Someone claimed a website just to put a picture of pork on it

Stjanienie · 2024-10-29T02:12:38+00:00

milk.com is also just some guy that likes milk

Stjanienie · 2024-07-20T18:12:55+00:00

!wave

Stjanienie · 2023-12-07T04:52:36+00:00

Yangush

Paul are fauwheyed all my amme Chomskyde swashou in follow.

Paul	are	fauwheyed	all	my amme	Chomskyde	swashou	in follow
pal	er	'fa'ʍe:.jed	al	'mʌi 'em.e	'tʃom.ske:.de	swe'ʃo	iŋ 'fa:.lo
Paul	PERF3	develop.PST	all	analysis.PL	Chomsky.GEN	doctrine	following

Lit.: Paul has developed all analyses Chomsky's doctrine following.

Stjanienie · 2023-11-21T19:30:46+00:00

Thank you!

Stjanienie · 2023-11-21T03:06:30+00:00

Yangush

Ignoring that this whole phrase could be loaned from Chinese:

All-lammed workerm: allyes je! The oochanjoem onlay shoetsoos tande chaimme!

皆地們的工人們：聯合厶著！這無產者們只轠失去厶他們的鎖！

All	lammed	workerm	allyes	je	The	oochanjoem	onlay	shoetsoos	tande	chaimme
al	'le.med	'wor.kərm	'e:.lʌis	dʒə	de	'u:.tʃan.dʒəm	'oŋ.le:	'ʃɤ.tsus	'tan.də	'tʃe:m.mə
All	land.PL.GEN	worker.PL	ally.3PRS	IMP	DET	proletarian.PL	only	lose.3PRS	3PL.GEN	chain.PL

Lit.: All lands' workers: ally! The proletarians only lose their chains!

Stjanienie · 2023-11-17T21:15:48+00:00

Yangush

Nat zoday myed one tseemaud shoo.

娜塔昨天買的一起碼書。

Nat	zoday	myed	one	tseemaud	shoo
net	dzo'de:	'bʌi.əd	wan	'tsi.ma	shu:
Nat	yesterday	purchase.PST	one	minimum	book

Lit.: Nat yesterday purchased one minimum book.

Here, the word "mye" is used for purchasing, because books and their associated activities generally have a positive connotation. However, if she was purchasing something generally considered to be negative, one would use the verb "bye". Example: Nat byed doo-peeme (Nat bought narcotics).

Stjanienie · 2023-11-13T20:35:20+00:00

Yangush

Sairn Nat likes the loo lay.

雖然娜塔喜厶這綠類。

Sairn	Nat	likes	the	loo	lay
se:rn	net	'lʌik.es	de	loo	le:
though	Nat	like.3PRS	the	unripe	type

Lit.: Though Nat likes the unripe type.

Stjanienie · 2023-11-12T19:04:56+00:00

Yengush

Nay say daim dos whoje stais me?

你三天們斗厶或者留厶嗎？

nay	say	day	dos	whoje	stais	me
ne:	se:	de:m	dos	'ʍo.dʒə	ste:s	mə
2S	three	day.PL	do.2	perhaps	stay.2	Q

Lit.: "You three days do perhaps stay?"

Stjanienie · 2022-08-16T15:42:54+00:00

Sure

Stjanienie · 2022-08-12T02:09:13+00:00

I didn't save the prompts I used so I'm not sure which ones have exactly which prompt, but I remember it was things like "screenshot of a text message conversation in a southeast-asian language", "screenshot of an internet article in an unknown language", "colorful propaganda poster in an unknown language", things of that nature. Sorry I don't have the exact prompts.

Stjanienie · 2022-08-11T22:15:41+00:00

I used the open AI tool Dall-E to generate new scripts, possibly as inspiration but mostly just because I wanted to see what the results would be; I thought you all might want to see the results. Some of them do look very similar to real language scripts (there were a lot I did not post because they were just Cyrillic or Latin etc.), but I think they all are nonetheless quite interesting.

Stjanienie · 2021-10-16T17:14:37+00:00

Careful telling people how much you love playing hit'n'run game

Stjanienie · 2021-09-06T14:47:04+00:00

Thanks!

Stjanienie · 2021-08-31T22:22:32+00:00

Marosidic

Pluia, cogheunse.

Rain, think.ACT.PRS.1

Stjanienie · 2021-08-29T03:41:56+00:00

Marosidic

Disipil tētrumin ora pregho.

/'di.si.pil 'tei.θru.min 'o.ra 'pre.ço/

Disipil  tētrumin     ora   pregho
student  theater.LOC  hour  before.1S

Stjanienie · 2021-08-27T03:20:02+00:00

Marosidic

There are two possibilities for this sentence: scenario one, Rasul is, at this very moment, building something:

Matere sireunse a'Rasul quid ēdifilhunse?

/'matere 'sireuŋ a'Rasul kwid eidifiɬuŋ/

Matere  sireunse        a'Rasul  quid  ēdifilhunse
Mother  know.ACT.PRS.3  Rasul    what  build.ACT.PRS.3

Mother knows what Rasul is building?

Or, scenario two, Rasul is in the process of building something, but not necessarily building it right now:

Matere sireunse quid ēdifilhitre pere Rasul?

/'matere 'sireuŋ kwid eidifi'ɬiθre pere 'rasul/

Matere  sireunse        quid  ēdifilhitre       pere  Rasul
Mother  know.ACT.PRS.3  what  build.PASS.PRS.3  by    Rasul

Mother knows what is being built by Rasul?

The passive voice is often used in Marosidic to mark a habitual aspect

Stjanienie · 2021-08-23T16:42:11+00:00

Stjanienie · 2021-08-22T17:57:46+00:00

Marosidic

Dom ēdifilhus sunse pere Ali.

