A translation into your conlangs

[Kanjese]

English:He went into the forest at night || but needed no map despite the dark.

Sjal: Hëlii sjolënið þuutta || se hovootii orðnaaki maakälertä .

Ergek Depas: Uch meoam mes sabar levorer || prifo harf moheam uchui prifolmedil mes miniler harpenk.

Diès: Nòugdinns ganga'ð ann aùndo còullin || ach ann trangja'ð gàun clàur troums dòuwlit.

Kyovantic: Iði nocze pa bluwańwi || ade niej hłaðy maniu pań kaj skartu.

Rocas: Inenarin erecix kaif sonnima qo cecitarino map sa'ek sonniqin.

Calean: Vepríni linim athu || sói sesahí hí occéru, itis liámulis.

Dravenic: Dorg biao reok pan tem || ma cia faeref kraat, zugh dorkia

Ösjke: Han ha gört do het lås ve het nåt men nig ha brukt ei map ogt het mörkhijt.

Nordsíelis: Ea ett ín dea nákkt ens váll gégángeð || abéð brákkte troþ dea daunkelhæt kæne karte.

Erytheic: Î fve in serva notte, se necêsitave nola mapa cvamcva obscuritate.

Tërüks: Trüsÿxg Dig dÿVjemez djüKërtšïlc. || djuz xulUïxirg qüFiësëtÿ jeÄqgä-v-Tyngir.

Šshowîše Wulûwi: s šwîrî laþa c heþa n hewî || r s šwîrî meþa î nþîšswo su he

Kanjese: Mokanke, zaibiat za nei sa sei | | paile bu makiaka sai do jianan

Esëpelâto: Is ghil ê alëpalô nokëtol || set is ghëbesô ne mapo spite têêpëlolâ.

Piatlese: Merugon tal| |chochagul miotal

Tailenese: Chau chau kong da| |mosukus las nas lut lut pyoko miaskan.

Fÿga: Åg fenta onda en måre du gåben || om krånen dåntar karte cin en dunken

Nïxalos: Mu yoru mörï yox esđïba || yevï, lučak al ov vïđu öy ön kočeïba

Nosore: E Shiap fi ud e viosa rel astoypej || xo jog e tlaq fi praj e riqaxama igerpej

Caltresa: Se sirat a forestra a nocta, ma fe cerat carti, taceto norvesa.

Pokonesh: Tya tyun sukal mir tuail kan | | Poit leien bu yous desde ka jiou.

[Caltresa]

That's one of my favourite poems too!

English: The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

Caltresa:
Borstar cetal bone, norvese i depe,
Ma ro beltal promestir a haltac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac.

[Amuere]

English: The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

Caltresa:
Borstar cetal bone, norvese i depe,
Ma ro beltal promestir a haltac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac.

Nosore:
E viosa si fi iprotcisi, itlaqcisi, idloscisi nid
Xo e jol si fi ysed igarsoc,
Nid e mail si fi ystoy zrist osrebsoc,
Nid e mail si fi ystoy zrist osrebsoc.

[Kanjese]

English:
The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

Caltresa:
Borstar cetal bone, norvese i depe,
Ma ro beltal promestir a haltac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac.

Nosore:
E viosa si fi iprotcisi, itlaqcisi, idloscisi nid
Xo e jol si fi ysed igarsoc,
Nid e mail si fi ystoy zrist osrebsoc,
Nid e mail si fi ystoy zrist osrebsoc.

Kanjese:
Kaiten bian e ailen, kolen, huh soulen,
Sut paidega jo hal sega siu,
Huh mikels yotol kadiet sin,
Huh mikels yotol kadiet sin.

Piatlese:
Segun chabao latio, sadin, y kentil,
Sua tigut jiao lan naor,
Samu samu ken diut,
Samu samu ken diut.

Tailenese:
Choten bian sai sai len, coku, dait,
Syu kan liut kabao sar,
Samus samus yotol sin,
Samus samus yotol sin.

