When I was 8 I started making my own language called Zabric (I don't know, the name just came to me). I left the language alone for a year and then came back to it when I was 10. I have been working on the language ever since. I am now 12 (I know still really young) and have devolped a basic and simple vocabulary and grammar. I still add around 50 words to the language every day and I don't plan on stopping for years.

@michaeltnk1135

7 жыл бұрын

neko bubble Cool! Can you speak it fluently?

@harriffanconshertini8804

7 жыл бұрын

MinifigureXtreme Mine is called Erisian:-) Have you written anything in your language?

@michaeltnk1135

7 жыл бұрын

Harriffan Conshertini Yes. Whenever I have free time at school I practice writing Zabric. I also like to write short stories and often times there will be foreigner who speaks Zabric.

@TheWittywarrior

7 жыл бұрын

though this is really cool, have you considered how the grammar structures work? It would seem strange if the order as well as conjugations and declensions were the same as English, and I was simply wondering as you only mention adding vocabulary to the language.

@TheWittywarrior

7 жыл бұрын

oh also, my language is called Ka'adhana Mirrho, which means The True/Correct Speech in it. I've been trying to make it as realistic but also different as possible :)

why learn a real language..... like the one i have homework due for tmrw.......when i could instead watch this delightufl video :^}

I love you, Peterson.

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog: yäy lunü sümye älnü laeth meli laenü li

@rakeshsencha

4 жыл бұрын

All alphabets in one sentence. Good!

I always thought, that are all movie languages are just combinations of randoms sounds.

@GuiSmith

6 жыл бұрын

Peppa Shrimp Some are. If you have a good sounding language, though, it won’t be. It will be truly built and logical.

@fridaythevirgowitch

3 жыл бұрын

When you really think about it, that's all what language is. It's a bunch of random noises that we've combined and decided mean certain things which are constantly changing with new noises being added in

That moment when you wanted to create something that sound alien and created a language that sounds like Dutch

I'm creating a language that is half of western and half of eastern languages. The idea came up when I tried creating my own world with my own language, then I was about 10 or so. I made some vocabulary at first but then deserted it cuz I didn't know how to work the grammar. Then I started again with 'Narakan'. I try making grammar rules that have never existed and try to remember whenever I have ideas for vocabulary. I usually watch videos in language that I don't know to have ideas. This is a fantastic work to do for a long term.

3:45 "chayi khosh" in Persian means "Good tea" :D

@cloroxbleach1200

7 жыл бұрын

Happy tea in urdu ;)

@Kitulous

7 жыл бұрын

in a fast Russian speech 'чаи хошь' (chayi khosh) means 'do you want tea?' in slow speech it's 'чай хочешь?' (chay khochesh?)

The editing is amazing here!!

I’ve been trying to make a language called “Cybromian” with a friend, which is used modified English alphabets, but different vocabulary. I even tried to make the Splatoon Inkling and Octarian language into a way to make it understandable, which is going good.

@Poniksei

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah i wish splatoon did have an official language, but it was meant to be incoherent

@julijaknaz5809

3 жыл бұрын

Intärästech! Интьірьесно!

@CobaltLancer

3 жыл бұрын

Oof almost forgot about this comment I posted ages ago 🤣🤣🤣 Well I guess it’s time I make an update. Unfortunately we eventually trashed the whole project :/

When I'm older I want to make a series of this story I'm writing right now and I kinda wanna try and make a secret language that was lost years ago but some people still know it and use it and yeah... I think I might try and make a language I don't know if I will.

@zamoradecesare1664

7 жыл бұрын

Kaylee McMack Definitely try it's a very good experience

I heard a story where this couple met at a Con and the only shared language they spoke was Klingon

FASCINATING!!!

This sounds like a fun job

Nice intro/summary!

Now that is just some fucking dedication!

When I was ~5 I made a language I called “Lamp Language”. It was really weird and random objects replaced words

Tolkien might have enjoyed this.

@robrodriguez1228

5 жыл бұрын

Too bad he's dead but what if he was still alive?

@FS2K4Pilot

4 жыл бұрын

The original conlanger.

Wow, this is very nice! I love it. Koe, ¡Et es ether nana! Khae lanna et. (My conlan for my first book, "Kheish").

They said the first thing to do is create the grammatical system? From what vie learn the first thing to do is to identify the sounds and phonetics your language is built from.

@somespeciesofpenguin

5 жыл бұрын

I had the same advice given to me...even Peterson said it in videos of his that I have watched...I guess they didn't want to focus on that in this video though.

@novvain495

5 жыл бұрын

I know, that really bugged me out.

@ferociousfeind8538

3 жыл бұрын

The first thing you do is decide you're going to make a language. There, problem solved!

There is a Conlang Community channel called Conmunity, I recommend you guys check it out! It's really cool, and you can share videos about your language and teach it to people! It has just started up with literally 0 videos but it would be cooool!

