[aurazo]

A1-UDHR in Auri

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. (Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

vio pa madanze utedal pegade na stalode so kéna tara na gaspedae tara~ odal loja na jimneda ua na josal odi pefyo et rámanazo ua so súnan nusa~ (usa kópa la Amoja Toyusal sao Gaspedae Danzade)

[eyoraambassador]

So the Auri flag is representative more of the Auri people than the physical nation. See the Auri are (kind of) descended from the Elves (Uahêra), while the Humans are not - but they're sort of like Human-Elves. No one knows exactly where they came from, just that they have qualities of both. (I'm so sorry, for the incoming, very obvious and un-subtle Tolkein references) So they represent a split between Eru's favorite creations (Eru is the prime deity of Eyora) the men and the elves, whom are super contentious toward each other and mutually are a little distasteful toward the Auri. So the light blue is for the elves (creatures of air and water) and the dark blue is the humans (creatures of earth and water). Then the golden yellow-ish color that separates them is the Auri, who represent the marriage of both elves and humans. Because Eru didn't necessarily create the Auri, they are considered to be creatures of light/fire, thus the sun. And I suppose it stands to reason that the green on which the sun rests represents the physical land of Aura, or perhaps just Eyora in general which is the true home of the Auri considering they have Eru's respect enough that they inhabit the earth freely

[aurazo]

The Auri Babel Text

O Boska Babela

– na eyora huneta odika u pa amika na u pa máčo~ – na šede madanze pisaškal aba nival- sea kasavkal so korožim Šinar tara ua na viyaskal os~ – na mičkal súnan ua so- “tazi- eva sumi fadi maskurat ua- na eša čandi dobesiv~” na odikal maskurat ua sao mado na bitumeno sao motaro~ – tos mičkal- “tazi- josu fadi sao ev ramada ua na boska ua na kora èča minasi o elžidae tara- fosta eva dologadal so eyora huneta bija~” – na iksenjeru tazka xalav suli ramada ua na boska ua- so madanze fadikal~ – na ikseneru mičkal- “yeni- ial u pa kosan na odal u pa amika- na kosa mačas la šo minal disi~ na kio so tasal disi no mina kayakpasi sao eša~ – tazi, jose sadi xalav na gajibri amika èvo bé kapalo vihasi máčo et súnan ua” – bé ikseneru eša logadika os aba so eyora huneta bija- na báskal adfam et ramada ua~ – na'bé hemèča Babela ska- sema os aba ikseneru gajibrika so amija et eyora huneta ua- na os aba ikseneru eša logadika so eyora huneta bija~

[clevergirlhelps]

Xtreme Culture Questionnaire

For anyone doing some hardcore world-building.

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[eyoraambassador]

I'm gonna do this tomorrow for either Auri (aurazo) or Varyan (Vaðyédy) culture and then do the other the next day.

[kaenith]

A little rushed, I’m afraid - it’s been a hectic week but I wanted to get them done in time for #AceDay!

Hope you’re all having a good one, my fellow aces and our supporters!

[eyoraambassador]

Varyan Rickroll

[Varyan]

fanjakom basaðysyv bovénés, lakadénos saðystw véw anhasyn, swtalagwbasykom dosté, hédwzmaðbénés źéboswdfalmasw,

wnanosé fyndyécan synomé basa hwpadys ménésté, źywnakonalmys ménésté,

wnanos boaltas myntékmafé, wnanos boaltas mynhokwvé, źybénés wnanos boaltas myntosadé, algwénos wnanom boaltas mynédosé, boaltas mynfyźyné, héza boaltas mynvédémé da wna zétéð

[English]

We’re no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment’s what I’m thinking of You wouldn’t get this from any other guy

I just wanna tell you how I’m feeling Gotta make you understand

Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

[eyoraambassador]

The Lord’s Prayer in Varyan

¡çãstekwme!

The Varyans are a sea-faring pirate based people, and they’re the only one of my cultures that I think would lean toward a more Christian/Abrahamic religious scheme, and I’ve only recently started working on their language. It started as just, a “I really want to add ç and ð to a language” and I did some stupid stuff with the phonology and the romanization scheme, then I decided to go for agglutination and SOV word order and it’s super fun I absolutely love it. Just today I translated Our Father because I saw a reddit prompt about it and I figured the grammar was flushed out enough to do it so here’s the Varyan, then the IPA (so you can make sense of my romanization) and then the English equivalent.

[Varyan] nwmaneçwte, baséðvad vasa, nwwnapétw ćoðad vasa, nwwnaźwde baséwda dwmynjwna ky baséðvad dwmynjwna, nwmanekagwdéwźab védémysta, véw nwmanexaskén afbadysta ky źénðysxaskys damanos afbado, véw manos açyntéaladécan boaðeçysta, céna manos dwnzabfoźe éðéçysta. amen.

[IPA] nomanəʃotə, basɜðvad vasa, nojonapeto t͡ʃoðad vasa, nojonaʒodə basejoda domind͡ʒona ki basɜðad domind͡ʒona, nomanəkagodejoʒab vedemysta, vejo nomanəxaskɜn afbadista ki ʒenðisxaskis damanus afbadu, vejo manus aʃintejaladet͡san bojaðəʃysta, t͡sena manus donzabfoʒə eðeʃista. amən.

[English] Our Father, He is in The Holy Sea, Your name is sacred, Your will on Eyora will be done as in the Holy Sea it is done, Give us our daily bread, And forgive our sins as we forgive those who sin against us, And do not lead us to temptation, But lead us away from evil. Amen.