Is it a pencil? No, it is a window.

Xen xañ'uj? Xen, nayn yar'u.

Colorless green dreams sleep furiously.

Iylaidzi hez'i saumu c'ual' xuc' xen'e miu.

bye $

Cualuño, cuoj $

Fight linguistic extinction. Invent a language!

Cuxañ' ez'e nenecej jul'. Coxuéiz jul'!

When my great-great-grandfather was a young man, he travelled out into the world. First he went west; there was only sand there. Then he went north; there was only snow there. Then he went east; there the mountains were too high and great-great-grandfather couldn't climb them. At last he decided to travel south, on foot, on horseback, by cart and by boat. In the south he saw the largest city in all the world.

Xil eý āhhazen cuc' cuc' a cé cē, xeyzi muc'uj je. Xil jál āhjen'umz'i; nayn jál eý moñ jál jál. C'ez āhnivihz'i; un' jál eý nivid' jál jál. C'ez āhtum'ujz'i; ucujjí cuder' cuder' éād' jál eý c'en hubeui cuc' cuc'. Ej jutxux c'ez c'uaxjí ūsar'uz'i, hez'i riyl, hez'i nei, hez'i r'úh, hez'i r'úvnad. Un' ūsar'u eý āhhuuc' xare xeuiad xeuiad jutxux muc'uj eý.

Happy birthday!

Iarjetumyan cual!

He who knows not and knows not he knows not He is a fool. Shun him. He who knows not and knows he knows not He is a student. Teach him. He who knows and knows not he knows He is asleep. Wake him. He who knows and knows he knows He is wise. Follow him.

Xad xen āhc'ua, xen c'ua xen āhc'ua Hazen c'uayud. Cohseixa. Xad xen āhc'ua, c'ua xen āhc'ua Hazen c'uaiuóc. Cohc'uaiax. Xad āhc'ua, xen c'ua āhc'ua Laidzijí. Cohlaúzax. Xad āhc'ua, c'ua āhc'ua C'uaují. Cohaji.

Let him be pitied, who thinks there is only one way to make a language.

Uc' cuzaxiý jen xenuz xad āhc'ua āhun' jál r'úiad jál jál āhhanatx jul'.

And all the earth had one language and one tongue. And it came about that in their wandering from the east, they came to a stretch of flat country in the land of Shinar, and there they made their living-place. And they said one to another, Come, let us make bricks, burning them well. And they had bricks for stone, putting them together with sticky earth. And they said, Come, let us make a town, and a tower whose top will go up as high as heaven; and let us make a great name for ourselves, so that we may not be wanderers over the face of the earth. And the Lord came down to see the town and the tower which the children of men were building. And the Lord said, See, they are all one people and have all one language; and this is only the start of what they may do: and now it will not be possible to keep them from any purpose of theirs. Come, let us go down and take away the sense of their language, so that they will not be able to make themselves clear to one another. So the Lord God sent them away into every part of the earth: and they gave up building their town. So it was named Babel, because there the Lord took away the sense of all languages and from there the Lord sent them away over all the face of the earth.

Íúnen hé muc'uj jutxux jul' jál āhíúnen xañ'íl jál. Āhuiriuiri tum'uj xenuz, uez mim'uj ez'e muj Shinar eý āhmuziú jál eý. Āhxauc xec, Cozñéi, cozatx cozxem xem pfuyem. Āhun' hed' pfuyem xeu je xem'ian pfur'xu je. Āhxauc, Cozñéi, cozláx coil je xare ñēá āhaíún' m'e ñéyan eý, āhcozxeýnadjíax coil; av uc' sect'uit'uiý xen'e āl muc'uj jutxux eý. Aímuz yauñ' aíuc' xare ñēá je, āhláxiý láduóc. Āhaíxauc yauñ', Cozuc'zi, hazen are jál, āhharin' hé jul' jál jutxux, r'uz r'uz un' uc' āhjí; ji c'en jí xen' āhr'ūñoax jí. Cozñéi, cozmuz cozcaruz ez'e c'ua jul' hé jál eý, xen āhuc' ez'e xauc xec. Āhíúht'uit'ui xen'e jál xenuz yauñ' āl muc'uj jutxux eý, coi āhláx xare. Un' jál je āhxauc' Babel, āhíúncaruz jál eý yauñ' ez'e c'ua jul' muc'uj jutxux, āhíúht'uit'ui xen'e jál xenuz yauñ' āl muc'uj jutxux eý.

Why did you want to give the man money in the city yesterday?

Xen je āhsehxeý sehxec hez'i lepm cüa cé xare eý?

Excuse me, where's the Yellow Brick Road?

Uc' corur, xen xad eý Muzr'u Pfuyem Miúx?

1. And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech.

Íúnen hé muc'uj jutxux jul' jál āhíúnen xañ'íl jál.

3. And they said one to another, Go to, let us make brick, and burn them throughly. And they had brick for stone, and slime had they for morter.

Āhxauc xec, Cozñéi, cozatx cozxem xem pfuyem. Āhun' hed' pfuyem xeu je xem'ian pfur'xu je.

