UniLang

llånarattūtıı
(ɬaʊnːɑrɑtʼʌtʼiː)
VOS word order.

I love you in ilmin - ghajafan ti /ʒ:ayafan ti/
ghajafo/ʒ:ayafu/-love
an/an/-I
ti/ti/-you

Llawygath wrote:Êm-ey te.

This is flat-out wrong. All of it. It's now: Ém se dei. The difference? Te is the unstressed form, so tei is used here, and it's ém, not êm, because of compensatory lengthening. The first person pronoun also got replaced with something more logical. And if you want, you can switch up the word order, too.

The old-boyko language is "I love you" - Winerajo tay

verb wenerat derived from the old-celtic "veneri"-"strong feeling"
so winerat /wɛrat/ means " love"
suffix pronoun -jo/yɔ:/ means -"i"
taj/tay/ - "you"

Ror'u:

I love you
no n erimit
no n er=i-mit
2s ATR 2s.ACC=1s.NOM-love

I love you
ke n erimit
ke n er=i-mit
1s ATR 2s.ACC=1s.NOM-love

ACC: accusative
ATR: attributive
NOM: nominative

Here it goes in Kxarxaros (that of a pirate). The first is the neutral way of saying it and the second one expresses fascination towards the beloved person.

Kxarxaros Shâ meyros [ʃɒmei̯ˈɾos]
Kxarxaros Shâm meyros [ʃɒmmei̯ˈɾos]

Here are variously formal ways of saying "I love/like you" in Lifanô. A distinguishing feature of very formal Lifanô is that the speaker refers to him- or herself in the third person, so the third version means "You please him/her".

Informal: Nan uk visêt. Нан ук висет. /ˈnan uk ˈvisɛt/

Formal: Vo uk visêt. Вө ук висет. /ˈvo uk ˈvisɛt/

Hyper-Formal: Vo kik visêt. Вө кик висет. /ˈvo kik ˈvisɛt/

EDIT: realized I misspelled and mistranscribed "vo"

Just wanted to let you know that the Nithalos for this hasn't changed: An mou đai.

In saejsk rajd :

Jo te wenerim/ies ti wəneri:/- I love you

Wasaqalu:
Vâ.quv.un.u
[vɒˈŋuβunu]
2-ABS.love.1-OBL.SING-1/2

Lenefon:
go ran sy
[ŋo ˈran sy]
1 love 2

Cámpe:
N'aló.ni le.rú
[naˈlɔni leˈru]
love.1-POS to.2

Lweltelk:
na kam hi va
[na ˈkam ħi va]
1 love yes 2

Mu xyan:
kam tan ya taw
[xɑm θɑn jɑ θɑw]
love 1 ALL 2

Atlantean (Dig Ádlantisag):
Kag móhin hípenen.
/ˈkag ˈmoxin ˈxipenen/
1S 2S-M-ACC love-PRS-2S.
I love you. (to a male)

Kag múhin hípenen.
/ˈkag ˈmuxin ˈxipesenen/
1S 2S-F-ACC love-PRS-2S.
I love you. (to a female)

In my unfinished unpublished re-imagining of Volapük: Lovug uti.

In conlang I am building it's

Tuasin vo ve oj.
['tuasin vo ve oɕ]

An attempt at using the latin alphabet for my conlang.

meilobi'ua senli
[mɛilo̞biwɐ ʃɛnli]

Though you could, with context, make it just 'meilobi'.

(Veiferši) - Kírkaven vístta. - /k'i:ɾkaven vi:st:a/

(Atävia) ne dorial [ne 'do.ɾjal] or wane dorial ['ba.ne 'do.ɾjal]. Both are indistinct.

Gehvohk

Íđrát.
i:dʒrat
(love[I.Imm])

Sá íđreht.
sa i:dʒrɛt
(you[abs] love[I.pres])

Ize luve yede! Pronounced: "Eeseh looveh yaydeh!" Langauage; my own, called Edelenisch!

Lifanô's successor:

On un óipsi.
1.SG.ERG 2.SG.ABS love.STAT.TR.
/ɑn un ˈɑjp.sj/
[ɑn un ˈʌjp.ʃi]
I love you.

Apparently I haven't yet used this thread. Here goes:

Vhi'ur: Vhi xhag azy. [βi xag azy]
Konamyôk: Abdīs'-æk gīkæ äts. [ɒbdɨʃʔak gɨka ɶts] (If the relationship is probably not permanent and you're a male.) -æk > ôl'e (if permanent) äts > sēm (if you're a female).
juḑitase: çehe kalepeļaca. [çeʍe ɢalepel̥aka]

Why are the flags square? Because I like them better that way More coming later.