Name: Naigesh
Type: Roman language Alignment: French, Italian, Latin Head Direction: Number of genders: Feminine, Masculine Declensions: No Conjugations: No
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Naigesh or Hounish (Naiguese or Huonese) was a constructed roman language spoken in the northern Italy and in the southern France, it is the closest language to actual French.
Comparison between French, Latin, Italian and Naigesh :
English | Naigesh | French | Italian | Latin |
water | acua | aigue | acqua | aqua |
high | halto | haut | alto | altum |
horse | ciavale | cheval | cavallo | caballum |
I am | jo som | je suis | (io) sono | (ego) sum |
To do | fare | faire | fare | facere |
fire | focue | feu | fuoco | focum |
island | isela | île | isola | insulam |
milk | lacte | lait | latte | lactem |
language | lengua | langue | lingua | linguam |
our | noster(ra) | notre | nostro | nostrum |
skin | pelle | peau | pelle | pellem |
new | nuevo | nouveau | nuovo | novus |
rain | plogga | pluie | pioggia | pluviam |
three | tro | trois | tre | tres |
Common phrases in Naigesh
English | Naigesh | French |
---|---|---|
British | Brettaniquo | Britannique |
English | Anglase | Anglais |
Yes | Sî | Oui, si |
No | Non | Non |
Hello | Saluo | Salut |
How are you? | Cuomene vas tu ? | Comment vas-tu? |
Good morning! | Buonguor | Bonjour |
Good afternoon/evening! | Buona sora | Bonne soirée |
Good night! | Buona niuta | Bonne nuit |
Goodbye | Addieo | Adieu |
Please | Si-tu-vuoles | S'il-te-plait |
Thank you | Grazze | Merci |
Excuse me | Perdonne | Pardon |
I'm Sorry | Escozze | Excusez-moi |
Hurry ! | Allono nuo | Allons-y |
Because | Perquo | Parce-que |
Why? | Porquo? | Pourquoi? |
Who? | Qui? | Qui? |
What? | Quo? | Quoi? |
When? | Quande? | Quand? |
Where? | Uo? | Où? |
How? | Comene? | Comment? |
How much? | Quantite? | Combien? |
I do not understand | Jo ne cuonprendo | Je ne comprend pas |
Help me (please) Help me! |
Allo seccuore! | Au secours ! |
Where's the bathroom? | Uo est la tualetta? | Où est la salle de bain |
Do you speak English? | Parlas tu Anglase? | Parles-tu Anglais? |
Cheers! (toast) | Buone! | Santé! |
Comparisons between Naigesh and other languages[]
Naigesh has very closely related to Italian and French, but many arcane spellings and pronunciations that continue in Hounesy today make a key difference. For example, the "s" in "os" is the only letter in Naigesh that may be silent. Therefore, almost no letters have been shed by spelling reforms.
Latin | French | Italian | English | Naigesh |
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nos | nous | noi | we | nuo |
frater | frere | fratello | brother | fradre |
'cantion' | 'chanson' | 'canzone' | song | cianzona |
'magis or plus' | 'mais / plus' | 'ma / più' | more | mai / plo |
'manum sinistrum' | 'main gauche' | 'mano sinistra' | left hand | mane senestra |
'nullam rem natam (lit. no thing born) |
'rien"' | 'niente' | nothing | nulo / nondo |
The plural is formed additing a "s" to every words, exept for some words ending by "ele", "ale" or "ela" :
Word | Plural form | French word | French plural | English |
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batele' | batues | bateau | bateaux | boat |
ciastele | ciastues | château | châteaux | castle |
pela | puas | peau | peaux | skin |
guornale | guornuas | journal | journaux | newspaper |
ciappele | ciapues | chapeau | chapeaux | hat |
canale | canuas | canal | canaux | channel |
The days of the week in Naigesh :
Naigesh | Italan | French |
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Lonedi | Lunedì | Lundi |
marddi | martedì | mardi |
mercordi | mercoledì | mercredi |
guodi | giovedì | jeudi |
vennerdi | venerdì | vendredi |
saveddi | sabato | samedi |
demancia | domenica | dimanche |