whenever i talk, other people look at me as though im speaking foreign, so, yeah, different and clearly very made up lingo
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whenever i talk, other people look at me as though im speaking foreign, so, yeah, different and clearly very made up lingo
I never really invented an actual language of my own, but back in elementary school when I was about 7/8, I was friends with another Kristina and a Christina. So we just started talking in like gibberish one day, and pretended that we understood what the other two were saying. It was very odd. It went on for a long time, too.
the language of BOCKSU. mostly putting u's on the end of words, mainly a change of spellings, eg. yew, mistu, I forgot the rest but yeah. sox and ficks also.
ksahdifg7bwqsad'eriufh weklfh4rh wquikhfds12r wilq900hegqfg - (no).
I have a piece of paper from a long time ago. It had a map of our old backyard with a type of writing on it I made up./ The other side of the paper has a totally different tpye of writing that I can't decipher, despite my best efforts.
I'm curently tryin 2 leArN dA linnGuo of n00bs :mog: :choc: :moomba: :choc2: :choc:
I made up a language that was basically backwords words simplified.
So that sentence would be...
I edam pu a eganal tath saw yallicisab drowkabs drows defilpmis.
:bigsmile:
Broomish and Pig Latin [strike]is[/strike] are all I need.
I make up words based on Greek/Latin/German/&c morphemes or based on existing words and then a vowel shift or what have you to make it seem as though it evolved naturally. Nothing that could really be considered a language, though.
E.g. "consoirred" is the past tense of a constructed word meaning "to have an intimate discussion," from "con-" ("cum"), "with" in Latin, plus "suwaru," "to sit" in Japanese, which has been assimilated into French and then into English. It's not the best example, but you get the idea. I primarily use these sorts of word in poetry.
I did that once in 6th grade or something, with a friend of mine. I only remember one word now, but I don't remember what it was supposed to mean. We had so much fun asking other pupils if they were "insert made up word here".
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
This means "hello"! :bigsmile:
I love linguistics and I am taking both Spanish and German in high school. I actually am working off and on on a language. Let me give you a taste.
ALPHABET:
AÆBCDÊËFGHÎÏJKLMNÔÖŒPRSTÛÜVZß
PRONUNCIATION VARIANTS (from English):
A-ah (as in awful)
Æ-aa (as in the Mid-Western pronunciation of bat)
C-ch (as in cheese)
Ê-e (as in chase)
Ë-eh (as in every)
G-g (always as in grand)
Î-ee (as in bee)
Ï-ih (as in wrist)
J-y (as in you)
Ô and Ö - oh (as in oh)
Œ-uh (as in crush)
Û-oo (as in beautiful)
Ü-w (as in wish)
ß-sh (as in shut)
Dzj-[hard] j (as in judgment)
Zj-[soft] j (as mirage)
Dß-[hard] th (as in this)
Tß-[soft] th (as in theory)
NOUN GENDER AND PLURALIZATION:
.....Singular......|.....Plural.....
M/N.....e..........|.....er........
F.........en........|.....ern......
I'm still working on verb conjugation and a lexicography.
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Originally Posted by Christmas
Am I the only one that actually translated that?
I've invented a couple ciphers that I then tried to code a translation program in visual basic. I didn't get very far :p
I've never created my own language though, sounds like hard work.
What's the best (quickest) way to decode a language that consists of letter-swaps?