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( first ) page for my Azjherben language.

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Click here for collective samples of text from here.

Click the below link for a font with some azjherbenian symbolic letters in it:

azjherben.com/anspt akkidainx.ttf

This link just takes you to a webpage with all of the verbs on it with no other kids of words...

( there are still verbs on this page )

Azjherben.com/verbs

For a few hours very small peices of content have been taken down to be transferred to a different website.

( langauge  "ers" )

Important:

Read the below two paragraphs!

Azjherben: a priori language ( not a paragraph )

This ( the whole page and language ) was made for an easy to type read and speak system. It is not so easy to hand write though because the characters are fairly complex and there are a total of 95 letters in the alphabet. This was/is because as we all should know, typing will soon be more popular than writing by hand. Most words though can be olny 1 or 2 letters long ( this provides about 9500 possibliys ( 95*95= 7659+95 = 9120 alot )) (NEEDS CALCULATION) and there is a almsot non-existent grammer system. Not to mention the ignorance of repative and commenly used words like "the" "an" and "to". Those words are very easy to do with out. Also there are multi-words meaning large and commnly used phrases such as: "I am going" " I want" and "There was a"

If anybody actually reads this I would be able to hear their suggestions such as words I should add... or questions I should post the awnsers too. My email is palfierixyz@gmail.com.

Notes to self and readers:

^{_{Over lineing any letter makes the "A" sound into an "I" sound and any "E" sound into an "O" sound. It also can turn a "c" into a (K) sound.}}

- There are no capital letters or marks of punctuation in here or the language because there is no need for them. There is the equilvent of a peroid though. It is represented as a large triangle at the end of each sentence.

- Words with hyphens can be made into new words with the addition of the phrase of "aires" spelt ()

- The sound "dx" means a hard "D" but, is very rarely used anymore. It looks like (  ) in Azjherben symbolic.

- There is no:

the

thee

a

an

of

( or in alot of cases ) and ( and ) to.

FOR THE IPA LISTING OF LETTERS GO HERE

This is the table of the alphabet. It shows all 87 of the letters what they look like and what sound they make compared to english ( or spanish ) I guess spanish to for things like rolled "B" and rolled "R" and "R" flapped. There are also notes on each letter too so if you don't understand the sound or the letters use then look at the note next to it. ( Maybe Russain Too)

Pronucentition	Looks Like	Notes
a long
a short
be		regular b like ( may still be used differently )
bt		pronounce "bet"
b(u)r		pronunced "bur" mostly
ch		6th letter
co		this is a rough sound
c
ce		pronounce "sea"
de		makes "day-o"/"deo" if put before .
e short
e long		12th letter
es
er
ge
ha
he
ize		really olny used in numbers
i
ir		20th letter
in
is
ja long
ja short
jou
l		26th letter
le
la
ly
m
ma
mo
me long
me short		34th letter
na
no
ne long
ne short
o
pa
ri
re
s		43rd letter
ss
sh		alot like "ch"
t
th
te
ts
to
tu
un		the "n" part is usally drop in it is next to another constant but, if it's next to a AEIOUY like sound then the "n" sound stays
va
ve		54th letter
vo
wo
xy		Mostly another A sound can also be a "y" if placed near "o" or first letter in a word
zo		58th letter
-		just a hyphin but, written differently ebcuase it is very common
ay/ai		like in day
qu		61st letter
click after word
extra air stress		like in "top" near the "o" as opposed to o in "hot"
au/ow
z (pulled)
r ( rolled )
b ( rolled )
w ( + ) h
pe
g ( rolled )		70th letter
ige (as in "beige")		ige sound
ab
at
as
se		pronounced: "sea" or "si"
on
os
exx ( harder "x" )		much like an x but, could be used as "e" short with it.
dx ( hard "D" )		not used much
r ( flapped )		like a rolled r ( see above ) 80th letter
ing
swi
lev		83 letter

Recent letters:

F
F (without)		don't vibrate vocals when saying this letter
Shal		like zh and la together
zh		87th letter can even be replaced with
son (cean)	images coming soon
rem or ramm	images coming soon
tel	images coming soon	90th letter
ar	images coming soon
ot	images coming soon	92nd letter
reserved	Reserved	Reserved

Well one thing that would be helpful here would be to know the difference between the 2 "g" sounds.

A "softer" (g) sound and a "harder" (g) sound.

