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Reyzadren wrote: 31 Aug 2018 01:16 :con: griuskant (conversation without conscript)

gathoz griuskant az aeskae uari jeth. vy engaen er koen zhosta iuz coev urva ?
/'gaθɔz 'griuskant az 'eske 'uari 'dʒəθ. 'vY 'əŋen 'ər kɯn 'ʒɔsta iuz 'tʃɯv urva/
sure-ITJ griuskant is 1SG-POSS self-A language. which other creature shall use-V upon sepia Q
Of course, griuskant is a personal language for me. Who else would use it irl?
Gathoz æsk spæzha zhæd æsk shira vi zhosta rœs ræs.
<of course> 1SG think.V REL 1SG know.V INTERR.ANIM FUT.V attempt 3SG
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Prolly mutilated one or three things. So, it seems like after rœsa you keep a verb /a/, but mebbe not after zhosta? You prolly mentioned this somewhere in your Griuskant notes. I'll be more careful in future. Prolly didn't make the direct question into an indirect question properly. Still, be careful what you wish for [:P]
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masako wrote: 16 Aug 2018 13:20 nye tlok kalak ka
Why is no one talking?
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1SG be.busy.AUG.PFT

'Been very busy.
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ma na
Me too.

ke asa nayo muntampapua
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Lambuzhao wrote: 09 Sep 2018 15:11
Reyzadren wrote: 31 Aug 2018 01:16 :con: griuskant (conversation without conscript)

gathoz griuskant az aeskae uari jeth. vy engaen er koen zhosta iuz coev urva ?
/'gaθɔz 'griuskant az 'eske 'uari 'dʒəθ. 'vY 'əŋen 'ər kɯn 'ʒɔsta iuz 'tʃɯv urva/
sure-ITJ griuskant is 1SG-POSS self-A language. which other creature shall use-V upon sepia Q
Of course, griuskant is a personal language for me. Who else would use it irl?
Gathoz æsk spæzha zhæd æsk shira vi zhosta rœs ræs.
<of course> 1SG think.V REL 1SG know.V INTERR.ANIM FUT.V attempt 3SG
[:3]

Prolly mutilated one or three things. So, it seems like after rœsa you keep a verb /a/, but mebbe not after zhosta? You prolly mentioned this somewhere in your Griuskant notes. I'll be more careful in future. Prolly didn't make the direct question into an indirect question properly. Still, be careful what you wish for [:P]
?. Did you intend to say this?

:con: griuskant (conscript is not shown here)

gathoz aesk kan zaubsa kinsliai er.
/'gaθɔz 'esk kan 'zaubsa 'kinsliai 'ər/
sure-ITJ 1SG can guess-PL-V will.try-V-A creature
Of course, I think I know who will attempt to use it.
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Reyzadren wrote: 09 Sep 2018 23:45
Lambuzhao wrote: 09 Sep 2018 15:11
Reyzadren wrote: 31 Aug 2018 01:16 :con: griuskant (conversation without conscript)

gathoz griuskant az aeskae uari jeth. vy engaen er koen zhosta iuz coev urva ?
/'gaθɔz 'griuskant az 'eske 'uari 'dʒəθ. 'vY 'əŋen 'ər kɯn 'ʒɔsta iuz 'tʃɯv urva/
sure-ITJ griuskant is 1SG-POSS self-A language. which other creature shall use-V upon sepia Q
Of course, griuskant is a personal language for me. Who else would use it irl?
Gathoz æsk spæzha zhæd æsk shira vi zhosta rœs ræs.
<of course> 1SG think.V REL 1SG know.V INTERR.ANIM FUT.V attempt 3SG
[:3]

Prolly mutilated one or three things. So, it seems like after rœsa you keep a verb /a/, but mebbe not after zhosta? You prolly mentioned this somewhere in your Griuskant notes. I'll be more careful in future. Prolly didn't make the direct question into an indirect question properly. Still, be careful what you wish for [:P]
?. Did you intend to say this?

