UniLang

Why couldn't we make a translation thread here too? I would like to do this especially to compare conlangs within one language group, like Germanic conlangs.
What I mean, is that we translate this sentence into our conlangs and categorize them into the different real language families.

English: I will make a new home.
Tonsberian: Ik sal skapan niejan hém.

English: I will make a new home.
Tonsberian: Ik sal skapan niejan hém.
Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə æɪ nyː çeːm]

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/ [I shall make (a) home new]

I will make a new home.
laabað şon naj emě .
Create I new home.

English: I will make a new home.
Tonsberian: Ik sal keran niean hém. /Ik sAl kEr\An nI:An h{jm/ [I shall do new home]
Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə æɪ nyː çeːm]
Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/ [I shall make home new]

????: Laabað şon naj emě [Create I new home]

English: I will make a new home.
(NewMarks): Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter.
I to build-will/to make-will one new house.

English: I will make a new home.

Tonsberian: Ik sal keran niean hém. /Ik sAl kEr\An nI:An h{jm/

Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə aɪ nyː çeːm]

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter

????: Laabað şon naj emě

NewMarks: Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

English: I will make a new home.

Tonsberian: Ik sal keran niean hém. /Ik sAl kEr\An nI:An h{jm/

Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə aɪ nyː çeːm]

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter

Conlang: Laabað şon naj emě

NewMarks: Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

yes, the name of my conlang is conlang

English: I will make a new home.

Tonsberian: Ik sal keran niean hém. /Ik sAl kEr\An nI:An h{jm/

Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə aɪ nyː çeːm]

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter

Conlang: Laabað şon naj emě

NewMarks: Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

It's interesting that in some conlangs you can simply use such a verb like "to make/ to do" and that other conlangs require verbs like "to build, to construct, to create" for the same sentence

English: I will make a new home.

Tonsberian: Ik sal keran niean hém. /Ik sAl kEr\An nI:An h{jm/

Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə aɪ nyː çeːm]

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter

Conlang: Laabað şon naj emě

NewMarks: Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

Nwrryni: Emi nytt skalik gwri. [ˈeːmɪ ɳʏtʲː ˈʂkɑːɭɪk ˈgɵːɽɪ]

Hmm, seems like Hunef combines best of both worlds, looks like some kind of Dutch influenced Scandinavian and Celtic influenced Scandinavian My my, all these North Germanic conlangs.. A while back Romance conlangs seemed pretty in fashion here, have they all died?


English: I will make a new home.

Tonsberian: Ik sal keran niean hém. /Ik sAl kEr\An nI:An h{jm/

Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə aɪ nyː çeːm]

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter

Conlang: Laabað şon naj emě

NewMarks: Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

Nwrryni: Emi nytt skalik gwri. [ˈeːmɪ ɳytʲː ˈʂkɑːɭɪk ˈgɵːɽɪ]

Teupa (phonetic script):

Teup wrote:Hmm, seems like Hunef combines best of both worlds, looks like some kind of Dutch influenced Scandinavian and Celtic influenced Scandinavian My my, all these North Germanic conlangs.. A while back Romance conlangs seemed pretty in fashion here, have they all died?

Well, my conlang Ösjke is also very Germanic, but it has a lot of French loanwords and a phonology where you can see the "foreign" influence.

I think one sentence is really not enough to compare our conlangs... I remember that there was a list of sentences with which you could check if your conlangs are ready for getting published by translating, but I actually don't know where it is...

mine might change some, so if it does, ill repost it, i might use a different verb, im also confused, would that be nominative or accusative for "a new house"

EmperorOfTheUSA wrote:mine might change some, so if it does, ill repost it, i might use a different verb, im also confused, would that be nominative or accusative for "a new house"

Since "a new house" is the direct object of "built" - accusative. But in many IE languages NOM and ACC look pretty much the same (at least in some declensions)...

good i had it right

I'm was kind of unsure about the sound changes from Old Norse, but I changed keran back to geran. Also sort the conlangs in groups, like Germanic. I wish there could be some Romance here now?.

English: I will make a new home.

Mannsct: Eg scal ger ema ny. /mad'n.Sk//aI Skal jer\ Em.m@ ny/
Nwrryni: Emi nytt skalik gwri. [ˈeːmɪ ɳytʲː ˈʂkɑːɭɪk ˈgɵːɽɪ]
Tonsberian: Ik sal geran niean hém. /Ik sAl xEr\An nI:An h{jm/
Ösjke: Jeg skal kånstruije ei nü kjém. [ʝɛ skal kɔ̃ˈstrʏːjə aɪ nyː çeːm]

Erges Depak: Maron limvoi/eklemetorvoi samit iakini vieter

Conlang: Laabað şon naj emě

NewMarks: Ésejah-ni irijjé ējdha. ['ɛseja(h)ni irʲi'ɟe 'ɛːjða]

Teupa (phonetic script):

I used to have a Romance conlang called Caglás.

I will make a new home
Contrujôrim na nouvas lârijás. OR

Contrurim na nouvas lârijás jô.

Eg scal smed balloy ny /aI Skal smEd bad.loj ny/