacebilianation (im-becilian-spaace-bilin-ation) - Other country Kerapitian (care-apit-IAN) - To whom it may concern Holipotdeonla (Holy-pot-de-only) - Greetings Traveler Graposholitzic (grap-OSHO-litzic) - Well, well, well, if it isn’t (insert name here) Jornapolishfourn (jor-na-polish-fourn) - Well speak of the devil/Speak of the devil Kinapotloan (kiln-apota-loan) - I am going over (Insert Place Here) Pronattwix (pro-att-wix) - Land of Greatness

Militaryian

E’scab (e’sc-AB) - Soldier Moliam (mo-lam) - Marine Escaber (esc-ab-ER) - Commander Privaska (PRIV-aska) - Provisions Sicalianstrenzix (sis-lian-STREN-zix) - Charge/Fire/Move/Action Hadorifor (ha-dori-four) - Vice Adermal Dorifor (dori-four) - Adermal Bziship (Bi-zih-shup) - Bishop

Common Words

Writchiv (WRIT-chiv) - Which Tismak (TIS-mac) - Going/go Retisimo (RETI-semo) - After/afterwards/Afterward Arialtis (aeri-ALtis) - Body of water/Water/Drink Ioncanta (YOWN-canta) - Government Kerapot (kera-pot) - Because of/Because Persquiga (pers-QUIG-a) - Definitely Gebonesh (ge-bone-eesh) - Going Ishno (ish-no) - Should Nykelf (Nein-kelf) - Never Preoskot (PREO-skott) - Know/Learn Bouldenstikpriskotavitskenot (BOULD-en-stikprisk-otavits-KENOT) - Punishment for deserters. (VERY BAD)

Family Yaunt (Y-aunt) - Cousin (female) Yunc (Y-unc) - Cousin (male) Dafer (Dae-fer) - Father (informal) Dafern (Dae-fern) - Father (formal) Ganeser (Gane-eser) - Mother (formal) Ganes (Gane-es) - Mother (informal) Dyetsmago (dyet-smaugo) - Grandfather Dyetsigo (dyet-sigo) - Grandmother

School Subjects Strikosmeg (STRIKO-smeg) - Science Imbecilian (im-becilian) - English Gypith (GYIP-ith) - Gym/Sport/Athlete Sical Streuopin (SIC-al Streu-pen) - Social Studies

Pronouns/callouts Jit (ji-TE) - Him/He Skit (SK-ite) - Her/She Zhey (za-hey) - They Zheyem (ZHEY-em) - Them

Common Short Words (1-4 letters) Vex (vex) - Be Kraue (KRA-ue) - The Ri (Ri) - If Ki (Ce) - it Kin (K-in) - Is Olm (U-lm) - Or Uhm (Umm) - Oh Wln (Win) - Ok Quo (c-uo) - An Los (loss) - Of Losa (lo-sa) - Off Lona (lo-NA) - On Yizox (yiz-OX) - Yes Poska (pos-KA) - Then V (VEE) - I Zenlo (zen-low) - That Zinc (ZI-nc) -You Zoup (Zhoop) - To Dotga (DOT-ga) - From Nyeina (nein-a) - No Zend (zi-END) - And (informal) Eto (et-O) - And (formal) Tav (tah-v) So

If anyone has any suggestions on how I could improve this, let me know.

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The language is called Pronattwix, by the way, meaning fourty-two.