Koale language

Koale Koal
Regulated by	Lideor uf þe kiynɑ
Spoken in
Total speakers	1
Type	Artlang

History

There are currently four periods in the language of Koale.

Old Koale

The first version of Koale was made in mid-late 2020, it had only four letters made (De, O, Al, and To)

Cursive-Old Koale

The second version of Koale started in the February of 2021 it was then edited to become much more distinct from the first version including a more cursive like script.

Koale V2:

Middle Koale

Middle Koale has 27 letters (De, O, Al, To, Do, Te, Ki, Ko, E, I, A, Tu, Ste, Lu, Au, Ni, No, Na, Nu, La, Ta, U, Pl, Im, Li, Ze, Lm) Unlike in Old Koale it has Latin characters symbolize the letters, instead of just being the way to sound them. Most of the words of the Middle Koale language are based off of previous version, but some words are edited to add consistency, easy of saying, or remove confusion.

New Koale

Letters

A /eɪ/, B, K, D, E /i:/, Ɛ/ɛ, F, I /ɪ/, J /jɪ/, L, M, N, O /o/, Ɑ/ɑ, P, Þ/þ /θ/, R, C /s/, T, U /u:/, V, W, Y, Z

Letter Combinations

iy /ɑɪ/

yj /g/

iyg /ɑɪg/

ae /æ/

ɑɛ /ə/

oe /ɔɪ/

aw /aʊ/

zj /ʒ/ (zh)

vvɛ /v/

nnɛ /n/

ɛr /ər/

ch /ʃ/

tch /tʃ/

tc /t͡s/

Grammar

- used to signal to not connect sounds in a word, without pausing Example: w-ɛ (wɛ)

' is used for breaks in a word, not used pronounced when writing prefixes, and suffixes Example: K'or (K, or)

| is used to indicate a noun is possessive, it makes a /si:/ sound Example: Þɑn| kitsɑe = /Thänsi: kɪtsə/ = His cat

//Sounds If r is at the end of a word it makes the sound of ɛr /ər/ Example: Cɑlzjr /Sɑlʒər/

Adjetives always come after the nouns they describe Example: Armj brovɛn

Adverbs always come after the verbs they describe

Example:

Vyɑt her kle

If a sentence is only about a single person put their name, and, or title at the begining of the sentence

Example:

Cyon Frɛkinɑ, Þɑn yjon tu chɑp.

Suffix, and Prefix layering

Example:

Wɑrnkr'il'cu'tiyt (Workers)

Suffixes, and prefixes do not have to be in any order when layered, and also have no limit to the amount placed on a word,

but every suffix, or prefix must have an ' between it and the previous, even if they do not normally have an '

Prefixes

proc = before

lindzj (root and suffix only) = time

cɛc = relating to talking

luɛ = partial

leɑ = whole

Ɑlu = legislative

minkro = small

wilj = long

ni' = negative

nyɛ' = opposite

cɑ' = unspecified plural amount

Tenses:

Vae' = Past Tense

Wuv' = Current Tense

Nul' = Future Tense

Suffixes

r'il (Turns verbs into adjetives)

'þjzj (Turns nouns into adjetives)

'jt (Turns a noun into an adjetive)

i-yj (Turns words into verbs) (Uneeded, Only used in Songs, an Poems)

'cu (unspecified plural amount)

|snɛ (Makes nouns until a (, . ;) into being apart of that land)

viynte (Similar to ism in English)

tiyt (used at the end of some nouns (specified in Words.txt) to signify being used in government (Military, Postal serivce, etc...))

lɛndzj = time

vɑrt = (notes what someone eats, turns woord from noun into an adjetive)

n / ɑn = have been / have

Example:

Uc on vlonten (We have been allied)

Tenses: vir = Past Tense

win = Current tense

l'ip = Future Tense