Shonen
Dreamer
I will admit, in my previous thread, I did admit to having a terrible understanding of the English language and understanding the details of the literature.
As much as I wanted to create my own languages, I realised when having a chat with users, it wasn't going to be easy. I have tried researching some videos that do go into detail of different words to explain languages that I've never heard of. Explains my Entry Level English certificates...
But users have given me advice of trying to merge languages together like with Elvish from Tolkien is Welsh and Finnish (I believe)
In my world or just the story Project BeastMagjek, there were 3 kinds of elves, 2 kinds of dwarves, orcs and goblins and possibly others but for now, I think Dwarves and Elves will do.
The Dwarves are the Gol'Beards and the Highlanders, but last night I was watching a video of a guy explaining how to write fictional languages. But it seemed more about how it should sound rather than what it the races' personal writing. So I thought, I wanted the Dwarves to be Scottish/Irish and made the Gol'Beards talk in Edinburgh slang, sorry but this might be painful to read, this comes from no material I currently have...
"Aye, ma chum an ta Dreich don lave anever!!! Laddie Jorl leggedit lika Bampot alldaway ome! Ta Gowk shada slepdin!" I re-arranged things so it wasn't entirely Edinburgh and shows the Dwarf with 'ma' or 'an' 'ta'
The Translation "Yes, my friend and the bad weather don't love each other! Boy Jorl ran like an idiot all the home! The fool should have slept in!" Still a massive work in progress but I found it better to work with something than nothing.
For their written language, I was thinking runes.
The Elves or the Sky Elves/Shaén I thought of my break at work, and what users suggested last night that the elves could speak Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Finnish, German. I feel the Sky Elves fit the Gaelic language but I am very unsure of how I don't make it simply speak the same language from Scotland.
All this is still a work in progress and don't have any solid ideas before I take this into full force.
And advice on how you guys would handle Fictional Languages?
Thanks for reading and hope wherever you are, keep writing and hope the rest of your day goes well!
As much as I wanted to create my own languages, I realised when having a chat with users, it wasn't going to be easy. I have tried researching some videos that do go into detail of different words to explain languages that I've never heard of. Explains my Entry Level English certificates...
But users have given me advice of trying to merge languages together like with Elvish from Tolkien is Welsh and Finnish (I believe)
In my world or just the story Project BeastMagjek, there were 3 kinds of elves, 2 kinds of dwarves, orcs and goblins and possibly others but for now, I think Dwarves and Elves will do.
The Dwarves are the Gol'Beards and the Highlanders, but last night I was watching a video of a guy explaining how to write fictional languages. But it seemed more about how it should sound rather than what it the races' personal writing. So I thought, I wanted the Dwarves to be Scottish/Irish and made the Gol'Beards talk in Edinburgh slang, sorry but this might be painful to read, this comes from no material I currently have...
"Aye, ma chum an ta Dreich don lave anever!!! Laddie Jorl leggedit lika Bampot alldaway ome! Ta Gowk shada slepdin!" I re-arranged things so it wasn't entirely Edinburgh and shows the Dwarf with 'ma' or 'an' 'ta'
The Translation "Yes, my friend and the bad weather don't love each other! Boy Jorl ran like an idiot all the home! The fool should have slept in!" Still a massive work in progress but I found it better to work with something than nothing.
For their written language, I was thinking runes.
The Elves or the Sky Elves/Shaén I thought of my break at work, and what users suggested last night that the elves could speak Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Finnish, German. I feel the Sky Elves fit the Gaelic language but I am very unsure of how I don't make it simply speak the same language from Scotland.
All this is still a work in progress and don't have any solid ideas before I take this into full force.
And advice on how you guys would handle Fictional Languages?
Thanks for reading and hope wherever you are, keep writing and hope the rest of your day goes well!