kuniirik Translator

So this is a random fictional langauge I made up last night during the worst insomnia night of my life

so pronounciation guide:

double vowels make the longer sound of that vowel (there is no double "e" or double "o") ii = "ee" sound (as in "see") aa = long "ah" sound (as in "fa") uu = "oo" sound (as in "soon")

single vowel guide:

a = short "ah" sound (as in "apple") i = "i" sound (think "eye") u = "uh" sound (as in "lunch") o = "oh" e = "eh"

some singles vowels are altered in pronunciation depending on what double vowels comes after them:

aii/auu = "a" would make an "ay" sound (so it would sound like "ay-EE" or "ay-OO") iuu/iaa = would make "ih" sound (think "live") so it would sound like "ih-OO" or "ih-AH" single "u" isn't modified by double vowels.

other stuff:

in French, something like, I don't know, "Steve the fish" would not be "Steve le poisson", "Steve" comes after "the fish" so it literally translates to "the fish Steve" (le poisson Steve)

However, in Kuniirik, things are ordered as they are in English. Yeah. that's right.