5. And the LORD came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men builded.

Aímuz yauñ' aíuc' xare ñēá je, āhláxiý láduóc.

7. Go to, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech.

Cozñéi, cozmuz cozcaruz ez'e c'ua jul' hé jál eý, xen āhuc' ez'e xauc xec.

9. Therefore is the name of it called Babel; because the LORD did there confound the language of all the earth: and from thence did the LORD scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth.

Un' jál je āhxauc' Babel, āhíúncaruz jál eý yauñ' ez'e c'ua jul' muc'uj jutxux, āhíúht'uit'ui xen'e jál xenuz yauñ' āl muc'uj jutxux eý.

Move out!

Cozr'u r'u!

We're on it.

Ji secjí.

Consider it done.

Cozuc' āhcoi.

On our way.

Secr'úz.

You can count on us.

C'e corjiljí.

At your service.

Uc' socxeyad.

Awaiting your orders.

Secūts ez'e yan' je.

What's the plan?

Xen xad ád lec?

Your orders?

Ez'e yan' nuj?

All present and accounted for.

Diý ñucoz'iý jutxux.

Where is the beach?

Xen xad eý āhun' mutsen?

Don't touch me there!

Xen corréuai jál eý!

The song of the starlings speaks of heroic deeds In the morning rain the heron does its laundry In the night the lark worships the stars Who sees the true nature of birds?

Aíxauc aiauñ' tiuiciu āhun' ez'e jí t'acñ'o hed' Añ'jen' bur'ce tsed' cuzad julzidum eý Ñ'aimiuei minīm jena tum'ay eý Xen úxuc' suiux xaúx?

"The Talking Rock" Yesterday I was walking along the beach when I tripped over a rock that could talk. I picked up the talking rock and said, "Hey! Are you a talking rock?" The talking rock said, "Yes, I am a talking rock." I asked the talking rock, "Why didn't you tell me to avoid you?" The talking rock replied, "Because I'm a mean talking rock." The talking rock's words made me angry, so I threw it into the ocean. I never saw the talking rock again.

"Xeu āhuxauc" Miu secr'u lepm mutsen ne xil eý āhcumur'yi xeu c'e āhuxauc. Curéūs xeu āhuxauc secxauc, "Cuoj! Xen cun' xeu āhuxauc?" Uxauc xeu āhuxauc, "Cual, sun' xeu āhuxauc." Cueuax xeu āhuxauc, "Xen je xen āhsocxauc socnemiats?" Unoc'uj xeu āhuxauc, "Un' je āhsun' xeu āhuxauc tumeu." Insaumu xañ'íl' xeu āhuxauc, pfi cuxeuai xec'en je. Cuuc' cuxoñ'íl cuder xeu āhuxauc.

"The Disrespectful Goat" A beautiful woman was riding across a bridge when she was stopped by a goat. "O beautiful woman!" said the goat. "You please me. I wish to marry you." The woman laughed. "Why would you want to marry me? You don't even know my name." "Your name?" asked the goat. "I didn't ask about your name: I asked you to marry me. What is your answer?" "This is my answer," said the woman who sliced the goat's head off with her arakh. The goat's head, lying on the bank, then said, "So...is that a yes?"

"Maý Xen Āhañ'coz" Miu nei nál n'eh jeiñuas ne xil eý āhhanyextxaý maý. Añ'xauc maý "Cuoj nál n'eh!" "Coraicojíax. Socxeý socméuitx." Lēl nál. "Xen je uc' āhcorxeý corméuitx? Xen xen corc'uai taitu." Añ'euax maý "Taitu hej?" "Xen soceuax taitu: Soceuax corméuitx. Xen xad ez'e noc'uj nej?" Xauc nál āhhanteudi coil maý āhjí arakh "Un' jál noc'uj en." C'ez iyxauc coil maý, āhiysuíz meven, "Ē... xen cual?"

Happy New Year!

Iarje Ue Cual!

my friends my best friends one of my best friends 3 of my best friends some of my best friends most of my best friends all of my best friends a funny man a very funny man the funniest man of all 3 shirts 3 clean shirts the cleanest 3 shirts the newest 2 of the clean shirts the newest 2 of the 3 clean shirts the first question the first 3 questions the third question the last of the questions

úu en úu úu en úu úu en jál úu úu en ta úu úu en ā úu úu en cuder cuder úu úu en jutxux cé lēl cé lēl lēl cé lēl jál jutxux ej cuice ta cuice ta jen'ax cuice ta jen'ax jen'ax xad ej uez uez cuice jen'ax nul xad ej uez uez cuice ta jen'ax nul ez'e euax jál ez'e jál ez'e euax ta ez'e euax ta ez'e euax ej jutxux

It is John’s apple.

Nayn muibena John.

We give him the apple.

Sehxec al muibena.

She gives it to him.

Huxec nu.

I must give it to him.

Sehxeý sehxec.

I don't give John the apple.

Xen setnxec muibena John.

I want to give it to her.

Sehxeý sehxec.

Hello #conlang, this is my careful writing and this is my scribble note taking script.

Soccuj #conlang, un' jál ád xañ' habauxjí un' jál ád xañ' āhsutx barubaru je.