:con: griuskant (conscript is not shown here)

gathoz aesk kan zaubsa kinsliai er.
/'gaθɔz 'esk kan 'zaubsa 'kinsliai 'ər/
sure-ITJ 1SG can guess-PL-V will.try-V-A creature
Of course, I think I know who will attempt to use it.
Wow. Much more elegant and concise from a native speaker! :mrgreen:
Yup. That's it. Clearly too much L1 influence.
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Inz amis l' a bouté in-a foto a llinnya.
[ʔɛ̃n.zəˈmis la.buˈte ʔẽ.a.fəˈto ʔɑˈlɛ̃ɲ.ɲə]
A friend of mine posted a photo.

La foto l' etté etteya priza dyin in restâran de malbouffe - lou logo l' etté pà viziblou.
[la.fəˈto lɛˈte ʔɛˈte.jə ˈpʁi.zə ˈdjɛ̃ŋ ʔɛ̃ɴ.ʁe.stɑˈʁɑ̃ŋ de.mɑˈbu.fə | lu.ləˈgo lɛˈte ˈpa viˈzi.blu]
The photo had been taken in a fast food restaurant - the logo wasn't visible.

E dj' ê recounessu la hin-a d' restârant seulaman d' li ddeccorasint.
[ʔɛd.dʑɛː.re.ku.nɛˈsy ləˈhẽ.ə dʁe.stɑˈʁɑ̃nt sø.ləˈmɑ̃ŋ dlid.dɛk.ko.ʁəˈsɛ̃nt]
And I could tell which chain it was just from the decor.

On se sé americant can que …
[ʔɔ̃n.səˈse ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃nt kɑ̃ŋ.ke]
You know you're American when …



Chett' istaya me simbla pà tro intressanta.
[ɕɛt.tiˈsta.jə məˈsɛ̃m.blə ˈpa ˈtʁo ʔɛ̃n.tʁɛˈsɑ̃n.tə]
That story doesn't seem like the most interesting.

Mé jou dê pratiqué mon silvé, alleu.
[ˈme ʑu.dɛː.pʁa.tiˈke mɔ̃n.siˈve ʔɑˈlø]
But I need Silvish practice, so.
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Dormouse559 wrote: 17 Sep 2018 06:43americant
Sed "Americasa," sed lin "Americ-asa-lin"
[ɕɜ̥d̥‿amɛriˈkasɜ ɕɜ̥t͡ɬin amɛriˈkasɜlin]
be-2S.IMPV america-people be-2S.IMPV NEG america-be.able-2S.IMPV-NEG
"It's American, not American't."
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Corphishy wrote: 17 Sep 2018 22:00 Sed "Americasa," sed lin "Americ-asa-lin"
[ɕɜ̥d̥‿amɛriˈkasɜ ɕɜ̥t͡ɬin amɛriˈkaslin]
be-2S.IMPV america-people be-2S.IMPV NEG america-be.able-2S.IMPV-NEG
"It's American, not American't."
Mon problemou l' e cque jou sî masculint.
[mɔ̃m.pʁəˈble.mu lɛk.ke.ʑu.siː.ma.skyˈlɛ̃nt]
My problem is that I'm male.

In-a finna l' ett american-a. Par lyê, toù l' e ppossiblou.
[ʔẽ.əˈfɛ̃n.nə lɛt.ta.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃.ə | pɑˈʎɛː ˈtu lɛp.pɔˈsi.blu]
A woman is "american-a". For her, anything is possible.
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Dormouse559 wrote: 17 Sep 2018 22:50 My problem is that I'm male.
ya nye itla munye ka
Why is this a problem?!
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masako wrote: 18 Sep 2018 19:41 ya nye itla munye ka
Why is this a problem?!
Lou silvé l' a deu djanrou liyet â sessou : lou masculé e llou femin-é.
[lu.siˈve la.dœˈʑɑ̃.ʁu liˈjɛt ʔɑˈsɛs.su | lu.ma.skyˈle ʔɛl.lu.fe.mŋ̩ˈe]
Silvish has two sex-based genders: masculine and feminine.

