New CBB

ʒo fajjù on, on jom jujùe on, no ajn mi on jùfjo om sku Ingliʃ, sku jùsxo do on. Jùfjo jom faj sòxow to dow ʃìu sìro dòroro djo owm faj seo fajjùx omjò, sèjno ʃìux rjow faj sxùxow. Pjùso:
In this topic one must translate in his conlang what the person before him has written in English. The text should have less than fifty words and shouldn't be about scientific topics, so that the words are kept simple. Example:

Ajn/a person:
blah-blah-blah in his conlang
This land has a harsh climate. It is very difficult to live in it. The temperatures....

Ajn ʃòrise/the next person:
Translation of "This land has a harsh climate. It is very difficult to live in it. The temperatures...." in his conlang
Once upon a time there was .....

Jon skjo/I begin:
Of all mountains in the world, we'll be aiming to climb up on the longest one. The jorney will be very exhausting, so you'd better spend some time preparing for next month's trip. We are not going to see any civilisation for three weeks.

Sadraas:
Üv elre yeße Bïrghe ë þë Uirsælderne, skalr jous klûmban œppen yë langmöste.
Skalr ye Ütgehün vürötr gesleftjg bêon, dirorfer skalr jœ müchtan kumman vœre Hüre vit yë Ütgehüne næghnœstes Meins gæjan. Ücrûs þri Weke, skalr jous nej unolre Cnœdþniße sêon.



Losing one glove
is certainly painful,
but nothing
compared to the pain,
of losing one,
throwing away the other,
and finding
the first one again.
(Piet Hein, "CONSOLATION GROOK")