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@sanavran
i will live, die, or kill for mocha. thank you.
Prioritize life. You can only die for someone once, but you can live for them every day until then.
"Dehuvene eren. Navna viri'anulun andorv ensananar aadas narnavnal veth lanu tael nalu'alor erensananar aadas navnal."
Eilor Beshe - “Many Moons”
Yusara dornal edenna, raleneru tevashi malasanana adenel varam benashenol veian misim annaron. Eidas sa-navnal a'eruuna na sa-kemmel tael sa-oshan, ilav erunan, navner sufilina tanalan linlavan kuvran esedaen navnal aadas harisanan.
Eidas nen shimeshi sa-navnal alenlavana tael urashena ne sa-manudem tashtiri sulavana- “Kavosedel torvan navaa eilor. Navaa gureshenariir eilor, harisananiir.”
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Words never disappear
Sana'in ihavishenennil. Runav viri'duru malasana era tashtiri navnavaa naredorv ineyushenur runav tanalan adanashen erensanel tevashi. - zan enditheshi
“Words never disappear. They simply fall asleep and we must sometimes wake them up to give them a new life.” - source unknown
Gesavan Yuviru
“Midwinter hymn”
Enolien tevashi hanashendar Tash kavovalase idir Enolien tovashi hanoshendar Tashtiri tomase fesinan
Faerlavanel aadas nalu brinien Zan ehuveras kemishi
Alor kavovalashendar iliman Eilor ivrilavandar zedi Forevan ifaenshi udeshendar Telm ayenien tash luven
Faerlavanel aadas nalu brinien Zan ehuveras kemishi
Barna kavovalashendar lar Tashtiri yara zan ivir Ulesan tash tumelan duv erensanel Lurashendar beyavran
Faerlavanel aadas nalu brinien Zan ehuveras kemishi
Eidas enolien tevashi hanase Eidas enolien tovashi hanose Yuvirunim kuldahar
“May the new year rise and bring with it peace May the old year set and take with it sorrow
Sing for all the desires of a bright heart
May the sun bring joy May the moon show kindness May the gentle rain nourish both soul and field
Sing for all the desires of a bright heart
May friends bring laughter and the love of family May the warp and weft of life weave beauty
Sing for all the desires of a bright heart
As the new year rises As the old year sets The eternal cycle”
Meta time! What is the word for "conlang" in your conlang?
“leshunen sanavran”
lɛ.ʃu.nɛn sɑ.nɑ.vɾ.ɑn
(imagination language)
I have taken the plunge and I’m attempting to get Sanavran organized via spreadsheet.
I am in hell.
Have discovered though that I currently have 989 verbs which is kinda neat.
I’m still in hell, however. I know absolutely nothing about spreadsheets which means there is going to be a lot of groaning over tutorials.
*edit*
Day 2 of hell, and I’ve got in most of the prepositions, all the currently input words have part of speech, and I’m working on adding in the english meanings. I’ve just reached the E’s and have done almost 250 meanings today. Brain is mush.
Day I’m not even sure of spreadsheet hell.
I am in possession of 3,397 words after some combining and pruning (probably lost about 50 words via doing this). I currently have the word, the meaning, the part of speech. I am on row 1,700 with regards to marking out the syllables in preparation for adding in the international phonetic symbols. I plan to also include roots on compound words in their own column.
why did I choose to torment myself so?
Spreadsheet Hell year 582-
Finished doing syllable breakdowns, now in possession of 3413 words, currently replacing the vowels with the appropriate IPA. Taking a few days break from that (did all ‘ɪ’ and everything up to the ms with ‘ɑ’ at this point) because my eyes were crossing looking at the screen. Think I’m going to spend tomorrow detailing out the numbers and units of time to give myself a change of pace. Terrified of eventually tackling conjugations and grammar in general.
6 months and 200 additional words later...
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v-5YRy7XyY_XohyaLKmHzstiZeE7CPhnguUFhNksqVI/edit?usp=sharing
My beloved hell.
