Jumang Sayi is a conlang created by Jason Halim. It is inspired by Greek, Indonesian, English, and Chinese words. The language primarily uses an almost syllabary logography, in which a symbol suffixes the logography, changing the meaning of a verb, subject, object, place, or concept.
Rules for correct translation:
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Don't use "is." Jumang sayi does not have an equivalent to "is." If you want to say something like "My name is Jason," remove it and replace it with "My name Jason."
- Before a name, use Ora (Person). If you want to say Jason, as a person, you would instead say Ora Jason.
3 To use numbers, use the Jumang Sayi Number Converter instead because it is in base 6 instead of base 10.
- There are secret name words.
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