Jou pran l' accor masculé, alleu pr indiqué mon ettà coume tchitteyant dî-z Ettat Unit, jou m' appel « americant ».
[ʑuˈpʁɑ̃ŋ lɑˈkɔʁ ma.skyˈle | ʔɑˈlø pʁɛ̃n.diˈke mõ.ɛˈta ku.mɛt.tɕit.təˈjɑ̃nt diː.zɛˈtɑt yˈnit | ʑu.mɑˈpɛl ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃nt]
I take masculine agreement, so to indicate my status as a U.S. national, I call myself "americant".

Le Corphishy l' a remarqué la resimblancha entre tchu meû e llu derryê meû dî jeu de mot anglé « It's American, not American't ».
[le… la.ʁe.mɑˈke la.ʁe.sɛ̃ˈblɑ̃ɲ̟.ɕə ʔɛ̃n.tʁɛt.tɕyˈmœː ʔɛl.ly.dɛʁ.ʁjɛˈmœː diˈʑø dəˈmɔt ʔɑ̃ˈgle …]
Corphishy pointed out the similarity between that word and the last word of the English-language pun "It's American, not American't".

Chetta fraza communica, dyin manyêya plejanta, lou « can-do spirit » dî peuplou americã e llou mo « americant » simbla d' la contraddire.
[ɕɛt.təˈfʁa.zə kɔ̃m.myˈni.kə | ˈdjɛ̃ŋ məˈɲɛː.jə pləˈʑɑ̃n.tə | lu … diˈpø.plu ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ ʔɛl.luˈmo ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃nt ˈsɛ̃m.blə dla.kɔ̃n.tʁɑˈdi.ʁə]
That sentence communicates jokingly the can-do spirit of the American people, and the word "americant" seems to contradict it.

Mé s' que jou pris l' accor femin-é — s' que jou fus finna, pr ezzampla — jou m' appelleyê « american-a », rezoûvan chou « problemou ».
[ˈme ske.ʑuˈpʁis lɑˈkɔʁ fe.mŋ̩ˈe | ske.ʑuˈfys ˈfɛ̃n.nə pʁɛˈzɑ̃m.plə | ʑu.mɑp.pɛl.ləˈjɛː ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃.ə | re.zuˈvɑ̃ŋ ɕu.pʁəˈble.mu]
But if I took feminine agreement — if I were a woman, for example — I would call myself "american-a", solving this "problem".
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Votr y lengag romanç e de cal type, Dormouse ? J'am cos lir alog d'eç lengag romanç de l'autry fait, dec jo poð inspiration ent trovar por m'aïdar a my « romlang » bastir, Boral.
What sort of Romance language is yours, Dormouse? I like reading stuff about other people's romlangs - I can find inspiration to help me build my tomlang, Boral.
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L' ett linja roman-a dî coûhan, probablaman galloroman-a.
[lɛˈtlɛ̃ɲ̟.ʑə ʁəˈmɑ̃.ə diː.kuˈhɑ̃ŋ | pʁo.ba.bləˈmɑ̃ŋ gɑl.lo.ʁəˈmɑ̃.ə]
It's a Western Romance language, probably Gallo-Romance.

J' adjê princhepalaman lou franché, l' italyã e ll' arpetã par m' inspiré.
[ʑɑˈʑɛː pʁɛ̃ɲ̟.ɕe.pa.ləˈmɑ̃ŋ lu.fʁɑ̃ˈɕe li.təˈʎɑ ʔɛl.lɑʁ.pəˈtɑ pɑʁ.mɛ̃n.spiˈʁe]
I'm looking mostly at French, Italian and Arpitan for inspiration.

