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*Negation:veu
*Negation:veu
*Verb causative:be-
*Verb causative:be-
*Verb Anitpassive voice(before causative prefix "be-"):noe-
*Verb Anitpassive voice(before causative prefix "be-"):a-(for consonant start words)/an-(for vowel start words)


===Words===
===Words===
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*"la yo sakoneng." - "you're already dead"/"You've died"
*"la yo sakoneng." - "you're already dead"/"You've died"
*"laq muvoi ngume." - "you have two cows."
*"laq muvoi ngume." - "you have two cows."
*"naq (gha) veu no barane" - "I'm not eating."
*"naq (gha) veu no barane"/"na veu no abnarane" - "I'm not eating."
*"aki laq (gha) veu onlo ngatsaro madze" - "You can't stop learning!"
*"aki laq (gha) veu onlo ngatsaro madze" - "Don't stop learning!"
====Dzonaquna we kingaikeng(Prayer to the Kingai(ghosts of ancestors))====
====Dzonaquna we kingaikeng(Prayer to the Kingai(ghosts of ancestors))====
kingainaka qoeta, kho ni zuke,
kingainaka qoeta, kho ni zuke,
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ngai ke baranai pok ga nikeng naiq saghe,
ngai ke baranai pok ga nikeng naiq saghe,


kho niq kai barane naebe.
kho ni abarane naebe.


[[Category:Conlangs]]
[[Category:Conlangs]]
[[Category:Languages Spoken in The 8th World]]
[[Category:Languages Spoken in The 8th World]]

Latest revision as of 06:42, 2 November 2014



qoyataka dabainga
Pronounced: /qojAtA.dabAINa/
Timeline and Universe: Spoken in The 8th World
Species: Human
Spoken: Vämbai islands in The 8th World
Total speakers: unknown
Writing system: Aqäna
Typology
Morphological type: Agglutinative
Basic word order: SOV
Credits
Creator: KOS-MOS (K1234567890y)
Created: 2007

Vämbai language(Native name:qoyataka dabainga) is a language spoken by the Dabai People, who dewell in Vämbai islands in The 8th World. The language is written in a script called Aqäna.

Phonology(Pronouciations are shown in X-SAMPA)

  • a - /A/ or /Q/
  • ai - /AI/
  • au - /aU/
  • ä - /{/;/E/
  • b - /b/
  • d - /d/
  • dz - /dz/, /dZ/ or /dz\/ before /i/
  • e - /e/
  • eu - /eu/
  • f - /f/
  • g - /g/
  • gh - /G/
  • h - /h/
  • i - /i/
  • k - /k/
  • kh - /x/
  • l - /l/
  • m - /m/
  • n - /n/
  • ng - /N/
  • (ngg - /Ng/)
  • (nk - /Nk/)
  • o - /o/
  • oi - /OI/
  • p - /p/
  • q - /q/
  • r - /r/
  • s - /s/, /S/ or /s\/ before /i/
  • t - /t/
  • ts - /ts/, /tS/ or /ts\/ before /i/
  • u - /u/
  • v - /v/
  • wa - /uA/
  • wä - /uE/
  • we - /ue/
  • wi - /ui/
  • wo - /uo/
  • ya - /iA/
  • yä - /iE/
  • ye - /ie/
  • yo - /io/
  • yu - /iu/
  • z - /z/, /Z/ or /z\/ before /i/
  • ' - /?/

Syllable Structures:(C)V(C), every syllable are ended up with vowels, -p, -t, -k, -q, -', -m, -n, -ng

Grammar of Vämbai language

Syntax

  • Basic word order:
    • (Moods-)Agent-Patient-(Aspects-Negation-Aux verbs-)Verb(-Question maker).
      • The Basic word order is Agent-Patient-Verb, but Agent-Verb-Patient, Patient-Agent-Verb, and Patient-Verb-Agent are also used.
    • The modifiers follow the words they modify, e.g.:"daba qoeta" = "Great person", "daba" means "a person, (absolutive)", the modified word; "qoeta" means "great", the modifier.

