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==Anglish== | ==Anglish== | ||
A supported secondary language, meant for dealings with the like of any other nation unable to converse in native, and or with Anglish (Rough version of Gothic English) as an alternative. Mostly for business and diplomacy. | A supported secondary language, meant for dealings with the like of any other nation unable to converse in native, and or with Anglish (Rough version of Gothic English) as an alternative. Mostly for business and diplomacy. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:16, 15 November 2023
Haru-Dakat
The Sovereign Imperium's primary language is Haru-Dakat. This is a basic guide on responses and so forth for a would be traveler.
Haru-Dakat Basics
The language of the Imperium is usually viewed as a glyph, however because such is not similar beyond its borders, this is a simplified version.
- Hello = Rammu
- Good day = kuut tyo
- Good evening = kuut ajahehk
- Good night = kuut hekrd
- Hi = Re
- Good bye = kuut poa
- Bye = Poa
- See you soon = Caa oui cuuh
- Where? = Frana?
- When? = Frah?
- Why? = Fro?
- What? = Fryd?
- Who? = Fru?
- How? = Ruf?
- How much/many? = Ruf silr/syho?
- Is/are there? = Ec/yna drana?
- Please = Bmayca
- Thank you = Dryhg oui
- I'm sorry, but... = E's cunno, pid...
- Excuse me = Aqlica sa
- That's a shame = Dryd'c y crysa
- May I...? = Syo E...?
- Yes = Oac
- No = Hu
- That depends = Dryd tabahtc
- I don't know = E tuh'd ghuf
- I don't think so = E tuh'd drehg cu
- I suppose so = E cibbuca cu
- I think so = E drehg cu
- It doesn't matter = Ed tuach'd syddan
- I don't mind = E tuh'd seht
- Of course = Uv luinca
- True = Dnia
- With pleasure = Fedr bmaycina
- Congratulations! = Luhknydimydeuhc!
- Happy birthday = Rybbo pendrtyo
- Happy New Year = Rybbo Haf Oayn
- Good luck! = kuut milg!
- Enjoy the meal = Ahzuo dra saym
- Have a safe journey! = Ryja y cyva zuinhao!
- Have a good holiday! = Ryja y kuut rumetyo!
- Take care! = Dyga lyna!
- Have a nice day! = Ryja y hela tyo!
Anglish
A supported secondary language, meant for dealings with the like of any other nation unable to converse in native, and or with Anglish (Rough version of Gothic English) as an alternative. Mostly for business and diplomacy.