The CBB

Regular and irregular baude plurals regular: the last vowel turns to an ý or an ý is added hwi - hwý (clock) gxièr - gxiýr (hair) akh - ýkh (eye) irregular I: doubling the last consonant and adding an „i“ dyer - dyerri (door) tis - tissi (tooth) irregular II: adding -tsivim noun ending on -a sitruna...

All my words have etymologies of course. I use my conlang for 19 years. Feel free to translate the inventions with or without etymological background.

The baude word „dellahihu“ „Dellahihu“ can prefix any noun and personal pronoun, if needed. It can also express an indefinite article or just be prefixed to raise the emphasis of the noun. Here are some examples: Dellahihu nullihu hrý bayrä a-eiahu. [(important!) none misters were here] Nobody was ...

Thanks for your detailed revision of the century! Now let me know if your conlang is made to express those inventions.

Baude-Nylandnari virtual keyboard – pangt doshiesh social media – tosomyllit driverless car – afti widhed vurriisht artificial intelligence - faizehiuyu sloresw touchscreen – daxxiuyu bilétduyu scèrm Edit: Obviously I erred regarding the century - apologies to the all the perplex conlangers.. [;)]

Baude-Nylandnari

Bear isn't brother to cow. (mongolian proverb)
Burh no rä dellahihu bryongt kqa-di. (munqhuluahiuyyu saxx)
/buɾ no ræ dælahihu brjɔŋt kva-di. (mʊŋquluahiuju satʃ)/

Baude-Nylandnari

It would be one thing if he had apologized, but he didn't even say he was sorry.
Li rä hoi pang pi in tyäsoltet soa, badong in - ta rîln - sajjt la tyäsolt a nulli.
/Li: ɾæ hɔʏ paŋ pi ɪn tjæzɔltɛd sɔa badɔŋ ɪn ta ʁɪln satʃt la tjæzɔlt a nʊli/

Baude-Nylandnari

He's a fisherman.
In péshiaar rä.
/ɪn pe:ɕia:ɾ ɾæ/

He's strong.
In stůrgaich rä.
/ɪn stu:ʁgəç ɾæ/

He's my husband.
In méne moayyu-di rä.
/ɪn me:nɛ mɔaju: di: ɾæ/

He's in my house.
In howse moayyu-di-eng rä.
/ɪn hɔvzɛ mɔaju: di: ɛŋ ɾæ/

more words: colours - ffýrb white - biden yellow - yêlw orange - oré red - ryhd blue - blór green - khrên brown - brøng grey - khry black - belqyaq first - fiezzulut second - diewwahed third - pert 4th - fouhed 5th - fifhed and so on family members - fyamøliu myýngbrý father - padøngdrø mother - may...

:con: Baude-Nylandnari I live in a house. Libengbe howse-eng. I live in a city. Libengbe tå-eng. I live in London. Libengbe Lundunh-eng. I live in a small cottage. Libengbe lånétdiuyyur howse-eng. I live in the forest. Libengbe valétdi-eng. I live in a small cottage in the forest. Libengbe lånétdiuy...

Thanks for the hint. Already edited. Some more things to mention about BN: some salutations are combined like: good morning - tyo muxxhain --> ty'uxxhain (xxhain pronounced like [tʃn] good afternoon - tyo daye --> ty'aye good evening - tyo íf --> ty'íf except good night - tyo nya hi or hello - hhi b...

Baude-Nylandnari Alphabet and Pronunciation The language consists of 35 letters. b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, ý, z a, ä, â, æ, å, e, é, i, o, ô, ø, u, û æ [ɛ] at the end of the word [aɪ̯] å [o:] ø [œ] ay, ij [aɪ̯] c [ts] y [y:] and sometimes [œ] ý [eɪ] ou [aʊ̯] uy [ɔɪ̯...