Noun inflections

  • Noun affix order:(root)-I-II-III
  • I:
    • Single:-a
    • Dual:-oi
    • Plural:-ai
  • II:
    • Modifier of the noun is 1st single:-na
    • Modifier of the noun is 1st exclusive dual:-no
    • Modifier of the noun is 1st exclusive triple:-noi
    • Modifier of the noun is 1st exclusive plural:-ne
    • Modifier of the noun is 1st inclusive dual:-lo
    • Modifier of the noun is 1st inclusive triple:-loi
  • Modifier of the noun is 1st inclusive plural:-lai
    • Modifier of the noun is 2nd single:-la
    • Modifier of the noun is 2nd dual:-le
    • Modifier of the noun is 2nd plural:-ni
    • Modifier of the noun is other:-ta
  • III - Cases:
    • Absolutive:-(none)
    • Ergative:-q
    • Genitive:-nga
    • Locative:-k
    • Terminative:-keng
    • Ablative/Instrumental/Comitative/Prolative:-kip
    • Vocative:-ka

Verb inflections

tenses
  • Infinitive/present:-e
  • past:-eng
  • aux verb:-o
aspect particles(added before verb)
  • perfect:yo
  • progressive:no
  • habitual:to
  • continuative:seo
  • prospective:auno
  • causative:zu'o
  • simple:(none)
Moods(added in the initial of words)
  • Indicative:(none)
  • Subjunctive:lu'e
  • Imprative:aki
  • Optative:kho
Other things
  • Negation:veu
  • Verb causative:be-
  • Verb Anitpassive voice(before causative prefix "be-"):a-(for consonant start words)/an-(for vowel start words)

Words

Pronouns

  • 1st single:na
  • 1st exclusive dual:no
  • 1st exclusive triple:noi
  • 1st exclusive plural:nai
  • 1st inclusive dual:lo
  • 1st inclusive triple:loi
  • 1st inclusive plural:lai
  • 2nd single:la
  • 2nd dual:le
  • 2nd plural:ni
  • 3rd general single:ka
  • 3rd general dual:koi
  • 3rd general plural:kai
  • 3rd near single(this):nga
  • 3rd near dual(these two):ngoi
  • 3rd near plural(these):ngai
  • 3rd far single(that):nge
  • 3rd far dual(those two):ngo
  • 3rd far plural(those):ngu
  • someone/something:gha
  • Here:hä
  • There:ni

Other words

  • And:euk
  • Or:auk
  • But:zik
  • Also:nese
  • Relative clause starter:pok
  • Since; after:at
  • Until; before:bet
  • When(not pronoun for making questions); as soon as:äng
  • Quite:akaghe
  • Very:antse
  • Too(not also); excessively:gare

Prepositions

  • To(people, + Terminative):ga
  • For(+Terminative):we
  • To(Place, +Terminative):dzo'
  • From(+Ablative):dze
  • Via(+Ablative):va
  • With(Tools, +Ablative):en
  • With(People, +Ablative):ba
  • On(+Locative):neng
  • In(+Locative):eng
  • Under(+Locative):ong
  • At(Place, +Locative):eng
  • At(Time, +Locative):äk

Sample texts

  • "(äk) nadzak (eng) nik naq le veu onlo mateng" - "I couldn't see you two at there yesterday."
  • "la yo sakoneng." - "you're already dead"/"You've died"
  • "laq muvoi ngume." - "you have two cows."
  • "naq (gha) veu no barane"/"na veu no abnarane" - "I'm not eating."
  • "aki laq (gha) veu onlo ngatsaro madze" - "Don't stop learning!"

Dzonaquna we kingaikeng(Prayer to the Kingai(ghosts of ancestors))

kingainaka qoeta, kho ni zuke,

kho (äk) bakaik nigela niq nagara noqa ga naikeng saghe,(nagara noqa = Rich harvest)

kho niq nai dina beke,

euk kho (äk) qunak niq nai (dze) arenakip akope nese,

ngai ke baranai pok ga nikeng naiq saghe,

kho ni abarane naebe.