Pokonesh:
Faidan sau kal nait, yaouit, y lagait,
Suk wo lun beihar sarg,
Miles miles saun daili,
Miles miles saun daili.

Dainese:
Yotang sau len, bian, tsa kon.
You tiet lan lan,
Saga saga youbout,
Saga saga youbout.

Latarese:
Tatha sa isa, thae, ika kaila,
kala sada sasa faka saga taya,
xaqua xaqua tai qua,
xaqua xaqua tai qua.

Don't complain that I made so many conlangs of boredom except Kanjese and Piatlese.

[hashi]

Try keep them in alphabetical order ay? (besides English at the top )

English:
The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

Caltresa:
Borstar cetal bone, norvese i depe,
Ma ro beltal promestir a haltac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac,
I majlir a voyagac prejo dormac.

Dainese:
Yotang sau len, bian, tsa kon.
You tiet lan lan,
Saga saga youbout,
Saga saga youbout.

Fjuga:
En måre ve olden, cadyn, dëp,
Om ÿt krånen emÿdnn kat akcokedd,
I nage ontyl ÿt nur nånn
I nage ontyl ÿt nur nånn

Kanjese:
Kaiten bian e ailen, kolen, huh soulen,
Sut paidega jo hal sega siu,
Huh mikels yotol kadiet sin,
Huh mikels yotol kadiet sin.

Latarese:
Tatha sa isa, thae, ika kaila,
kala sada sasa faka saga taya,
xaqua xaqua tai qua,
xaqua xaqua tai qua.

Nosore:
E viosa si fi iprotcisi, itlaqcisi, idloscisi nid
Xo e jol si fi ysed igarsoc,
Nid e mail si fi ystoy zrist osrebsoc,
Nid e mail si fi ystoy zrist osrebsoc.

Piatlese:
Segun chabao latio, sadin, y kentil,
Sua tigut jiao lan naor,
Samu samu ken diut,
Samu samu ken diut.

Pokonesh:
Faidan sau kal nait, yaouit, y lagait,
Suk wo lun beihar sarg,
Miles miles saun daili,
Miles miles saun daili.

Tailenese:
Choten bian sai sai len, coku, dait,
Syu kan liut kabao sar,
Samus samus yotol sin,
Samus samus yotol sin.

[TaylorS]

English: I will make a new home.

Eridanian: Aigënëmehkiet anuom

Ai-gënë-mehk-et a-nu-om

[TaylorS]

English: He went into the forest at night || but needed no map despite the dark

Eridanian: Iwèn ennëdëforssy ennài || bù idinníeet në meaf dzbài dëdark

[TaylorS]

English: In autumn, the days grow shorter and leaves turn red, orange, and gold. It's my favorite season.

Eridanian: Enfal, dëdez dehgro shòr 'n lievz tërn ré, ornzh, 'n gól. Et's mai fevrì siezn.

[loqu]

English: In autumn, the days grow shorter and leaves turn red, orange, and gold. It's my favorite season.

Eridanian: Enfal, dëdez dehgro shòr 'n lievz tërn ré, ornzh, 'n gól. Et's mai fevrì siezn.

My new romlang still doesn't have a name. I still haven't decided the definitive orthography, I have still to choose:

#1: In odumnĭ diefus max brevifus piun atģă pois piun rubris, ăranģis et ors. Es meo ţemporĭ dilecto dă l'an.
#2: In odumny diefus max brevifus piun atqë pois piun rubris, ëranqis et ors. Es meo tsempory dilekto dël an.
IPA: in oˈðumnɨ ðiˈeɸus ˈmaks ˈbɾeʋiɸus ˈpiun atcə ˈpojs ˈpiu̯n ˈruβɾis əˈɾaɲcis et ˈoɾs ˈes meo ˈtsemborɨ ðiˈlekto ðə ˈlaŋ

[ILuvEire]

I prefer the second orthography. I don't like the first one.

