Help your conlang fluency (2)

[clawgrip]

Hwai pauk erng jong.
1 be.additional sleep want
I also want to sleep.

[Thry]

Dorvo le tunc. Maenyth a hynn vae.
Sleep then! Goodnight and good dreams.

[clawgrip]

Erng dua daak.
sleep PERF EMPH
I have slept.


Je shuxökewa.
1 sleep.1PST
I slept.

[Thry]

Ar im! A long prem mi demmor 'rand.
Me too! And a lot for the first time in a long time.

[Pazmivaniye]

Ñekogey ninu rube ya jakos roi, kaw jaketey zi-zi roi mawki.
have-PAST.IPV-1s much difficulty GEN sleep-INF good-A but sleep-PAST.PV INTENS~more good-A late-A
La de nécho nèn houvage è jaque heron, co la sa jaquè zige heron moçon.
1s be-PAST.1S have-GER much difficult-N sleep-INF good-ADV, but 1s be-PRES.1S much.more good-ADV late-ADV
[la_dʌ_neˈʃo nɛn huˈvaʒ_ɛ_ˈʒakʌ hʌˈɾɔ̃ | ko la_sa_ʒaˈkɛ ˈziʒʌ hʌˈɾɔ̃ moˈsɔ̃]
I used to have a lot of trouble sleeping well, but I've been sleeping much better lately.

(è I slept
de o I used to sleep
sa è I have slept)?

[dhok]

Iłitqa luhet qu ha.
ʻihītaka rohýki kuo hā.
Nāz lɔørg sęz kų sa.
Išihāʻa hohake ŋu sā.
ʻiliʻāka lohali kō tā.
The school of fish flies to the moon.

Some example sentences from five of the languages in my upcoming Reconstruction Challenge.

[GrinningManiac]

Fymbagadr ryc air, do yr bynachyzghagnn ryc bhw, swaegh yr gor.
My problem is that I don't go to sleep when I'm sleepy.

Yr wzghagnn - I sleep
Yr wzghaigh - I slept
Yr Hwzghaigh - I have slept

[abaddamn]

Making whole sentences using only one verb root and its declensions!
[tay] - to connect, link, form a relationship.
strong: tai
med: tay, te
weak: ti

Taiyas tiyás taigavid atayanta.
tay-ya.h(h-->s) ti-yáh(h-->s) tai-gá(a.a-->a.vid) a-taya-nta.
LINK-psn(MSC).nom lnk-psn(FEM).nom LINK-place(FEM).loc pst-link-3pl.
The man and the woman in the city got together.

Thread wise:
Halámi. - I sleep
Ahalám. - I slept
Ishvárakáya ahalám. - I slept for 8 hours (lit. I slept for quarter-day)
Sanishvá șava hálám. - I have slept well today.
Om șava hályasti! - May you all sleep well!
Vaiyashvayam savam halena samahalat - He died last night in his sleep. (die: lit. complete-sleep)

On another note -
Masya hridyakavo 'ham ravathayámi - I fight for mah friends!

[Pazmivaniye]

Aaa, dawleteyo ros kinoykibetey rota-figureys la jari.
Hahaha, I added those because I was trying to figure out my new verbs.

Kanaze, sibiba ya rotura sumi dani doma:
Anyway, the paradigm of the daughter language so far will be:
-e present (I am sleeping) la jaque
-è past (I was sleeping) la jaquè
stem2-e future (I will be sleeping) la jache
COP.PAST -o past habitual (I used to sleep) la da jaco
COP.PRES -o present habitual (I sleep) la sa jaco
COP.FUT -o future habitual (I will sleep) la on jaco
COP.PAST -è past perfective (I had slept) la da jaquè
COP.PRES -è present perfective (I have slept) la sa jaquè
COP.FUT -è future perfective (I will have slept) la on jaquè

[GrinningManiac]

Yr byudh az sulgh adhnac wrbhan schoghaschyz
I must finalise my verbal paradigm.

I walk/am walking/often walk - Yr Trodagnn
I walked/was walking - Yr Trodaigh
I have walked - Yr Throdaigh
I will walk/be walking - Yr er az Trodr
I will have been walking - Yr wre az Trodr
Walk! - Trod!

