***Dragonish***

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Pronouns:

If you are or are referring to a dragon:

I				cha
You (singular)			tha
he/she				na
we				chora
they				thana
you (plural)			kha

(n.b. the "ch" and "kh" sounds may look the same, 
but the "ch" is soft, as in Bach, not as in Chill, 
see? It's sorta like a growl almost.)

If referring to a non-dragon:

you				tesh
he/she				nara
they				thesta
it				sel

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Verbs:

to eat				fein (stress the "i")
to be/exist			ahna
to travel/fly			deiamar
to fly to			deinor (+ arn* destination)
to speak			entor
to threaten			darga
to have/possess			nahn
to land				undein
to sleep			demar
to wake				damor
to be woken/disturbed		en takha
to fight			khantakha
to kill				martur
to find				tendor
to want/choose			meskar
to be friendly towards		en barun
to be hostile towards		en tarok

*see below

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Useful stuff:

yes				dem
no				dana

all				kess
none/nothing			tur				

with				kem
without				san

knowlege			kharfen
home				senkatsta
sun				khala
moon				kiratur

for the purpose of		manchana
in direction of (to)		arn

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Colours:


Colour			Light		Dark

Gold			far		fir
Silver			san		sin
green			dar		dir
red			kar		kir
black			pao		pio
blue			tarn		tir
yellow			nem		nim
brown			esti		isto
copper			mal		mel

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Questions:

who				chem
what				charn
when				cherna
where				charum
why				chara
how				chumir

also, for a question, the word "skar" is put at the end of the 
sentence. ie: "Cherna skar?" = "when?" 

(n.b. for all of these, the "is" is implied, as in: "Who is that?" 
becomes "Who that?" when literally translated. It would be 
"Chem na skar?" in dragonish) 

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Tenses:

future				feor
past				desta

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Sentence construction:

Okay, this is the important part. To make a simple sentence, you need 
the verb, person/object and a description, in that order.

For example, If I wanted to say 
"I find treasure", it's
"tendor cha galdio" (verb "to find" + I + treasure)

To say something like 
"He threatens me", it's reversed so it's
"cha darga na" like (I'm threatened by him)

same with

"You woke him"
"na en takha tha" 

Questions are as above, but I'll repeat:

To ask something like 
"why are you hostile towards me?" it's
"chara cha en tarok tha skar?

Tenses go in front of the whole sentence, like
"I killed it" is
"desta sel martur cha" (like "in the past + it + was killed by + me")

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Greetings:

formal hello			damor kemkhala
informal hello			ahna barun

goodbye:

1st dragon			deinor khala
2nd dragon			on kiratur

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Politeness:

before name= dragon's colour and rank

eg.
Fallimar = far khala Falimar Keshalan

("Keshalan" (Kesh'laan) is Fallimar's second name, and Fallimar must be spelt 
"Falimar" because there are no double letters in dragonish)