A language I made up for fun.... because why not?
Pronunciation notes:
J is a semi-vowel, taking the place of ‘Y’. So ‘Jalle’ (Really) would be pronounced ‘Yall-aye.’
There is no hard G sound, in its place is always a hard K. G is pronounced as a soft J.
X is very rarely used in Sylve, but is not completely omitted.
Most of the time C is soft, but in some circumstances it may be hard.
To pluralize a word, add ‘e’ (Ayy) at the end.
To make into an adverb, at ‘le’ (Lay) at the end.
Suffixes:
ing = it
ed = ev
est = ar
s = e
ly = le
Sentence Examples:
“How are you? Me, I’m okay. I could be better.”
“Toge jae thu? Ki, ka’si ida. Ka mayev fie mi’jot.”
(Sylvan proverb)
“Life is a privledge, death is a right.”
“Sylvro se ta con’jex, moumm se ta locob.”
(Sylvan curse)
“May your teeth turn to mush and your food to stone.”
“L’wi thu’j fantu sana dol coirh han thu’j gruh dol olpe.”
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