EDIT:
E dj' ê pà commanté ton filou boralou, Jackk, mé jou lyê tou ttou ppost lê avé in fort intres.
[ʔɛd.dʑɛˈpa kɔ̃m.mɑ̃ˈte tɔ̃ˈfi.lu bəˈʁa.lu … ˈme ʑuˈʎɛː tut.tuˈpɔs ˈlɛː ʔəˈve ʔɛ̃ɱ.fɔr.tɛ̃ˈtʁɛs]
And I haven't commented on your Boral thread, Jackk, but I read all your posts there with great interest.
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Fascinant ! Boral es part di famil galloromanç bien, parolað an isr ni Mar Norðesc. I no's parcanç stonnant, l'ig meðes som-nos d'eç lengag pareil inspirað, y resultað aun lour æsthetic si destinct.

Cal es l'origin de ty parol « coûhan » (Jo stim sy signfienç « west »)? Y part di boussol ni Boral son for de germanic pres : norð, ast, souð, west.


[faʃˈnan ‖ boˈʁal ɛs ˌpɑːt di faˈmɪl gaˌloʁəˈmant͡s bjɛn | ˌpaʁəˈlaːð‿an ˌizə ni ˌmɑː nɔɐ̯ˈðɛç ‖ i ˌnɔs pɑːˈkant͡s stoˈnan | laj meˌðɛs sɔnˌno dɛs lɛŋˈgɛj paˌʁɪl inspiˈʁaː | i ˌrezɪlˈtaːð‿ɔn lʊɐ̯ˌʁ‿ɛsθeˈtɪk dɛsˈtɪŋk ‖ ˌkal ɛs ˌloʁəˈʒɪnd ti paˌʁɔl kuˈhɑ̃ŋ | ʒo ˌstɪm si sajɱˈfjɛnt͡s wɛst ‖ i ˌpɑːt di buˈsɔl ni boˈʁal sɔɱˌfɔɐ̯d ʒɛɐ̯məˈnɪk pʁɛs | ˌnɔɐ̯θ ˌas ˌsuθ ˌwɛs]

Fascinating! Boral is also part of the Gallo-Romance family, spoken on an island in the North Sea. Perhaps it isn't surprising that even though we have the same inspiration our results have such distinct æsthetics.

What's the origin of "coûhan" (I imagine it means "west")? The compass directions in Boral are just borrowed from germanic: North, East, South, West.


(EDIT: Thanks for the kind words re Boral, Dormouse! ☺️)
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Jackk wrote: 19 Sep 2018 01:15I no's parcanç stonnant, l'ig meðes som-nos d'eç lengag pareil inspirað, y resultað aun lour æsthetic si destinct.
Perhaps it isn't surprising that even though we have the same inspiration our results have such distinct æsthetics.
La llinja ella sson byé lã l' in-a d' l' âtra. Lou silvé s' predja dyin li-z Alpa intre lle Francha e ll' Italiya.
[lɑˈlɛ̃ɲ̟.ʑə ʔɛl.lɑs.sɔ̃ˈbje ˈlɑ ˈlẽ.ə ˈdlɑː.tʁə | lu.siˈve ˈspʁɛd.dʑə ˈdjɛ̃ŋ liˈzɑl.pə ɛ̃n.tʁɛl.ləˈfʁɑ̃ɲ̟.ɕə ʔɛl.li.təˈli.jə]
The languages are pretty far from each other. Silvish is spoken in the Alps between France and Italy.

Jackk wrote:Cal es l'origin de ty parol « coûhan » (Jo stim sy signfienç « west »)? Y part di boussol ni Boral son for de germanic pres : norð, ast, souð, west.
What's the origin of "coûhan" (I imagine it means "west")? The compass directions in Boral are just borrowed from germanic: North, East, South, West.
Lou laté « colloco ». Adjetya ensi lou franché « couchant », qui veu dire de cat qu' l' i-y à « coûhan ».
[lu.ləˈte … | ʔɑˈʑe.tjə ˈʔɛ̃n.si lu.fʁɑ̃ˈɕe … ki.vəˈdi.ʁə dəˈkɑt kliˈja kuˈhɑ̃ŋ]
Latin "colloco". Compare French "couchant", which sometimes means "west".