Diamonds form under pressure
From that very wise post that has made the tumblr rounds-
Diamonds are formed under pressure
And bread dough rises when you let it rest. We are all our own things. What is motivating to you may be crippling to others.
There's an old saying (I think it is russian): the same boiling water that softens the potato will harden the egg
Iliruainu irashenasanna varam melar.
Tashtiri iron igoron berase alle navna tanise nav aadas a'elshen. Navnavaa naluer sana tahan vranin. Toren tornal adelusanannal aadas navna lohivrasedaennalsanna aadas eluer.
Sulim sananatentiir (navaa alenlava nav sana zan Reshia) - Forenan nashar adulasana alle nav ailuse betam tashtiri ainuse evesen.
Expanded out the alphabet finally to have different symbols for the 2 different ways 'i' is pronounced. Took me about 30 minutes to come up with a symbol that I didn't utterly hate and called it good enough.
We’ve been writing about the same sun. We’ve been writing of the way it rises and sets since we first wondered at the universe. A group project centuries-long to try and capture collective awe.
Poetry of the moon from monks long gone and women walking desserts and looking up. From one hand to the next, each time we discover it with new eyes and try to summon lyrics and love songs and new ways to describe our stars and that tenderness of feeling small. We touch this world so gently sometimes, like maybe we don’t mean to hurt it.
We touch this world so gently sometimes, like maybe we don’t mean to hurt it.
This is endlessly beautiful. I hope you do not mind that I translated it into my conlang.
Navnavaa tanas nuvalavanevin lathim alor elishi. Navnavaa tanas nuvalavanevin duv uliru nav suulkantase tashtiri vankantase eidasso navnavaa adre vinisanana toran aluanu. Kinuum vrasa yalunashennal imenen tanalan renashen aron duv liruzan omevrushi.
Tani'nuv duv eilor yusara leshuen dorvan ensashi tashtiri navran nazaruunnal irin'kavuner eidas ureshennal an. Yusara ansa arinnan torvan behir, tulan dorv navnavaa devrase varam avura tevashi tashtiri verilavanfael yuliluel tashtiri yara faervan tashtiri uliru tevashi tanalan terulavan sa-navnavaa sa-anuvran tashtiri dueveras zan tanasanannal shimeshi. Navnavaa tamase tor aburen viri'tana viri'ifaen narem dor, bar illenil eilashensanalen nav.
I am 90% done with spreadsheet hell, I think. I’ve got a quick’n’dirty grammar explanation written, the lexicon is up to date and includes IPA for every word, there’s a section with phrases and idioms, and I have a little bit more poking to do with section dealing with time. This only took a great many months because I find writing down the grammar to be boring as hell XD
After 2 months, I’ve at least finished the dictionary section of my spreadsheet hell up to the current iteration. Idioms and common phrases are being worked on. Numbers have been dealt with. Need to deal with time/calendar, and maybe begin poking at the grammar section with a very long stick.
I have taken the plunge and I’m attempting to get Sanavran organized via spreadsheet.
I am in hell.
Have discovered though that I currently have 989 verbs which is kinda neat.
I’m still in hell, however. I know absolutely nothing about spreadsheets which means there is going to be a lot of groaning over tutorials.
*edit*
Day 2 of hell, and I’ve got in most of the prepositions, all the currently input words have part of speech, and I’m working on adding in the english meanings. I’ve just reached the E’s and have done almost 250 meanings today. Brain is mush.
Day I’m not even sure of spreadsheet hell.
I am in possession of 3,397 words after some combining and pruning (probably lost about 50 words via doing this). I currently have the word, the meaning, the part of speech. I am on row 1,700 with regards to marking out the syllables in preparation for adding in the international phonetic symbols. I plan to also include roots on compound words in their own column.
why did I choose to torment myself so?
