User:Dilsency/Svea/Language


 * The logical (eh) language of Svean created for the Svea series.

General

 * No verb conjugation.
 * Pre/suffixes instead.
 * No irregularities.
 * Cover every expression.
 * Form sentences in its most logical form.
 * No cultural ties or biases.
 * Ethnicites and orientations are described neutrally.

Speaking

 * Every sound represented.
 * Rolling r:s, etc.

Spacing/Pacing

 * Suffixed modifiers are spoken together with the prefixed base word.
 * This is sometimes denoted with a shorter space between the words.

Verb conjugation

 * Svean doesn't change the base verb.
 * A word is instead suffixed to modify it.


 * "(I) run."
 * (implied: )
 * "(I am) running."
 * "(I will) run."
 * "(I have) ran."
 * "(I have) ran."
 * "(I have) ran."

Gerundium

 * Make no difference between have and did conjugations?
 * ...unless it's important.


 * "I painted." = "I did paint."

Possessive

 * Suffixed word.


 * "My father."
 * "a-da meh"
 * "a-da meh"

Pronouns

 * Male (implied: 1st)
 * Male (2nd)
 * Female (implied: 1st)
 * Female (2nd)
 * Unknown gender, human (implied: 1st)
 * Unknown gender, human (2nd)
 * Human (implied: 1st)
 * Human (2nd)
 * Animal
 * Inanimate

Duplicate Gender

 * Each gender has two pronouns.
 * This because of sentences like "he told him that he", where it is confusing which male they're referring to.
 * The second pronoun is only used for those cases.

Gender Modifier

 * +Cis (implied)
 * +Trans

Parentage

 * Father
 * Father
 * Mother
 * Mother
 * Parent (implied: 1st)
 * Parent (2nd)
 * Mother
 * Parent (implied: 1st)
 * Parent (2nd)
 * Parent (implied: 1st)
 * Parent (2nd)
 * Parent (2nd)

Gender/Biological sex Distinction

 * Biological sex
 * Gender
 * Gender

"Active/Passive"

 * - that have a "is doing" / "having it be done to them" form, should not.
 * Not when both parties are consentually and knowingly involved in said activity.
 * It would be different if something was done to them.


 * "I ****ed last night" "I got ****ed last night"
 * This is wrong, because:
 * It is polarizing.
 * It makes one party the dominant one.
 * As if the other party was out of control.
 * It takes more effort to describe the "passive" party for some reason.

Forms

 * Neutral.
 * "I loved him. He loved me."
 * - that have equal "give/take" for both parties.
 * "Giver".
 * "I called her."
 * "Taker".
 * "I was called."
 * "I was called."

Neutral

 * "We ****ed."
 * "sek_os"
 * "I ****ed them."
 * "sek_ai_en"
 * "sek_ai_en"
 * "sek_ai_en"

Intensity

 * Glass is full.
 * fu.
 * Glass is half.
 * fa.
 * Glass is empty.
 * fe.


 * Glass is half-to-full.
 * mu.
 * Glass is half-to-empty.
 * me.


 * Glass is top-third.
 * tu.
 * Glass is middle-third.
 * ta.
 * Glass is bottom-third.
 * te.


 * Glass is top point.
 * n.
 * Glass is top-middle point.
 * n.
 * Glass is middle point.
 * n.
 * Glass is bottom-middle point.
 * n.
 * Glass is bottom point.
 * n.

And/Or

 * Separate concepts like:
 * "Pokémon Sun and Moon"
 * as describing something that applies to both of them.
 * or just a compound term for them.
 * With:
 * "Should I get Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon?"
 * as in the two separate entities, but both of them.