Lou ppant cardin-alou i ssont erettet, sâ é : nor, myajour, levan, coûhan.
[luˈpɑ̃nt kɑʁ.dŋ̩ˈa.lu ʔis.sɔ̃n.te.ʁɛˈtɛt | ˈsɑː ˈʔe | ˈnɔʁ | mjəˈʑuʁ | ləˈvɑ̃ŋ | kuˈhɑ̃ŋ]
The compass directions are inherited, except one: North, South, East, West.

EDIT: got "south" and "east" mixed up [:$]
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Dormouse559 wrote: 18 Sep 2018 21:14Jou pran l' accor masculé, alleu pr indiqué mon ettà coume tchitteyant dî-z Ettat Unit, jou m' appel « americant ».
[ʑuˈpʁɑ̃ŋ lɑˈkɔʁ ma.skyˈle | ʔɑˈlø pʁɛ̃n.diˈke mõ.ɛˈta ku.mɛt.tɕit.təˈjɑ̃nt diː.zɛˈtɑt yˈnit | ʑu.mɑˈpɛl ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃nt]
I take masculine agreement, so to indicate my status as a U.S. national, I call myself "americant".
Americant 𤴓、T 𧶮字原罖咦?
Americant dõc, T mờ đừ·nưn nãnh hí?

What's the origin of the T in Americant?
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All4Ɇn wrote: 19 Sep 2018 08:02
Dormouse559 wrote: 18 Sep 2018 21:14Jou pran l' accor masculé, alleu pr indiqué mon ettà coume tchitteyant dî-z Ettat Unit, jou m' appel « americant ».
[ʑuˈpʁɑ̃ŋ lɑˈkɔʁ ma.skyˈle | ʔɑˈlø pʁɛ̃n.diˈke mõ.ɛˈta ku.mɛt.tɕit.təˈjɑ̃nt diː.zɛˈtɑt yˈnit | ʑu.mɑˈpɛl ʔa.me.ʁiˈkɑ̃nt]
I take masculine agreement, so to indicate my status as a U.S. national, I call myself "americant".
Americant 𤴓、T 𧶮字原罖咦?
Americant dõc, T mờ đừ·nưn nãnh hí?

What's the origin of the T in Americant?
Spoiler:
If I didn’t happen to know that Dormouse is American, I’d think they were having a dig. The pronunciation of that last syllable. [xD]
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A, la's sen ig. Jo care mes s'y silvesc met y numero cojugað suvr y soustantif, car jo no's evidenç ent veyent. Casi tot phonem final pers ayent, y boral cos forçað n'a plu l'oc destinction.

Ah, that makes sense. I was wondering if Silvish marks number on its nouns, because I can't see any evidence of it. Since it lost pretty much all final sounds, Boral necessarily doesn't mark it any more.
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All4Ɇn wrote: 19 Sep 2018 08:02 Americant 𤴓、T 𧶮字原罖咦?
Americant dõc, T mờ đừ·nưn nãnh hí?

What's the origin of the T in Americant?
A tchu moman, î vyé d' in-' analojîya avé li mmeût qui fin-isseya par /tus/, /tos/, /tes/ e /tis/ dyin laté.
[ʔɑt.tɕy.məˈmɑ̃ŋ | ʔiˈvje dẽ.a.na.ləˈʑiː.jə ʔəˈve lɛ̃ˈmœːt ki.fẽ.iˈse.jə paʁ … ʔe … ˈdjɛ̃ŋ ləˈte]
Currently, it comes from analogy with the wordforms that ended in /tus/, /tos/, /tes/ and /tis/ in Latin.

J' lu-y emeyê que fus lou rezultà de hanjamant fônêticou regulyet ; lou hhanjamant de chetteu lou randa pà possiblou.
[ʑly.je.məˈjɛː kəˈfys lu.ʁe.zyˈta de.hɑ̃ɲ̟ʑəˈmɑ̃nt fɔː.nɛˈti.ku ʁe.gyˈʎɛt | luh.hɑ̃ɲ̟.ʑəˈmɑ̃nt de.ɕɛˈtø luˈʁɑ̃n.də ˈpa pɔˈsi.blu]
I'd like to have it result from regular sound changes, but the current changes don't allow it.

