Baro Frahnksh

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Leet Speak
L337 5q34Ӄ
Spoken in: Frahnkeeah, Bjornmark, Orbis Terrarum
Genealogical classification: Indo-European
Germanic
West Germanic
Old Frankish
Old English
Old Irish
Old Norse
Latin
Greek
Danish
Gothic
Baro Frahnksh
Basic word order: SOV, SVO, and OSV

Baro Franksh lit. Freeman's Unfettered Language (an A-Postori Conlang)


Roots

Old Frankish

Latin

Old Norse

Old Irish

Gothic

Greek

Old English

Danish

Writing

Baro Frahnksh has a Gothic and Futhark based Alphabet with a dot above some letters to indicate voice.


Romanization in this Article

Grammar

The Grammar of Baro Frahnksh is the same as Modern English with a few small details different.

Honorifics come after names. ie. Jarles-Baro (Freeman Jarles).

Consonants

B/P,Ch,D,Dz,F,G,H,J,K,L,M,N,Ng,R,S,Sh,St,T,Tz,V,Vv,X,Y,Z,Zh


Vowels

Ah,AE,Eh

Ee,Ih,Y,Iye

Oh,Oo,Ou,Uh,Au


Numbers

1 - Oond

2 - Dhoo

3 - Vvah

4 - Kooah

5 - Keen

6 - Sae

7 - Zae

8 - Auk

9 - Nooehm

10 - Oond'aen

20 - Dhoo'aen

30 - Vvah'aen

40 - Kooah'aen

50 - Keen'aen

60 - Sae'aen

70 - Zae'aen

80 - Auk'aen

90 - Nooehm'aen

100 - Oond'aun

etc...

1000 - Oond'meeihr

10,000 - Oond'aen'meeihr

100,000 - Oond'aun'meeihr

1,000,000 - Oond'mauron


2011 - Dhoo'meeihr oont Oond'aen-oond


Colors

White - Brahnk

Black - Nuhohr

Grey - Grae

Blue - Ahzoor

Purple - Moorah

Red/ Pink - Roobhruhm

Vermillion - Vvaer'mauron

Orange - Cheenah

Yellow - Zohlae

Green - Faerht

Brown - Braum

Tan - Aerth


Time

Second - zehkoont

minute - meenoot

hour - hohrah

day - daeg

week - oogae

month - maenehd

year - aer

decade - oond'aen-aer

century - oond'aun-aer

age (of) - tah'ihm


Titles and Honorifics

Father - Vahdihr

Mother - Moudihr

Elder/Grandparent - Ehldrah

Brother - Brohtihr

Sister - Syihstihr

Mr - Baro

Mas - Kihndehro

Mrs - Bara

Ms - Kihndehra

Warrior - kreegehr

Professor - Brohvvehzzehr

Teacher - Toodihr

Doctor - Mehduhs

honorable (prefix) - Auguhsh (from Latin August)

People - Vohlg (compare with German Volk and English Folk)