#fictional language

To start with, these aren't exactly words from their actual languages, but rather the terms generally used for people of those nationalities—or the names of the languages ​​themselves:

Cosmotellaris - Cosmotellarian

Dulinovat - Dulinovian/Dulinovite

Polwagara - Polwagarri

Kontokat - Kontokish

Campioto - Campiotan

Vanasky - Vanaskian

Ghonziang - Ghonziangi

And here are some ideas I had for saying "Hello" in a few of those languages:

Dulinovian: Krasno (Krahs-noh)

Polwagarri: Benvindo (Ben-veen-doh), Belano (Beh-lah-noh)

Ghonziangi: Kwan (Kw-ahn)

Vanaskian: Zdravon (Zdraah-vohn), Vintergost (Vin-ter-gohst)

Some of them do get called 'Papa' and 'Mama' (Brainy gets called Papa by his kid, obviously, he's wanted to be Papa for so long and to be looked up to)

But I have a headcanon that the parental terms created and spread through the village would be "Ada" (ah-dah) for father, and "Uma" (uh-muh) for mother.

No one is really sure who started it first, but now it's just the normal term. "Mother" and "Father" sort of get abandoned and brushed off as human terms.

"Where's your Ada?," or "You just wait until your Uma hears about this," are normal for someone scolding a misbehaving smurfling

To add; "Fadne" (Fahd-neh) is the smurf equivalent of 'Uncle." In my mind, the smurfs aren't related so an uncle would just be a close family friend.

Like with Clumsy being Brainy's best friend, Cricket (Brainy's daughter) calls him Fadne. The female equivalent of this is Nadme (Nahd-meh), which is what Smurfette's kid would call Blossom or Storm, given how close they are with Smurfette.

There's even new grandparent terms.

Papa is Apera, Willow is Namera, and Grandpa is Knutru.

'Knutru' is actually a word that Grandpa coined for himself, as it's from an ancient elven language he learned on his travels. It actually is part of the longer word, 'Knutriadi,' meaning blueberry.

He just thought it was funny, honestly.

Ken doesn't have a title, he prefers just his own name, while everyone refers to Ron as Apadne, Which just combines 'Fadne' with 'Apera,' because he's sort of like the younger generation's grand-uncle. Many of the younger smurfs have shortened this to "Apa," which everyone knows who you're talking about if you say it. There's only one Apa.

Zasp

Sant

Cluc

Rules I made following a reddit guide lmao

Btw I didn't make the alphabet till just now so any pictures before I show that were made beforehand, sorry

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Grammar (I'm a little rusty but if this is incorrect I WILL be orbital striking earth 🫀)

Language name + words that I wrote down whilst talking to myself

I really wrote to myself asking what to write like dawg idk ?

Greetings and goodbyes

I will most likely just change the English spelling slightly when I start using the illager alphabet

Idk why I took this but that's the number of letters

There's actually 16 tho

I wanted the Illagers and pillagers to be very goal focused ig??

Like they don't talk to chat, they talk to get shit done type shit

Unless they are speaking to a close friend or family member, they are NOT making small talk.

I think silence would be considered the utmost respect to a stranger, and villagers are considered the rudest bitches ever because they're so social.

But then how do illagers come to make friends in the first place if they don't like small talk??

Either kids raised side by side orr

Love at first sight idfk

Listen, this isn't actually too lore relevant to my au, but I think it's weird to have them all speak human languages if they aren't humans?

Like where tf do you see English or Spanish or smth in Minecraft?? NOWHERE because HUMANS AREN'T A THING so neither are human languages, right!?

I think I'll also write the enchantment languages differently depending on who's making the enchanted book

Cuz we see villagers have them (I assume they make them) but also they're not the only source of enchantment books so obviously different people would be writing them?? Idk

I'm not crazy right?

These are the letters I made (there's a bonus one in a different picture since I needed a sound I forgot)

And these are there noises (idk their names yet tho)

Letter 16

Like this, I think, is just the bare bones of letters and sounds right?

Also my new phone has a weird camera so whenever I zoom in everything looks like...painted

I think it looks cool but this didn't happen on my other phone so idk??

languages, so many languages

(The language of the Predator species created by Britton Watkins for the 'Predators' movies)

Here's the word(s) of the day:

Bhu'ja - Ghost / soul / spirit

Making a star/planet orbit-based writing system....

(Created by Ben Burtt for the original Star Wars trilogy)

Here's the word(s) of the day:

Poodoo - Fodder, used as a mild curse word, roughly equivalent to "nonsense"