r/StandardGalactic

I created some nouns and there will be -na at the end of each word that is a noun:

Dena - Person

Dana - Woman

Dona - Man

Dina - Child

Duna - Family

Fena - House

Funa - School

Fana - Flat

Fina - Home

Fona - Bank

Don't know how to flair this, but I assume "help" works, I will continue nonetheless.

On topic now: can I actually learn Dtandard Galactic, because it would be odd if it were just an assortment of funny characters, but an entire subreddit dedicated to Funny Minecraft language exists. If perhaps it IS learnable, please show me sources as to where I can learn it, as it would be very fun for me to learn, since I quite enjoy both realworld languages (i.e. German, Latin, Afrikaans etc.) and conlangs, especially those of my own which, for the sake of staying on topic, and not getting banned, I will not advertize.

Nevertheless, if anyone can direct me, it'd be useful.

I will find you.

Good day! :)

Here are more translated words of GGL (Global Galactic Language):

Lema — To move

Lima — To live

Lama — To believe

Loma — To bring

Tora — To happen

Tura — To write

Tira — To sit

Tara — To stand

Sira — To lose

Sera — To pay

Sara — To meet

Sura — To include

Pzu — To continue

Pza — To learn

Pzi — To change

Pze — To lead

Pzo — To understand

Nare — To watch

Naru — To follow

Nara — To stop

Naro — To create

Vari — To speak

Vara — To read

Vare — To allow

Varu — To add

If you want to help making this language just tell me. For now we really need new words but if you like writing poetry or stories you can also help us write literature for this language.

I have many words that don't have a meaning yet. I have decided that yall should "name" them. Please make those words especially verbs, please they should be simple verbs like to swim, to run, to look... The words are:

Lina,

Lena,

Lona,

Lana,

Luna,

Mira,

Mera,

Mora,

Mara,

Mura,

Me,

Ma,

Mo,

Mu,

Te,

Ta,

To,

Tu,

Na,

No,

Nu,

Pin,

Pen,

Pon,

Pun,

Ete,

Eti,

Eto,

Etu,

Vide,

Vidi,

Vido,

Vidu,

Ge,

Ga,

Gi,

Gi,

Lema,

Lima,

Lama,

Loma,

Tora,

Tura,

Tira,

Tara,

Sira,

Sera,

Sara,

Sura,

Pzu,

Pza,

Pzi,

Pze,

Pzo,

Nare,

Naru,

Nara,

Naro,

Vari,

Vara,

Vare,

Varu,

Ke,

Ki,

Ko,

Ku,

Ma,

Me,

Mu,

Mi,

Mo,

Po,

Pi,

Pe,

Pa,

Pu

I took inspiration from LowRun4124 but some words are completely mine. Also I was thing about grammar. I noticed that because of tenses, declensions, coupling, prefixes, suffixes... the grammar gets so expended that it's very hard to memorize all this words. So I came up with an idea. Instead of inventing new words similar to the root of word, we could juat use EGA (Extended Galactic Alphabet). Example: if we would be talking in past, all nouns in that word would change into specific letters that would be agreed upon the tense. Similar we could do for every other posibility of expansioning our vocabulary. We need only roots of a word. This would reduce our vocabulary by at least 20x times. And the concept we would use to memorize those words with different letters is similar to counting in math. You don't need to memorize that 2+5=7, you can just count this and you will get the result.

This is a translation of GGL for now:

Pon — To need

Pun — To feel

Pen — To become

Ete — To leave

Eti — To put

Eto — To keep

Etu — To let

Vide — To begin

Vidi — To help

Vido — To turn

Vidu — To start

Ge — To show

Ga — To hear

Gi — To play

Gu — To run

I've known SGA for about a year now and i often write with it when i'm bored, but when it comes to reading it's still really slow and i do it letter by letter

If i practice reading it more often, will it ever become automatic like when reading a sentence in normal alphabet ?

I'm working on a spoken language that uses the Standard Galactic Alphabet (SGA) as its writing system. Rather than simply writing English in SGA, I want to create a unique language inspired by languages like Japanese while remaining completely original.

Pronunciation

Every letter has one consistent sound.

Vowels

- A = ah (father)

- E = eh (bed)

- I = ee (see)

- O = oh (go)

- U = oo (food)

Consonants

Consonants are pronounced as they are in English, with a few rules:

- R is lightly rolled or tapped.

- G is always hard (go), never like "giant."

- C is not used (use K or S instead).

- Every vowel is pronounced. There are no silent letters.

Current grammar

Word order

The language follows Subject – Object – Verb (SOV) order.

Example:

«Mi ra pan ke eta.

As for me, (I) eat bread.»

Particles

- ra – Topic ("as for...")

- Mi ra = As for me...

- ke – Direct object

- Pan ke = Bread (object)

- na – Destination / to

- Tera na = To the planet

- di – Possession / of

- Mi di luma = My friend

- lo – With / together with

- Ti lo = With you

Current dictionary

Galactic | Pronounced | English

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Mi | mee | I / me

Ti | tee | You

Ni | nee | We / us

Pan | pahn | Bread

Eta | eh-tah | To eat

Vida | vee-dah | To see

Go | goh | To go

Luma | loo-mah | Friend

Tera | teh-rah | Planet

Sora | soh-rah | Star

Aqua | ah-koo-ah | Water

Pyra | pee-rah | Fire

Nari | nah-ree | Hello

Varo | vah-roh | Goodbye

Ka | kah | Yes (also planned as question marker)

Ne | neh | No

This is still an early concept, so I'd love to hear your suggestions, ideas, and feedback. I'm especially interested in thoughts on the grammar, particles, vocabulary, and pronunciation.

So i was wondering if there is a universally agreed on set of sg symbols of cours you have the period symbol (._.) But i was wondering if there are more, ty