Spreadsheet Hell year 582-
Finished doing syllable breakdowns, now in possession of 3413 words, currently replacing the vowels with the appropriate IPA. Taking a few days break from that (did all ‘ɪ’ and everything up to the ms with ‘ɑ’ at this point) because my eyes were crossing looking at the screen. Think I’m going to spend tomorrow detailing out the numbers and units of time to give myself a change of pace. Terrified of eventually tackling conjugations and grammar in general.
Teach a man to fish, capitalism version
This popped up in one of the conlang groups as a translation challenge. Turns out I didn’t have a verb for fishing yet.
“Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, buy the pond, tell him he can’t have the fish but he can fish for you, sell the fish, and give him a very small cut that he can use to buy his own fish, and he’ll say stuff like, ‘I am hungry’ and ‘my teeth hurt.’ Why does nobody want to fish anymore?”
Adanase navran luka tashtiri navnal benase aadas aata analor. Duralava navran aadas lukavashen, amarse airin, ushalava toren navnal hateshenarem luka veth lukavashenar aadas navna, durose luka, tashtiri ivinese navnal ivonuel dras shimeshi tornal lereshenar aadas amarshen navnal tahan luka tashtiri sulava tilan vran bar 'Navaa lahisana' tashtiri 'Sa-navaa sa-yeron eilusanannal.' Bara isanavnal arahin lukavashenfael?
I have taken the plunge and I’m attempting to get Sanavran organized via spreadsheet.
I am in hell.
Have discovered though that I currently have 989 verbs which is kinda neat.
I’m still in hell, however. I know absolutely nothing about spreadsheets which means there is going to be a lot of groaning over tutorials.
*edit*
Day 2 of hell, and I’ve got in most of the prepositions, all the currently input words have part of speech, and I’m working on adding in the english meanings. I’ve just reached the E’s and have done almost 250 meanings today. Brain is mush.
Day I’m not even sure of spreadsheet hell.
I am in possession of 3,397 words after some combining and pruning (probably lost about 50 words via doing this). I currently have the word, the meaning, the part of speech. I am on row 1,700 with regards to marking out the syllables in preparation for adding in the international phonetic symbols. I plan to also include roots on compound words in their own column.
why did I choose to torment myself so?
I have taken the plunge and I’m attempting to get Sanavran organized via spreadsheet.
I am in hell.
Have discovered though that I currently have 989 verbs which is kinda neat.
I’m still in hell, however. I know absolutely nothing about spreadsheets which means there is going to be a lot of groaning over tutorials.
*edit*
Day 2 of hell, and I’ve got in most of the prepositions, all the currently input words have part of speech, and I’m working on adding in the english meanings. I’ve just reached the E’s and have done almost 250 meanings today. Brain is mush.
I kind of enjoy that in very simple sentences Sanavran tracks extremely strongly to English grammar, but as the sentence becomes more complex Sanavran starts to become somewhat odd.
For example, the current “Just used 5 minutes of your day” translation sentence on reddit is "If perhaps you go to your garden, see if my garden is also alright."
In Sanavran this becomes-
Sa-navna nafilintaenimveliir torvan sa-eseluan, arivisedeliir lan sa-navaa sa-eseluan gala ilimasana.
sɑ.nɑv.nɑ nɑ.fɪ.lɪn.teɪn.ɪm.vɛl.i:ɾ toɾ.vɑn sɑ.ɛ.sɛl.u.ɑn ɑ.ɾɪ.vɪ.sɛ.dɛl.i:ɾ lɑn sɑ.nɑ.vɑ: sɑ.ɛ.sɛl.u.ɑn gɑl.ɑ ɪ.lɪm.ɑ.sɑ.nɑ
(poss-2sg go-fut-spec-cond to possg-garden 'check on/lay eyes on'-prec-cond if poss-1sg possg-garden also 'be physically well'-pres)
A rough literal translation might read as:
Yours go might consider if to yoursgarden check on please then if mine minegarden also is well.
someone... someone in the conlang facebook group has a conlang named Venerian.
Every. Single. Time. I see the name, I read it as “venerial” ... aka venereal.
Thanks brain.