"Hard" g would be like the g in gave

"Soft" g would be like in leisure.

(clearly there is no "g" in the word but, a "g" like sound twards the end)

The soft g sound is the one referred to in most words here. Olny in words like (meaning: world) ____   Would it make a hard "G" sound.

                           ( my attempt at overlining an image )                    

Also: the slient "G" like in "gnome" is never used nor reffered to.

This is the table of words with the pronuncation spelling and meaning. Just use find ( crtl+f ) to find a certain word.

These tables have been put into groups for convience.

Note: Things and words can appear in two or more different tables or catorgorys.

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They are all orgnized by

ENGLISH |||| AZJ SPELLING |||| AZJ PRONOUCTION

VERY IMPORTANT WORD(s):

(to) do

qu'tear

That is a very important and commnly used word.

It can mean many different things when used in certain situtations.

See bottom of webpage for mor info if it exists yet..............

Word "changers" below:

Oppsite (action) (earn-spend)		-ab
Complemtantary action( throw-catch)		bur-
Oppsite (happy-sad)		g(rolled)-
Changing into its relationship (spouse-marrage)		-de
Changing a verb into the object (to write-pencial)		-jou

Simple Phrases.

yes		ires
no		deco
hello		a'bay'chay
good bye		jato
what?		burch

More simple phrases

Please		shla-le
Thank you		swoss
Your welcome		toth
How are you?		untu

Questions

What?		burch
Where?		geha
How?		see'er
When?		ma'zzz
Why?		naey
Who?		qu'jouno
How long?		retow
How many?		shoauw
Did you see it?		repa
What color....		temon
Can you.....		ow'shaow'nee
What if....		ma'ley

Colors and numbers.

red		bit'be
blue		bur'de
green		hay
black		mome
white		deninte
yellow		heco
orange		is'le
purple		pale
one		unize
two		dunize
three		threze
four		queize
five		cheze
six		sais
seven		seze
eight		nize
nine		coze
ten		geize

Gray is:          Pronounced: de'me

Notice that it is a combo of white and black.

Also notice that every numebr ends with:       ( ize )

House ( Rooms and furnsishings )

House		haige
Chair		nely
Table		naaly
Coumputer		tu'at
Television		tela'mee
Bed		shab
Sink		thes
Bathroom		theat or ( thee'ate )
Family Room		b(roll)'ceate
Bedroom		chasz
Entrance room		abur
dining room		ma'ne naely
coumputer room		thesh
office		thou
storage spaces		jouto

Note: room is: ma'ne.

Notice that dining room is really "room table". Or room of the table.

Notice also that the word for bathroom is acthually sink room.

( the longness of the e changes because of the next letter )

Places and town

Town		cetuemae
City		cea'at
Movie Theather		zochepa
Shopping Mall		whqua (wa'qua)
Restaurant		r ( roll ) sea res
Supermarket		onos'ah
Gas Station		burbe
Hotel		b ( roll ) ras brass
Hospital		bit'onde
School		e'du
Bank		bit'ondo ( no extra air )
Next door.....		un'va

Remember what "next door" is....if you are to learn the next two parts after the very next one!

Or so.

Money ( or ) things you might buy.

Days of the week and other time related words/phrases.

Sunday		ab-ha
Monday		sea-ha
Tuesday		zo-ha
Wensday		pe-ha
Thursday		os-ha
Friday		ow-ha
Saturday		re-ha
Week		attay
Month		deset
Year		yaven
Day		-ha
Hour		vow
Minute		pow
What time is it?		v're
The time is.....		thse re

Notice how all days of the week end with  "-ha".

When a person says the time in Azjherben they will say:

( the example's time is 1:25 )

thse re vow unize pow dunize cheize

Note this:

The written statement "the time is currently one twenty five" acthually means:

time is hour 1 minute 2 and 5

Just replace with the right numbers and it will be ready and fine.

For an easyer way try saying.........

"thse re vow unize duncheize" That also means:

"the time is currently one twenty five"

But, litterly it means: "time is hour 1.25"

The dot means "point"

Conjunctions, sentence inserts and basic pronouns.

I like		heige
I hate		vosh
I can		hex
I will		joudun
I should		zoven
(add after) not		ge'vo
I (would) or (other verb)		were
I am		on'show
I have		nox
You like		hebur
You hate		vas
You can