I think one of my favourite belter words from across the books and the series is "Ankawala". Completely genderless way to refer to a romantic partner. On top of that is a beautiful way of referring to someone, your anchor person, your life-line.

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I think one of my favourite belter words from across the books and the series is "Ankawala". Completely genderless way to refer to a romantic partner. On top of that is a beautiful way of referring to someone, your anchor person, your life-line.
Delta-V: Rings of Saturn my beloved super obscure video game it's like full physics-accurate 2D Rockhopper simulator like this is The Expanse
like tenya wa chesh gut me kopengs, I just got a saviting contract through an Inya corp hope you find a nice tungsten deposit on some rock out in the black
It just occurred to me that "-lowda" is used to connote plurals in Lang Belta because there are a load of whatever you're talking about.
It really is a super cool conlang though. If I'd known The Expanse had a goddamn creole made for it, I'd have hopped on the bandwagon much sooner, sasa ke?
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Fandom: Pacific Rim
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Newton Geiszler/Hermann Gottlieb
Characters: Hermann Gottlieb, Newton Geiszler
Additional Tags: gratuitous use of conlangs, Fluff, Romantic Fluff, Mando'a Language (Star Wars), Mando'a Pet Names (Star Wars), Lang Belta, Belter Creole (The Expanse)
Summary: Hermann wakes after the events of Pacific Rim 1, looking for Newt. A small interlude between our favourite nerds.</p><p>Written as a Valentine's Day present for one of my favourite nerds.
Even if no one else got me I know “Highway Star (Belter Version)” got me.
For those that might want a refresher course or need an intro in to Lang Belta, there's a Memrise guide HERE made by one of my dear friends Iro that's incredibly useful.