User:KikuJones/Renserian

Phonetics
Vowels: A a, Э э, Ә ә, I i, Ü ü, Ω ω

Consonants: K k, M m, N n, V v, ճ ҍ, Θ θ, P p, L l, Λ y, Ռ w, S s, Հ ֆ, Ђ j, Ç c, И ^, Я я, T t, R r, Ł ł, Ŋ ŋ Ҩ o,

Alphabet: Uses Cyrillic and Latin mix with additional letters from Greek and Armenian.

Stress occurs on the first syllable of each word.

Grammar structure
Word Order - SVO

Noun before Adjective

Noun before Postposition

Possessor before Possessee

Verb before Auxiliary

Basic words
And - Ik

But - kic

Or - oθar

Person - Jilama

Animal - Kaplanә

Rock - Atsia

To see - Swa

To sit - Palaya

To give - Ratka

To jump - Vansa

To be - jipala

To have - ωłωna

To like - łωvka

To go - θanla

To make - iklansa

Place - Kija

Live - kami

Kijakami - home (live-place)

Kijajilama - realtor (live-person)

"The person sees the animal" = "Ila jilama gaswaa ilә kaplanә."

Adjective in the sentence come after the noun it modifies.

Renserian uses postpositions in order to follow the rules of the language.

The person sees the big animal on the rock. - "Ila jilama gaswaa ilә kaplanәkran ila atsiain."

Word for word the sentence is - "The person V. MARKER-sees the animal-big the rock-on."

Forgot to mention - you connect the adpositions and the adjectives in order to show what is being described. If they aren't connected when you write, people will probably be confused.

Posessive sentence example - Anωchωntω (His-dog)

Plurals are marked by adding "c"

"Ila jilamac gaswai ilә kaplanәkranc ila atsiainc" - The people see the big animals on the rocks" - WFW - "The person-PL v. marker-see the animal-big-PL the rock-on-PL"

Animals
dog - hωntω (ilω hωntω,

Metaphors
"He's in a bad place" - Anai ila kijaka (He-in the place-water) He's in the ocean

"You need to remove you from your problems, not your problems from you." - Vac kalэ gavanskiam pэ kranpэkakija, no kranpэkakija vanskiampon vac. (you need S.V.marker-jump-out-to of ship, not ship jump-out-O.V.marker you)

"Love is like the ocean, it can be deep, warm, and fun, but dangerous and unknown at the same time." - Libәji cәn ila kijaka, vpałapmikłam (brha-warhm-ik-wam), kic łümaikaküsamatiküt (łüma-ik-akü-sama-tik-üt). (Love-is like the ocean, deep-warm-and-fun, but dangerous-and-unknown-same-time-at)

Tenses
Far past - Far past is marked by adding " ҍ" "An swaω anωchωntaҍ" - "He sees his-dog-F.PAST" = "He saw his dog a long time ago"

Near Past - Near Past is marked by adding "T" - "An swaω anωchωntat" - He sees his-dog-N.PAST" = "He saw his dog"

Present does not have a marker - "An swaω anωchωnta"

Near Future - Near Future is marked by adding "V" - "An swaω anωchωntav" - He sees his-dog-N.FUTURE" - "He will see his dog soon"

Far future - Far future is marked by adding "я" - "An swaω anωchωntaя" - "He sees his-dog-F.FUTURE" - "He will see his dog in a very long time."

Aspect
Perfective - marked by s - He sits - "An palas", he sat a while ago - "An palats", he will sit soon - "An palavs", he sat a long time ago - "An palaҍs", he will sit in a very long time - "An palaяs"

Imperfective - marked by L - He is sitting - "An palal", he was sitting - "An palatl", he will be sitting - "An palavl", he was sitting a long time ago - "An palaҍl", he will be sitting in a very long time - "An palaяl"

The aspect marker will come before the tense marker in the word.

An palavs = He sits-N.PAST-PERFECTIVE

Valency
"Ji jilamac ilә kaplanәpon" - I see animal-by = I am seen by the animal, so pon = by

All verbs can be done this way, and in order to mark that the object is doing something to the subject, you must add pon after the verb. In order to mark that the subject is doing something to the object, you add "Ga" to the front of the verb.

Articles, gender markers, etc..
Masculine article - ilω (the), kω (a), cω (negative)

Feminine article - ila (the), ka (a), ca (negative)

Neutral article - ilэ (the), kэ (a), cэ (negative)

Object article - ilә (the), kә (a), cә (negative)

Plural article - ili, ki (a), ci (negative)

Plural masculine marker - iliω, kiω (a), ciω

Plural feminine marker - ilia, kia, cia

Plural neutral marker - iliэ, kiэ, ciэ

Pronouns
Ji - I

Ma - me

Map - my

Vac - you singular

Vil - you plural

Masculine pronouns - an (he), anω (him) anωc (his) anωcam (himself)

Feminine pronouns - in (she) ina (her) inac (hers) inacam (herself)

Neutral pronouns - ün (they) ünэ (them) ünэc (their) ünэcam (themself)

Object pronouns - ωn (it) ωnә (its) ωnәc (its) ωnәcam (itself)

Plural pronouns 3rd person - әn (they) әni (them) әnic (theirs) әnicam (theirself)

Plural pronouns 1st person - jima (we) jica (us)

When you signify that the subject is doing something, you end the verb in the gender of the pronoun/noun before it.

Example: instead of "An viωa Anlac.", it would be "An viωω Anlac.", because the thing speaking is masculine.

Feminine - "In viωa Anlac."

Neutral - "Ün viωэ Anlac."

So on and soforth.

Phrasebook
Θasiэmüa! - Hello! (Thasiaymua)

Mi ҍэms ^op? How are you? (Mee chayms pf(stop)rh?)

ճüsi яi. (Chusi pfee!) Good day

ճüsi, raяωt. (Chusi, rapfoots.) Good, thanks

Λü iθ ҍam? (Llu ith cham?) What is your name?

La ҍami wic... (La chamee rreech...) My name is....

ճüsi yәt ama. (Chusi lluhts ama.) Good to meet you.

Θyamsi. (Thllamsi.) Please.

Raяωt. (Rapfoots,) Thanks.

Әoysli. (Uh(stop)llslee.) You're welcome.

Ji. (Mee) Yes

Laws. (Larrs.) No

Vami ҍa. (Bamee cha.) Excuse me.

Әc tüt mir ya^. (Uhs tsuust meerh llap.) I'm sorry.

Imna! Bye

Әp manava. (Uhrh manaba) Goodbye

Mi yavi raθü (Mi llabi rathu.) I love you,

Mi vi Rәnsәpian wioy. (Mi bi Ruhnsuhrian rri(stop)ll.) I don't speak Renserian well.

La mi viωa Anlac? (La mi biooa Anlash?) Do you speak English?

Mia viωa Anlac ֆip? (Mia biooa Anlash hirh?) Does anyone here speak English?

ֆiyя! (Heellpf!) Help!

ճüsia mipnan! (Chusia mirhnan!) Good morning!

ճüsia aqtnan! (Chusia atsnan!) Good afternoon!

ճüsia ivinan! (Chusia ibinan!) Good evening!

ճüsia niknan! (Chusia niknan!) Good night!