Enkidukai Language/Useful Phrases - Revision history

Irri: /* Thank you */

2007-08-15T21:58:51Z

Thank you

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	*Rreny'a so. = I am highly grateful.		*Rreny'a so. = I am highly grateful.
	<br>		<br>
	~~<p>~~

	== Please ==		== Please ==

Irri: /* Thank you */ Formatted to lists

2007-08-15T21:58:38Z

Thank you: Formatted to lists

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	== Thank you ==		== Thank you ==

	Not'~~Eso Jhysa~~'~~s<br>~~		*Not'eso'olo jhysakai. = I give you thanks. (This is a bit formal)
	My thanks~~: Mo Samoti or Mo jhysakai~~.~~<br>~~		*Mo jhysakai. = My thanks.
	Thank you~~: Samotolo<br>~~		*Samotolo. = Thank you.
	I am highly grateful~~: Rreny'a so~~.<br>		*Rreny'a so. = I am highly grateful.
			<br>
			<p>

	== Please ==		== Please ==

Irri: /* Greetings */

2007-08-15T21:50:27Z

Greetings

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	**Taphe thirro shrdah neka. = May you have a safe journey.		**Taphe thirro shrdah neka. = May you have a safe journey.
	**Tahpe si tolo thrarar manol secari. = May your path be lit. (Literally: May it be your path will be illuminated.)<br>		**Tahpe si tolo thrarar manol secari. = May your path be lit. (Literally: May it be your path will be illuminated.)<br>
			<P>
			<br>

	== Introductions ==		== Introductions ==

Irri: /* Greetings */ Reformatted to lists for clearer reading

2007-08-15T21:49:57Z

Greetings: Reformatted to lists for clearer reading

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	== Greetings ==		== Greetings ==

	Hello: Grrensholo<br>		*Hello:
	Welcome: Sebhtolo si. ~~(Assimilation of "~~It is your welcome.")<br>		**Grrensholo = normal greeting
			**Grrenshgo = low greeting
	How are you?: Jhur sa? ~~(Sometimes is used as "~~Jhur en'ti'olo?~~" - translates to "~~How goes it with you?~~")<br>~~		**Grrensholy'a = high greeting
	~~How are you?:~~ Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>		<br>
	I am good: Rroh so. ~~(Or " Rrohisi so." -~~ I am ~~well) (Also "~~Rrohisi en'ti'eti.~~" - "it~~ goes well with me.")<br>		*Welcome:
			**Sebhtolo si. = It is your welcome.
	Good ~~Luck~~: ~~Ollovy sa'olo~~.<br>		**Sibh. = welcome.
	Farewell~~: Bonisaln~~ (~~Or "~~Dhuryas en'ta.~~" -~~ Go with care~~, or "~~Rroh shrdah~~" -~~ Good journey.~~)<br>~~		**Rroh yrra (si). = (It is a) good morning.
	Tahpe si tolo thrarar ~~mani~~ secari. (May your path be lit.~~)<br>~~		**Rroh demah (si). = (It is a) good day.
			**Rroh orra (si). = (It is a) good evening.
	~~Good Morning: Rroh yrra~~ (~~si).<br>~~		**Rroh gathita (neka). = (You have a) good night.
	~~Good day~~:~~Rroh demah (si)~~.~~<br>~~		<br>
	~~Good evening: Rroh orra (si~~)~~. <br>~~		*How are you?
	~~Goodnight: Rroh gathita (neka).~~<br>		**Jhur sa? = How are you?
			**Jhur en'ti'olo? = How goes it with you?
			**Rrohisi sa? = You are well?
			<br>
			*I am good.
			**Rroh so. = I am good.
			**Rrohisi en'ti'eti. = It goes well with me.
			**Rrohisi so. = I am well
			**Noli rrohisi so. = I am not well.
			<br>
			*Goodbye:
			**Taphe si jha rroh ollovy nekecara. = Good luck! (Literally: May it be that you will have good luck.)<br>
			**Bonisaln(es). = Farewell. (+es for plural)
			**Dhuryas en'ta. = Go with care.
			**Rroh shrdah = Good journey.
			**Taphe thirro shrdah neka. = May you have a safe journey.
			**Tahpe si tolo thrarar manol secari. = May your path be lit. (Literally: May it be your path will be illuminated.)<br>

	== Introductions ==		== Introductions ==

Irri: /* Greetings */

2007-08-15T20:46:41Z

Greetings

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	Welcome: Sebhtolo si. (Assimilation of "It is your welcome.")<br>		Welcome: Sebhtolo si. (Assimilation of "It is your welcome.")<br>

	How are you?: Jhur sa? (Sometimes is used as "Jhur ~~eni~~'olo?" - translates to "How goes it to you?")<br>		How are you?: Jhur sa? (Sometimes is used as "Jhur en'ti'olo?" - translates to "How goes it with you?")<br>
	How are you?: Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>		How are you?: Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>
	I am good: Rroh so. (Or " Rrohisi so." - I am well) (Also "~~Eni~~'eti ~~ente rrohisi~~" - "it goes well with me.")<br>		I am good: Rroh so. (Or " Rrohisi so." - I am well) (Also "Rrohisi en'ti'eti." - "it goes well with me.")<br>

	Good Luck: Ollovy sa'olo.<br>		Good Luck: Ollovy sa'olo.<br>

Irri: /* Learning */

2007-07-31T02:26:25Z

Learning

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	*[[Enkidukai Language/Grammar\|Grammar]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Grammar\|Grammar]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocabulary\|Vocabulary]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocabulary\|Vocabulary]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocab_Table_Reverse\|English-Enkien table]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocab_Table\|Enkien-English table]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Examples\|Examples]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Examples\|Examples]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Numbers\|Numbers]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Numbers\|Numbers]]

Irri: /* Introductions */ changes "who is s/he to " Who is he/she?: Ky jha si? (Who is that? Or 'Ky si nolita?' = Who is it there?)