Àlaak xullaa Thàrodír kàghuum translation: hello I am the dark goddess of destruction.

@thepsychocyborg3152

8 жыл бұрын

(Remake)Àlaak zaa xullaa Thàrodír Xàíàluui kàghuum translation: hello. I am the dark goddess of destruction Xàíàluui.

@HandSanitizerAttack

8 жыл бұрын

Ngao, yokuu baidoy kuu. Sai yogu baidoy? The Dark Goddess of Destruction? Go tu gu:) Yao bai, gu shay kuu huu tu du yay, ka fi lah, kuu todoy ngao. Yao! :)

@thepsychocyborg3152

8 жыл бұрын

+Hand Sanitizer Attack I have no idea what you're saying, but ok. also I've been working on a new conlang called Tthäzuul, sample text: france tä pähön ūntthö käbo

@zachary1077

7 жыл бұрын

+The Dark God My conlang is called Siempi. Here is a sample text: Kiekuuksebjatiseykkitalobkuisemieykissakuilloksebuksi. It means: Someone that I trust told me that he saw smoke rising from the forest, showing that it might be burning and that the fire was set by accident, and my dog lives in the forest, so he might die. Here it is broken down: Kie - middle voice suffix Kuukseb - might be burning Jat - accidental aspect Is - Evidential 8 (someone you trust told you that he saw evidence for something) Eykki - Forest Talob - lives Kuisemi - my dog Eykissa - in the forest Kuillokseb - he might die Uksi - so

@HandSanitizerAttack

7 жыл бұрын

siempi Cool.

every language, like English,french,german,japanese,chinese, was a conlang, because the old guys created it, but have been developed into natlang, by sound change, grammar, evolution of human, trading and environment

@lingueantiche3697

7 жыл бұрын

English is an evolution of proto - Germanic, proto - Germanic is an evolution of Proto - Indo - European, the ancestor of most of the languages spoken in Europe and in the world. But where did Proto - Indo - European come from? Well, is possible (nothing sure) that it is born as a conlang. Someone suggests that it's an "a posteriori" language created mixing the lexicon of pre - existing languages... But where did this other languages come from? Good question. I have no answer.

@harriffanconshertini8804

7 жыл бұрын

Pomp31us Esperanto was created, and that's a real, world language.

@rykaro69

6 жыл бұрын

Harriffan Conshertini Esperanto is not a naturally occurring language, it was still constructed. English is a naturally occurring language because it evolved from PIE into what we know today.

@somespeciesofpenguin

5 жыл бұрын

@@rykaro69 Esperanto lives because it has evolved. Styles, grammar, and word choice has changed since 1887. Certain roots are preferred now where previously the word in Esperanto was a compound, and vice versa. The grammar has changed a lot too; affixes can be used as their own words. Also, adjectives can be verbs; e.g. Estas blua (it is blue) is now commonly Bluas (it is blue). Esperanto originated as a conlang, but every generation, it becomes more of a natlang that has evolved.

Mark Okrand - I have bad news for you! Recent reconstructions of PIE (if not _the_ most recent one by Jouna Pyysala) do resemble Klingon! Before the Laryngeal Theory, the reconstruction for father was basically p@teer (@=schwa). Now it is more like pxtehr (x=chi=ach-laut). Usual writing in reconstructed roots is with H1 for h and H2 where I put the ach-laut, but the reconstructed probable sound values for these are such that "h" is very probable for H1 (non-specific as to position in mouth > does not change vowel qualities, just prolong vowels), and ach-laut is as probable for H2 (specifically back of mouth and low, tends to produce the low and extreme open vowel A). So, by now your Klingon DOES resemble sth. I have of course made the point that this might argue there is sth wrong about the reconstruction, including idea of reconstructing a proto-language.

@hglundahl

7 жыл бұрын

And chosing object first does of course resemble Malagash ...

@jetison333

7 жыл бұрын

im sure its fine, because there isnt any PIE speakers around to get offended

@hglundahl

7 жыл бұрын

Hmmmm ... you might have a point. Supposing no speakers of IE langs (of which there are many) alive now are very convinced of that reconstruction and very susceptible about it.

How to Create a Language in 7 minutes or less.

I created a language called činund which has a really cool alphabet and easy syntax. Where could I share it?

@capsulacosmos7136

6 жыл бұрын

Anna Hunjan I like the idea to talk it whith you

@annahunjan8105

6 жыл бұрын

Okay?

@anselmschueler

6 жыл бұрын

reddit r/conlangs

3:10 I thought the first thing you do is to create a phonetic inventory.

@qwertyTRiG

2 жыл бұрын

Many people start there, but it's not the only option.

4:07 apparently en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_order OSV is less common

It’s more Native American or Canadian Indian because that’s how we speak sence medieval time when your trying explain at around 2 or 3:06 but you have to becarful . Sence I was little I’ve wanted to create my own language because I have native Indian in me , I look like Pocahontas and because I can speak and pronounce and I’ve been watching princess caraboo and the woman that did this and write the story of carraboo and I love her husband that was in the movie pirates or something but it’s because of my ancestors and I’m French Canadian and because princess caraboo.