Jackk wrote: 19 Sep 2018 12:28 A, la's sen ig. Jo care mes s'y silvesc met y numero cojugað suvr y soustantif, car jo no's evidenç ent veyent. Casi tot phonem final pers ayent, y boral cos forçað n'a plu l'oc destinction.

Ah, that makes sense. I was wondering if Silvish marks number on its nouns, because I can't see any evidence of it. Since it lost pretty much all final sounds, Boral necessarily doesn't mark it any more.
Lou silvé indica de cat qu' l' i-y à lou nombrou. L' i-y a quêque stratêjiya : adjoutté in T, hanjé la vyela ton-ica, doublé la conson-a coumenchanta sou ll' influwancha d' in mo plurelou prechedan.
[lu.siˈve ɛ̃ˈdi.kə dəˈkɑt kliˈja luˈnɔ̃m.bʁu | li.ja.kɛː.ke.stʁa.tɛˈʑi.jə | ad.dʑuˈte ɛ̃ˈte | hɑ̃ˈʑe ləˈvje.lə tŋ̩ˈi.kə | duˈble la.kɔ̃ˈsõ.ə ku.mɛ̃ˈɕɑ̃n.tə sul.lɛ̃ɱ.flyˈwɑ̃ɲ̟.ɕə dɛ̃ˈmo plyˈʁe.lu pʁe.ɕəˈdɑ̃ŋ]
Silvish sometimes marks number. There are a few strategies: add T, change the stressed vowel, double the initial consonant under the influence of a preceding plural word.



Jou vlê pà a ssê que vyinnya lou nouvê filou silvé.
[ʑuˈvlɛː ˈpa ɑˈsɛː kəˈvjɛ̃ɲ.ɲə lu.nu.vɛˈfi.lu siˈve]
I didn't mean for this to become the new Silvish thread.
[xD]

(But I'd love to talk about it more in this thread)

L' i-y a quêque hâza qu' âtrou qu' on veu discuté ?
[li.ja.kɛː.kəˈhɑː.zə ˈkɑː.tʁu kɔ̃ɱ.vø.di.skyˈte]
Is there anything else people want to talk about?

D' livrou ou de film intressant ?
[dli.vʁu u.dəˈfil ʔɛ̃n.tʁɛˈsɑ̃nt]
Interesting books or movies?
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Dormouse559 wrote: 19 Sep 2018 18:19 D' livrou ou de film intressant ?
[dli.vʁu u.dəˈfil ʔɛ̃n.tʁɛˈsɑ̃nt]
Interesting books or movies?
L'opportuntað dað, me falra y trilogy « Endeavour » commendar, scaut par Andy Colke. Sy prim episod a log (y magn part) avant un apocalyps oyon y ci detail son cos gradual revelað a mesur di romany.
Given the chance I'm gonna have to recommend the Endeavour trilogy, written by Andy Cooke. The first instalment takes place (mostly) before an apocalypse whose details are slowly revealed over the course of the novel.
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Jackk wrote: 19 Sep 2018 19:02 L'opportuntað dað, me falra y trilogy « Endeavour » commendar, scaut par Andy Colke. Sy prim episod a log (y magn part) avant un apocalyps oyon y ci detail son cos gradual revelað a mesur di romany.
Given the chance I'm gonna have to recommend the Endeavour trilogy, written by Andy Cooke. The first instalment takes place (mostly) before an apocalypse whose details are slowly revealed over the course of the novel.
Heu, chou ticlou me simbla famillyé.
[ˈhø | ɕuˈti.klu məˈsɛ̃m.blə fa.miˈʎe]
Hmm, that title sounds familiar.

L' e sseriya pa djint ?
[lɛs.səˈʁi.jə pɑˈʑɛ̃nt]
Is it a YA series?
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