Hai! It’s been a while, but I’ve collected lots of materials and ideas for my Ideal language Ikari.
Back to the tomorrow
I’ll start off with some addition to previous post. The reason for that is that I’ve forgot to add words for week, month and year. So here there are:
Ikari | English |
---|---|
viki | a week |
monti | a month |
jeri | a year |
And let’s add the word for night – neti.
Lexica botania
Main idea of this post is sciences, so we’ll start with language ones
Ikari | English |
---|---|
ringistiki | Linguistics |
reksi | Lexica |
vokabi | Vocubulary |
grami | Grammar |
arfabeti | Alphabet |
*Position
The language haven’t got any prepositions yet so let’s add them!
Ikari | English |
---|---|
en | in |
er | on |
ek | to |
eh | from |
on | about |
For example: Mur spikos on ro’veteri. (Eng. We’re talking about the weather.)
Main question in science
And now, on the fifth(!) talk about the language, I’ll introduce the QUESTION. It’s my personal favourite part about the language.
To make a question in Ikari you’ll have to add just ONE word to the beginning of the affirmative sentence, the word – roc.
So to ask somebody about who they are you’ll say:
Roc tu deros? (Eng. Who are you?)
Special question
To make special questions we’ll use the question pronouns from the pronouns table.
For example: Herou ro’veteri deros? (Eng. How the weather is?)
Naming things
Ikari | English |
---|---|
namiki | a name |
New material:
- viki – a week
- monti – a month
- jeri – a year
- ringistiki – Linguistics
- reksi – Lexica
- vokabi – Vocubulary
- grami – Grammar
- arfabeti – Alphabet
- en – in (prep.)
- er – on (prep.)
- ek – to (prep.)
- eh – from (prep.)
- on – about (prep.)
- roc – general question special word
- Making general questions
- Making special questions
- namiki – a name