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Fyngarian
Visik Fjóngariká
Native toFyngaria
Native speakers
c. 58 million (2014)
Latin
Language codes
ISO 639-3
GlottologNone
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Fyngarian (Fyngarian: Visik Fjóngariká) is Northern Ethlorek language spoken predominately in Fyngaria. It is official language of Fyngaria and the Lorecian Community, and a minority language in Noordenstaat and Thomaion. There are circa 58 million native speakers of Fyngarian language worldwide.

Alphabet

Fyngarian alphabet (Fyngarian: Álfabét Fjóngariká is an extension of the Latin alphabet used for writing the Fyngarian language. The 31 letters of the Fyngarian alphabet are:

Majuscule forms (also called uppercase or capital letters)
A Á B C Č D E É F G H I J K L M N O Ó P R S Š T U Ú V Y Z Ž
Minuscule forms (also called lowercase or small letters)
a á b c č d e é f g h i j k l m n o ó p r s š t u ú v y z ž

Vocabulary examples

Note: The stress is always placed on the first syllable of each word. The remaining syllables all receive an equal, lesser stress. All syllables are pronounced clearly and evenly, even at the end of a sentence, unlike in English.

Numbers

English Fyngarian
one hundred óndred
one thousand hiló
two thousand ráhiló
two thousand and eighteen (2018) ráhiló ókodeksó
one million milijó
one billion miléjard

Time

Conversation

  • Fyngarian (person): Fjóngaréž
  • Fyngarian language: (Visik) Fjóngariká
  • Hello!:
    • Formal, when addressing a stranger: "Good day!": Šmérig nála!
    • Informal, when addressing a close acquaintance: Čaú! or Áro!
  • Good-bye!: Péjtisvéjdir! (formal) (see above), Pévéj!! (semi-informal), Čaú! (informal: same stylistic remark as for "Hello!" )
  • Excuse me: Ivérné!
  • Yes: Kori
  • No: Káj
  • I do not understand: Kiráva é
  • Thank you: Kiválo
  • How are you?:
    • Formal: Néméij hájsam?
    • Informal: Némé hájsam?
  • I am fine, thank you: Kiválo, šmérig!
  • Welcome: Tisanšmér!
  • I love you: Ágópmé (é)
  • Help me!: Tija étaj!
  • Good luck: Ósaj sérek! (literally a lot of good fortune)
  • Where is ...?: ...-szu e?
    • Where is the toilet/train station/bus station/airport/embassy: Sélvódasu/Vázštacijoszu/Búsštacijoszu/Kálakóroskálszu/Ambásadószu e?
  • Do you understand Fyngarian?: Ávamé Fjóngariká?
  • Do you speak Fyngarian/English/Dutch? Kálomé Fjóngariká/Énglesiká/Bándviziká?
  • Where are you from?: Tisanvé némé?
  • I come from Aquitayne/Aurora Confederacy/Cadenza/Nikolia/Noordenstaat: Tíszanbé Ákvétanšorg/Kónfidersz Áurór/Kádó/ Mikúlsšorg/Bándóršorg