Hafestra Conlang

Lojban Loan Words For Music Forms

Ruh dansrflamenko The Flamenco Rah sanga The Chant Rah Kamsutranaizgi The Pimba Rah Pemcrxaiku The Haiku yona dansflamenko a flamenco yonei sanga a chant yonei kamsutranaizgi a pimba yonei pemcrxaiku a haiku

Propositions ( Latin Alphabet )

pioyeh                  for
ena’pioyeh piesa        not for
itee                    and
isatee                  is
ena’isatee piesa        is not
itee isatee             and is
oyou                    or
itee oyou               and or
dii                     de
si isatee               it is
ena’si isatee piesa     it is not
ina                     in
esaoma                  some ( masculine )
kiyueru                 some ( feminine )
diesa                   of the

with                    aviesi
without                 aviesi ini dihieru
within                  aviesi dinisi
is with                 isatee aviesi

Viande / Meat ( Latin Alphabet )

Ruh piyoeru The Chicken Ruh biyoi The Beef Ruh piyoerusi The Porc Ruh agienaryo The Lamb Ruh piyoiesa The Fish Ruh piyoeru The Octopus Ruh ceruvierti The Shrimp Ruh fuesaiyon dii vinidi The meat fusion Yona piyoeru The Chicken Yona biyoi The Beef Yona piyoerusi A Porc Yona agienaryo A Lamb Yona piyoiesa A Fish Yona piyoeru An Octopus Yona ceruvierti A Shrimp Yona fuesaiyon dii vinidi A meat fusion

Fruit ( Latin Alphabet )

Ruh Pioma The Apple Rah Bienaneh The Banana Ruh Sitehao The Lemon Ruh Sitehao Viuditi The Lime Ruh orenji The Orange Ruh Kiwi The Kiwi Ruh Cantaloup The Cantaloup Yona Pioma An Apple Yonei Bienaneh A Banana Yona Sitehao A Lemon Yona Sitehao Viuditi A Lime Yona Orenji An Orange Yona Kiwi A Kiwi Yona Cantoloup A Cantoloup

Fuhamairu ( Latin Alphabet )

giruedi-pihi grandad giruedi-emihi grandma pihi father emihi mom tieniti aunt onisieri uncle sioesaini female cousin sioesain male cousin fuhehai brother esaoyoha sister

Using proper pronouns

In general it is masculine if it ends in an I, it is feminine. If it ends in an A or no vowel than it is masculine.

Ex. Tiyo mio giruedi-pihi.

Or: Onisieri, tiyo mio aviesi ruh pioma.

Exceptions: Father, Grandad, Uncle, Sister.

Personal Pronouns ( Latin Alphabet )

CURRENT [ Main Personal Pronouns ]

Emaesa Me Gehi I Tiyo Informal You Viyosa Formal You Enaoyosa Our Ireh She Ereh He Irah-ce Female servant [slur] Ereh-ce Male servant [slur]

ANTIQUATED [ Franco-Japanese War Era ]

Enaoyosirah Many girls / Many women. Enaoyosereh Many boys / Many men. Enaoyosirace Many servant girls. [slur] Enaoyoserece Many servant girls. [slur]

Formalities ( Latin Alphabet )

Hello Konnichiwa Hafestra

Good Morning Bonjour Bionijieru Good Afternoon Bonne Apres-Midi Bioni apierus-midi Good Evening Bonsoir Bionisieru Good Night Bonne Nuit Bioniti Please give me Sil vous plait donner moi? Sil vio pieruti dioneha mio? Can you do it? Pouvez-moi le faire? Pivichi mio ruh feeha? Can you say it? Peux-tu le dire? Pichi-viyoza ruh dieha? My name is Mon nom est Mioni nam isiti? Your name is Ton nom est Tiyo nam isiti?

Inherited Japanese

はい ( hai ) – yes いいね ( iie ) – no

LATIN ALPHABET

Eh A Bi B Si C Di D I E Fuh F Gi G Achi H Igh I Geh J Keh K Eru L Ema M Ena N Oh O Pi P Ki Q Ehah R Esa S Ti T Yu U Vi V Dublevi W Chi X Zi Z

KANJI ALPHABET

チ Eh コ Bi ソ Si シ Di ィ I ハ Fuh キ Gi ク Achi ニ Igh マ Geh ノ Keh リ Eru モ Ema ミ Ena ラ Oh セ Pi タ Ki ス Ehah ト Esa カ Tee ナ You ヒ Vi テ Dublevi サ Chi ン Eye ッ Zi