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Get to know the Exentanian language

Exentaní has 2 official languages; Exentanian & Spanish. Get to know our native language. (A course given by the Ministry of Education)

By Ministry of Education (Kapminis Ilaje)
12/20/2023 04:48 am
Updated: 12/20/2023 04:48 am

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 The exentanian language has two alphabets. The "exentanian", and "Latinien". Below, you have the exentanian alphabet and the transliteration of the letters.

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Now that you know the Exentanian alphabet, you must know that the latin alphabet has 3 different phonemes than English; the Ñ, Ŕ and Hj. The Ñ is the same than the spanish pronunciation, or gn in french or Italian. Ŕ letter, is like R, but longer, similar to "rr" in the latin languages. Letter Hj is a similar sound than the one you make when liberating air.

Some basic phrases

Hello = Trai

Goodbye = Prai

Yes = Si

No = Nou

Thanks = Strai

How are you = Kach bas (Kach (How) & bas (you))

Salutations & goodbyes

Good day = BengelhTiar (Good = Bengel + h (connector) + day (tiar))

Goodnight = BengelhNuin (Bengel + h + night (nuin))

Kajre bas = Go to the $#!@ (Kajre (to go but rude) and bas (you))

Pronouns

Llas = Me / My

Bas = You

Bhas = Your

Tach = That, he, she

Shas = Their

Baja = Us / Our☭

Jati = They 

Jaten = Their

Jake = You (plural)

Jaten = Your (plural)

Tu = You (Talking to a crowd, but at the same time individually to every person)

Tuj = Your (crowd and individually)

So yes, you don't have problems with people claiming about their pronouns here in Exentaní as every pronoun is unisex.

People

Person = Mir

Men =  Muñe

Women = Ihjua

Snili = Child

Hjas = King

Minismir = Minister

Shleiehjas = President

Important adjectives

Kaphheiun = Government

Kapminis = Ministry 

Kar = Thing

Nuehj = Country

Kiaskle = Town

Tekiaskle = City

Shatun = Territory

Astuk = Region or province

Kunetriel = Victory

Kratenia = War 

Kaihjne = Peace

Ilaje = Education

Ues = Something

Conjugating verbs

In Exentanian there is only two verb conjugations; Regular and infinitive. You add the times with certain words depending the context, but that's something for other lesson.

Regular / infinitive = To...[verb] Translation

Ste / steir = To be.

And because everyone in the kingdom is lazy to make this list longer, you can ask for a longer list or how to say some word by asking for it in the comments or in DMs. Anyways; Here is a video on how to pronounce these words.

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Posted December 20, 2023 at 4:49 am

And remember; Any questions must be asked.

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