N.B. I am not a native speaker and this recording is just to give a sense of how this language sounds which may not be the exact pronunciation in the IPA.
Lexicon Sample Phrases #1 - #25
1. ‘I walked into the dark forest.’
M’år mielen a l’id nhin ørd.
/mɔɐ̯ mjɛw na lið̞ ɲi nœɐ̯/
2. ‘I drank the water.’
M’å leven verged.
/mɔ lɛwn væ:wð̞/
3. ‘I was looking at the sky.’
Mie oigede od hoil.
/mi waj ðo ðwal/
4. ‘I saw the sea in front of me.’
M’å lyn thoied ill’ne maig.
/mɔ lyn θwa ðil nə maj/
5. ‘I’m walking in the forest.’
Mi miele ad ørd.
/mi mjɛ la ðœɐ̯/
6. ‘I’m drinking water.’
Mie lever did verg.
/mi le.ʋɐ dið̞ væ:w/
7. ‘Look at the stars.’
Oig o phíøllesde.
/wa jo fjø.lɐ.ðə/
8. ‘I see stars in the sky.’
Mi lye phíølles ad hoil.
/mi ly fjø.lɐ za ðwal/
9. ‘The star is bright tonight.’
Phíolled thiele el-lôtte .
/fjɔl.əð̞ θjɛ lɛ lojd/
10. ‘The crow’s feathers are dark.’
Hildesde ne syred nhie.
/hi.lɐ.ð̞ə nə syɐ̯ð̞ ɲi/
11. ‘The bright star will show us the way.’
The thielen phíolle loie elym vir vied.
/θə θjɛwn fjɔl la ɛ.lym veɐ̯ vi:.əð̞/
12. ‘The feather fell from the sky.’
Hilded å thømen ded hoil.
/hi.lə ðɔ θø.mən də ðwal/
13. ‘A crow is sitting on the wall.’
Ine syr sig íade od arn.
/i.nə syɐ̯ si: ja ðo ða:n/
14. ‘Show me the stream.’
Elymer-î míer phoivened.
/ɛ.ly.mɐ ʁ̞i mjæɐ̯ fwa(w).nəð̞/
15. ‘The bird was falling from the tree.’
Ærgled thomte de híeved.
/æ:w.ləð̞ θɔm.də də jɛ.ʋəð̞/
16. ‘I’m sitting behind her.’
Mi mog íade sille laig.
/mi mow jað̞ sil laj/
17. ‘The wall was very big.’
Arned noide mas.
/a:.nəð̞ nwa.ð̞ə ma/
18. ‘The stream is long.’
Phoivened lither.
/fwa(w).nəð̞ li.θɐ/
19. ‘The bird has big wings.’
Ærgled å noines doies.
/æ:w.lə ðɔ nwa.nɐ dwa/
20. ‘The tree had many leaves.’
Híeved åder mines thíes.
/jɛ.ʋə ðɔ.ðɐ mi.nɐ θja/
21. ‘There is a long snake in the garden.’
Thar ine liden nha ad thøe.
/θa ʁ̞i.nə li.ð̞ən ɲa að̞ θø/
22. ‘I wish I had wings.’
Mi theve ed’å doies.
/mi θe və.ðɔ dwa/
23. ‘The leaves were red because it was autumn.’
Thíesde phørter leig di ætter vogt.
/θja.ðə fœɐ̯.dɐ lej di ɛ.dɐ vɔw(d)/
24. ‘There are many boys who love to run.’
Huigde mie ho l’elge e’rør.
/huj.ðə mi ho lɛl jə.ʁ̞œɐ̯/
25. ‘The big waves hit the ships’
Thes noines thalges å maigen øvåde .
/θɐ nwa.nɐ θal.jɐ zɔ ma.jə nø.vɔ.ðə/
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