[Tenebrarum]

I prefer the second orthography. I don't like the first one.

I like the first one much more. The 2nd looks so meh.

[Kanjese]

I prefer the second orthography. I don't like the first one.

I like the first one much more. The 2nd looks so meh.

I like the second one... the first one is...
I just like the second one.

[hashi]

I prefer the second orthography. I don't like the first one.

I like the first one much more. The 2nd looks so meh.

I like the second one... the first one is...
I just like the second one.

I like a combination of both.

I like the ĭ and ă usage, but don't much like the look of ģ or ţ ...

Perhaps I should start another translation? (try to keep the conlangs in alphabetical order)

English: I like going to town because I love the sights, sounds and of course the food from the bright red shop.

Fjuga: Ÿt gîtyn fege eft en ceden tår ÿt lÿbyn en xkendu, en pardådd i motron en tarbe vetta en kribt råd kent.

I'll post nithalos when I can find the time to look up notes.

[loqu]

I'm adding the colours when I'm home, now I'm at work.

English: I like going to town because I love the sights, sounds and of course the food from the bright red shop.

Fjuga: Ÿt gîtyn fege eft en ceden tår ÿt lÿbyn en xkendu, en pardådd i motron en tarbe vetta en kribt råd kent.

loqu's one: Gozo dă ir n'obzo gonia ils vísifus valdă mă lifnt, ils soníţifus atģă clarţer il ģíf ex lă luģenţĭ rubră tăfernă. // Godho dë ir n'obdho, gonia ils vísifus valdë më lifnt, ils sonítsifus atqë klartser il qíf ex lë luqentsy rubrë tëfernë.

[Amuere]

English: I like going to town because I love the sights, sounds and of course the food from the bright red shop.
Fjuga: Ÿt gîtyn fege eft en ceden tår ÿt lÿbyn en xkendu, en pardådd i motron en tarbe vetta en kribt råd kent.

loqu's one: Gozo dă ir n'obzo gonia ils vísifus valdă mă lifnt, ils soníţifus atģă clarţer il ģíf ex lă luģenţĭ rubră tăfernă. // Godho dë ir n'obdho, gonia ils vísifus valdë më lifnt, ils sonítsifus atqë klartser il qíf ex lë luqentsy rubrë tëfernë.

Nosore: Iovirsil ystoy e oim fi poy lisc iovirsil e hlose si fi, e bausc,i dlurvi nid e cojpa cet ilepmuzci

[loqu]

And thanks for your feedback, guys. I have decided to keep both orthographies and apply different sound changes to turn them into two dialects of the same language

[Æxylis]

In hassis, it's:

hastikhinsitsilut surlit nak hassitminsilut ahhasharik, ahhashalik, i
mulai karluk talngisparlaktarnip

(hassis is fairly new and is a work in progress, so a lot of these words haven't showed up in my lessons yet)

[sa wulfs]

And thanks for your feedback, guys. I have decided to keep both orthographies and apply different sound changes to turn them into two dialects of the same language

Does anybody else automatically come up with bits of conhistory when considering that sort of thing? Dialects, semantical shifts, loanwords, etc. For example, reading that post I just thought of conflicting spelling traditions, a cultural divide, maybe civil war.

[ILuvEire]

Yeah, I do, quite frequently! Lol.

[Vortex]

And thanks for your feedback, guys. I have decided to keep both orthographies and apply different sound changes to turn them into two dialects of the same language

Does anybody else automatically come up with bits of conhistory when considering that sort of thing? Dialects, semantical shifts, loanwords, etc. For example, reading that post I just thought of conflicting spelling traditions, a cultural divide, maybe civil war.

Yes thats what I did with Hasu Komiyo except it has to do with grammatical and phonological changes not spelling.

SInce the previous translation does fit my conculture Ill start a new one.

English: This land, it is good for farming.
Hasu Komiyo: Dai haibàdi duì katlì hyupemu. (this land LD good farm-Loc.nominalizer)