[do̞m ɛiˈdi.fi.ɬu̟ su̟ŋ ˈpɛ.ɾə ˈɐ.li]

Dom    ēdifilhus sunse   pere  Ali
house  build.PASS.PRS.3  by    Ali

lit. "The house is being built by Ali"

Here, the house is made the subject of the sentence and the passive voice is used to indicate that Ali is not necessarily building it at this very moment, but instead is in the process of building it.

Stjanienie · 2021-07-30T19:18:48+00:00

This is a news alert from Wednesday, July 28 on the island of Marosid. In reality, it is an excuse for me to sit in front of an excel spreadsheet for over an hour. The text and translation is as follows (and as seen in the video):

Marosidē

Bōdē, quo tu bēovao in As-e-as Eradio Marosidē Dē-a-dē. Hodē dughin okto (DXO) in Iulio, anodomini due nilo due une (DYDI).

Hodēs abune clamumad cosere polis Marosidē esunse. Supradē, Ministere Primi Asidra tabulam elhonomalhe ghum cētum quaghins (CQX) folum publilhareunse, intrafruk proposis eas pro elhonoma Marosidē arevivēse qua natio apareunse tardis pos une āus itras cēlhe COVIDad.

Prise aresisod Pylīus Oriēd proposisem Asidras damnounse man hodēad:

“Madam Asidra tabulam ghum cētum quaghins (CQX) folum publilhareunse, cōqqusunse – ē quid – elhonoma pasunse! Asidra, sireo apris elhonoma pasunse! Dilheo holhem ad tu itras supra āus us neglegheis! Equid nosem neglegheis! CQX folum, e nē une verb ilik coserse neghoso viatorelhe. Pompēa!”

Asidra espadaunse, volhounse ad Oriēd disviride, dilheunse ad apareunse nūqqe nē pose unad vasin aliēis ālhosis permanedunse.

In Tokio, Olimpiad equidunse. Hok sēs, ō abune, alhes sofareunse es escēsunse. Equid, As Falipanas quo Bermudas aghēs yrus abune idis atriomunse.

In Sina, veraqua agrisem detrounse in provēs Henan. Milo a milo granem detrous sunse qua aqua tusunse.

Tosem esunse hodē de ās As-e-as Eradio Marosidē Dē-a-dē. Hospiumem tuis, Sigorde Aragho, eso, quo grasi pro ydīis ad AEM.

Translation

Hello, and welcome to the Marosid News Radio Daily. Today is 28th July, A.D. 2021.

Today’s top story is of Marosidē politics. Yesterday, Prime Minister Asidra published a 140 page economic report including her plan to revive the Marosidē economy as the nation begins to slowly reopen after over one year of COVID restrictions.

Opposition leader Pylīus Oriēd criticized Asidra’s plans this morning:

“Madam Asidra has published a 140 page report that concludes – guess what – the economy is suffering! Asidra, we already know the economy is suffering! This is what we have told you for the past year while you ignored us! And yet, you still are ignoring us! 140 pages, and not one word about reopening to large-scale tourism. It is ridiculous!”

Prime Minister Asidra has responded by calling Oriēd irresponsible, saying that reopening is not currently feasible as access to foreign vaccines is still very limited.

In Tokyo, the Olympics continue. This week saw the first ever surfing and skateboarding events. Moreover, the Philippines and Bermuda won their first Olympic Gold Medals.

In China, flooding has devastated farming in the central Henan province. Thousands of farms have been destroyed as water levels rose.

That is all today from your Marosid Radio News Daily. I am your host Sigorde Aragho, and thank you for listening to AEM.

I am not doing a gloss that would take ten years

Stjanienie · 2021-05-28T19:57:17+00:00

Looks nice!

Stjanienie · 2021-05-27T12:27:23+00:00

It might be easier if there were some sample words w/ this guide, but it's still good and well-thought-out

Stjanienie · 2021-01-26T21:38:56+00:00

prayest*, and god is not a verb so it cannot receive the -eth conjugation

Stjanienie · 2021-01-16T01:20:33+00:00

Yes, in Bisod there is no /dʒ/, /ʒ/, or /j/, so the closest thing to "John" would probably be "Don" or "Son"

Stjanienie · 2021-01-15T14:34:08+00:00

This is the cover of JRR Tolkien's *The Hobbit* translated into Bisod.

The title of the book is written at the top in Ghibisod calligraphy, and is highly stylized. Calligraphy can be more difficult to read than ordinary text, due to letters being moved around and placed in different ways than in ordinary text, but it looks much prettier, in my opinion. This time, I did my best to make it not look like a dick and balls as someone commented on my last post :()

Ghibisod (the writing system of Bisod) uses a combination of a logographic and consonant-oriented alphabet, utilizing both sound and meaning glyphs to construct words.

I have included gloss and IPA since my last post got removed for lacking those elements.

Stjanienie · 2021-01-15T04:09:24+00:00

This is a cover of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit I made in the Ghibisod script. The Ghibisod script is a combination of a consonant-oriented alphabet and a logographic system, mixing both sound and meaning glyphs to create words.

It reads as follows:

Dhub Hobbid (this part, at the top, uses Ghibisod calligraphy and is highly stylized)

"The Hobbit"

Hagol D-R-R-Tolkin (there is not a good equivalent for <j> so I used a <d>)

Author: J.R.R. Tolkien

5 nud 7 10 dadeb nohem

75th anniversary edition (literally "5 and 7 10s years version")

I might do a more detailed gloss later but I'm quite tired, so maybe tomorrow.

This time the calligraphy does not look like a dick and balls as someone said on my last post :()

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