2007-07-28T06:27:01Z

Introductions: changes "who is s/he to " Who is he/she?: Ky jha si? (Who is that? Or 'Ky si nolita?' = Who is it there?)

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	I am <name>: <Name> so. <br>		I am <name>: <Name> so. <br>
	Who is he/she?: ~~Jhal~~ si'~~ngo~~? <br>		Who is he/she?: Ky jha si? (Who is that? Or 'Ky si nolita?' = Who is it there?) <br>
	This is <name>: <Name> si. <br>		This is <name>: <Name> si. <br>
	We have met: Hrrarrose <br>		We have met: Hrrarrose <br>

Irri: /* Greetings */ Added Tahpe si tolo thrarar mani secari. (May your path be lit.)

2007-07-23T02:28:04Z

Greetings: Added Tahpe si tolo thrarar mani secari. (May your path be lit.)

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	Hello: Grrensholo<br>		Hello: Grrensholo<br>
	Welcome: Sebhtolo si. (Assimilation of "It is your welcome.")<br>		Welcome: Sebhtolo si. (Assimilation of "It is your welcome.")<br>

	How are you?: Jhur sa? (Sometimes is used as "Jhur eni'olo?" - translates to "How goes it to you?")<br>		How are you?: Jhur sa? (Sometimes is used as "Jhur eni'olo?" - translates to "How goes it to you?")<br>
	How are you?: Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>		How are you?: Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>
	I am good: Rroh so. (Or " Rrohisi so." - I am well) (Also "Eni'eti ente rrohisi" - "it goes well with me.")<br>		I am good: Rroh so. (Or " Rrohisi so." - I am well) (Also "Eni'eti ente rrohisi" - "it goes well with me.")<br>

	Good Luck: Ollovy sa'olo.<br>		Good Luck: Ollovy sa'olo.<br>
	Farewell: ~~Rroh shrdah.~~ (Or "Dhuryas en'ta." or "~~Bonisaln~~.")<br>		Farewell: Bonisaln (Or "Dhuryas en'ta." - Go with care, or "Rroh shrdah" - Good journey.)<br>
			Tahpe si tolo thrarar mani secari. (May your path be lit.)<br>

	Good Morning: Rroh yrra (si).<br>		Good Morning: Rroh yrra (si).<br>
	Good day:Rroh demah (si).<br>		Good day:Rroh demah (si).<br>

Irri: /* Greetings */

2007-07-23T00:32:44Z

Greetings

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	How are you?: Jhur sa? (Sometimes is used as "Jhur eni'olo?" - translates to "How goes it to you?")<br>		How are you?: Jhur sa? (Sometimes is used as "Jhur eni'olo?" - translates to "How goes it to you?")<br>
	How are you?: Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>		How are you?: Rrohisi sa? (You are well?)<br>
	I am ~~well~~: Rroh so. (~~I am good)~~ Rrohisi so. (I am well) (Also "Eni'eti rrohisi" - "it goes well to me.")<br>		I am good: Rroh so. (Or " Rrohisi so." - I am well) (Also "Eni'eti ente rrohisi" - "it goes well with me.")<br>
	Good Luck: Ollovy sa'olo.<br>		Good Luck: Ollovy sa'olo.<br>
	Farewell: Rroh shrdah. (Or "Dhuryas en'ta." or "Bonisaln.")<br>		Farewell: Rroh shrdah. (Or "Dhuryas en'ta." or "Bonisaln.")<br>

Irri: /* Miscellaneous */ added Mo ashreto-de.

2007-07-23T00:27:29Z

Miscellaneous: added Mo ashreto-de.

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	== Miscellaneous ==		== Miscellaneous ==

	Taphe neka dajha vensalla etha jhu demah inu pont'olo! (Happy birthday! Lit: May you have much joy on this day of your creation!)		Taphe neka dajha vensalla etha jhu demah inu pont'olo! (Happy birthday! Lit: May you have much joy on this day of your creation!)<br>
			Mo ashreto-de. (I am sorry. Lit: My shame}

	== Learning ==		== Learning ==

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	*[[Enkidukai Language/Grammar\|Grammar]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Grammar\|Grammar]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocabulary\|Vocabulary]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocabulary\|Vocabulary]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocab_Table_Reverse\|English-Enkien table]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocab_Table\|Enkien-English table]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Examples\|Examples]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Examples\|Examples]]
	*[[Enkidukai Language/Numbers\|Numbers]]		*[[Enkidukai Language/Numbers\|Numbers]]