[clawgrip]

Since we're doing verb paradigms...

- tui erng: he sleeps/he slept/he will sleep
- tui aak erng: he does/did/will indeed sleep
- tui erng: he does not/did not/will not sleep

Perfect
- tui erng dua: he has slept (so he no longer needs to sleep)
- tui erng joum: he has slept (before, in his life)
- tui erng moang: he has just now woken up/just now finished sleeping

Imperfect
- tui erng bgaiy: he is sleeping now
- tui erng doy: he is still sleeping (focus on topic/subject, with the sense of "he should get up already!")
- tui erng wui: he is still sleeping; his sleep act still hasn't finished yet (focus on action, with the sense of "he must be tired!")
- tui erng fneuut: he usually sleeps

Modals
- tui flet erng: It appears likely that he will/did fall asleep (evidential)
- tui erng klaang: it seems likely that he will/has/did sleep; he should sleep (epistemic)
- tui erng fneuut: he may sleep/be sleeping/have slept (speculative)
- tui erng borm: he can sleep (potential for ability)

[Thry]

Silladen core forms:

Dor(v)- "to sleep" (from Latin dormio)

Dervi "to sleep"
Dorved "sleeping"
Dornen "slept"

Dorf "sleeps"
Dorn "slept"
Odhur "has slept"
Odhorn "had slept"

Dervitha "will sleep"
Dervithant "would sleep"
Odhuretha "will have slept"
Odhurethant "would have slept"

[Pazmivaniye]

Weypeda si ya latini da dimunure, pono la!
Sèt véper è latine da rimynde, pòn gi!
That derivation from Latin is interesting, I like it!

[Thry]

A chlara, in enflethain ynir brennin ol Laden. Iost i radheg.
[ɑ xlɑ.ɾɑ in eɱ.fle.θajn y.niɾ bɾe.n:in ol la.den jost i ɾa.ðeg]
Just to clarify, the inflections aren't derived from Latin. Just the root.

[Pazmivaniye]

A, dan alu ze dimunuri. Daje ya roture savuri mi noñeda su?
Ah, mique cal sè dimynde. Va-di è rotre savre mi sol noièt?
Oh, then a little less interesting. Are they from an existing language or your own creation?

[Thry]

They're inspired in Sindarin, as is the phonology. It's a Latin-Sindarin hybrid bogolang.

[clawgrip]

Lobnihga heat jong swaytek mgachiap cheung lobnih treuk huoo yang.
something say want and.thus practice but what know NEG EMPH
I want to say something for practice, but I don't know what to say.

[GrinningManiac]

Brigh ych, do ych er dwmarg, ing fallieathach ghwnaschyaighwan.
Let us pretend that we are people from our created countries.

(Is ych fatagnn ych)
And we understand each other

It sebh wg nas, nachadr. Wf eschr sen?
Good day, stranger. How are you?

[treskro]

Ecìgo. Fdimmemacak otra?
It's going well. And how about you, CrazySmiler?

[GrinningManiac]

Yr magh na enn, Trescro. Is wf?
I'm good, Treskro. And you?

wf er do i awy? I er gon?
Where are you from? Is it warm there?

[treskro]

Potantrommo keŋ owkel eca ek owìnık.
I live in the Potrantrommo Bay, so it's very warm here.

[GrinningManiac]

Yr ghinn it Cwnnwyt air. It tybh, ca, er labhn morn, och ych ghinn tadarach bhych ydr, ing er gych, ing er it fall ydr
I live in Blackhill. The nights here are very cold but we live in our houses which are warm under the earth.

Potantrommo er garid?
Is Potantrommo a city?

[treskro]

Tomu owıxt. Sru mubanca nuìncan obawottro idca dewot, Potantrommo ocowgıl eca.
It's not a city. We sleep where the water flows into the land, that's why it's called Potantrommo (it-flows-into-here).

[GrinningManiac]

Daigh dogh! Wf nach ghinn gairdach air? Nach tadarach air?
Well I never! Don't you live in cities? Nor in houses?

[ol bofosh]

Om etheyt budurat bofonisha budakox ta.
I live in a forested mountain valley.

(most complicated noun phrase I've done)