Speaking Arangothek Phrasebook
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This phrasebook is modelled after the list of Some Common Phrases in P. Feaster's Teach Yourself Arangothian text. The written text was done by OrchidMantis. The spoken words are by bornfor.
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- me enxenim
- "sincerely" at the close of a letter, literally "by my hand."
- (Ai) van hest
- Good day / Hello!
- (Ai) van hest ne ken
- Good day to you.
- (Min) ve neskix ai van hest (ne ken)
- [I] wish (you) a good day.
- (Ai) van branth
- Good bye, literally "[I wish you] a good way/path."
- (Ai) van mink
- Good night.
- Ken ve sin?
- Who are you (singular)?
- Tesset ve sin?
- What is your name?
- Tessim ve ....
- My name is.....
- Ker sin umpi ken in ettix?
- From whence do you come?
- Min in ettix ker....
- I come from.....
- Sin umpik ve ken?
- Where are you from / Of where are you a native?
- Arangothek ve min.
- I am an Arangothian.
- Kat Arangothek ve ken?
- Are you an Arangothian?
- Kat me Arangothek ken ve thratix flaralua?
- Can you speak Arangothian?
- Me Arangothek min (mu) ve thratix flaralua.
- I can (not) speak Arangothian.
- Min (mu) ve nethratix.
- I (don’t) understand.
- Ben sin umpi ve.....?
- Where is....?
- Kat ken darmix ai silek ul.....?
- Do you have any.....?