I want to speak navi from Avatar

@iloivar

6 жыл бұрын

There are lots of people who are into it!

@jaciecotton2647

3 жыл бұрын

@@iloivar i would love to learn how to speak navi too

how about suicide squad? the language that enchantres used.

@tessie10studios

6 жыл бұрын

Probably Latin or something I don't know I was too disappointed with the fact that the Joker had very little screentime to even acknowledge that

3:46

I made my own language inspired by Korean, English and other Romance language when i was 9 or 10 something and i called it Ulmondian cause Ulmondel means sun and fire, later on, i invented Poshasuon. ENG: He invented the Ulmondian language. UL: Ke unajohad ia Ulmondian bawo.(ho) ENG: That girl is mine. UL: Sal ocha ei chim.(ho) ENG: I speak this language. UL: Chi bawem sal bawo(ho) ENG: I am smart UL: Chi'ulab akejia(ho) (The "ho" is inspired by Korean which they say "yo" in the end of the sentence when talking formally.)

@tessie10studios

6 жыл бұрын

This is a nice language

@faheemsyed1674

6 жыл бұрын

cool cool In my language, He invented the Ulmondian language ulmondíjívux bānat That girl is mine obacci mari I speak this language ejívux orxma I am smart hushāram

@user-fm9cl8ck1t

6 жыл бұрын

In my conlang: He invented the Ulmondian language. Sa syl bulmondel dhuvonak reratoth. That girl is mine. Sté ki brom syn gesjiljel. I speak this language. Bral syl dhuvon ava. I am smart. Bral dangu asjiljel I don't actually type it out in proper sentences very often so this was pretty fun :D

@SachaCubesLatino

6 жыл бұрын

please tell me "ia" isnt an article :)

How can we discover a language look like russian?

hmm esta aro conlang me. m'escpo v'ao esta chos

emwy elaknagiuakgiey aies ceakleeyde kearoweminakce. (My language is called Krominase.)

@larho9031

5 жыл бұрын

Delete certain characters and you get the exact same thing. (mostly)

Rvil bal za kha stets ;-; ikt na ho vurkak kei fok he lenkvveli zuut

2:47 خخخخخخخخخخخخخخخخخ

My language I made is VERY similar to English but has SOME changes -----> My laŋuage I made iſ VERÆ ſimilar to Eŋlish but haſ ſOME chaŋeſ I was like that thing! -----> I ƿaſ like ꝥ þiŋ!

@phalvorantos

6 жыл бұрын

your language IS english

@joshuanewbould7956

6 жыл бұрын

It's not MY language I just speak it

@phalvorantos

6 жыл бұрын

Is it vötgil?

@joshuanewbould7956

6 жыл бұрын

no it is called denfray, vötgil is a different conlang

@user-no2vw8tm2s

4 жыл бұрын

You should get into Icelandic. You'll probably like all the ðs & þs.

Except that Klingon sounds like Russian... XD

@kaiylia

8 жыл бұрын

+Jascha Jade to foreigners but it sound nothing like russian

@Xelipho

8 жыл бұрын

+Jascha Jade It sounds nothing like Russian, though.

@guidoylosfreaks

8 жыл бұрын

+Jascha Jade it sounds like Yucatec Maya to me.

@jaschajade

8 жыл бұрын

+Guido Duh See, I knew I heard it somewhere...

May i ask, why all the made up language sounded the same? Na'vi, Klingon, Dothraki, Dark world's Elves... they all sounded the same

@strongwise1255

7 жыл бұрын

created by english speaking people

@gaphic

7 жыл бұрын

ashesfrombones They sound nothing alike, beyond all being humanly pronounceable. Na'vi and Dothraki don't have the throat rasps that are so common in Klingon, for example, and their grammar structures are different. I'm sure there are charts that show what phonemes exist in these languages too- iirc Dothraki doesn't have F, V, T, B, or P sounds, for example, but Na'vi obviously has V, and also T. Na'vi also has the glottal stop, which I don't think the others have. And that's not even to address stuff like naming conventions (Neytiri, Tsutey, Etukan in Na'vi vs Jhiqui, Jhoqo, Pono in Dothraki). Dothraki is the only language out of these that I really know anything about, and I can still differentiate them all at a glance

@novvain495

5 жыл бұрын

Because all sound sound the same în all languages

@novvain495

5 жыл бұрын

@@gaphic Dothraki has /t/, /v/ and /f/, but not bilabial plosives.

@user-no2vw8tm2s

4 жыл бұрын

That probably means you have to learn more about language and linguistics to notice the obvious differences. Just like most non-native speakers wouldn't be able to distinguish all Slavic languages just by listening to them once.