Earth 2/Yappanese

“	IT'S YAPPING TIME❗❗	”
	— Federal Language Bureau of Yapping

Yappanese is a language spoken almost worldwide in Earth 2 (and also a bit throuought the entire metaverse) which is very very similar to Portuguese. P.S. imagine the The Pencil Language but funi

Phonology

Vowels:

	Front	Central	Back
Close	i		u
Close-mid			o
Open-mid	ɛ		ɔ
Open		a

Consonants:

	Labial	Dental	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar (plain)	Velar (labialized)	Glottal
Nasal	m		n
Plosive	p, b	t, d			k, g		ʔ
Fricative	f, v	θ, ð	s, z	ʃ, ʒ			h
Liquid (central)			ɾ*	j		w
Liquid (lateral)			l

*if youre a monolingual english pussy you can just pronounce it /ɹ/

Alphabet: Same as english alphabet but without k and with 🤩, 🤐 and 👍

Orthography and Grammar

same thing as portuguese because making orthographies and grammar's is really fucking boring

• 👍 is the letter for θ
  • 👍can be θ or ð depending on which is easier to say in the context of the word
• ʃ is written as 🤩
• ʔ is written as 🤐 and is used to separate vowels (predominantly used in verbs)
• ' means contraction
• c is used before a, o and u and q is used before e and i. If c is used before e or i then it is pronounced /s/ instead of /k/.
• s inbetween two vowels is pronounced as z; you can prevent this by using ss instead of one s (Example: plasa is pronounced /plaza/ but zassei🤩e is pronounced /zasɛiʃɛ/

Pronounciation List

• a -> /a/
• b -> /b/
• c -> /k/ normally, /s/ when preceding e or i
• d -> /d/, sometimes /ð/ in some dialects
• e -> /ɛ/
• f -> /f/
• g -> /g/
• h -> /h/
• i -> /i/
• j -> /ʒ/
• l -> /l/
• m -> /m/
• n -> /n/
• o -> /o/ or /ɔ/
• p -> /p/
• q -> /k/, replaces c before /e/ and /i/
• r -> /ɾ/
• s -> /s/, /z/ when between two vowels
• t -> /t/
• u -> /u/
• v -> /v/
• w -> /w/
• x -> /ks/, /z/, /ʃ/
• y -> /j/
• z -> /z/
• 👍 -> /θ/
• 🤩 -> /ʃ/
• 🤐 -> /ʔ/

Dictionary - Numbers

Its a base 16 system because hexadecimal gud

• Note (0)
• Un (1)
• Doi🤩e (2)
• Trez (3)
• Cuatro (4)
• Cinco (5)
• Sez (6)
• Se👍 (7)
• O🤐ite (8)
• Nov (9)
• De🤩 (A)
• Ons (B)
• Doze (C)
• Tre🤐a🤩e (D)
• Cator🤩e (E)
• Qinz (F)
• Zassa🤩e (10)
• Zassa🤩unu (11)
• Zassa🤩oi🤩e (12)
• Zassa🤩erez (13)
• Zassa🤩atro (14)
• Zassa🤩inco (15)
• Zassa🤩e🤐iez (16)
• Zassa🤩e🤩e (17)
• Zassa🤩o🤐ite (18)
• Zassa🤩ove (19)
• Zassa🤩edez (1A)
• Zassa🤩onz (1B)
• Zassa🤩oze (1C)
• Zassa🤩e🤐a🤩e(1D)
• Zassa🤩atorze (1E)
• Zassa🤩inz (1F)
• Doi🤩assa🤩e (20)
• Doi🤩assa🤩unu (21)
• Trezassa🤩e (30)
• Cuatrazassa🤩e (40)
• Cincazassa🤩e (50)
• Sezassa🤩e (60)
• Se👍assa🤩e (70)
• O🤐itazassa🤩e (80)
• Novazassa🤩e (90)
• De🤩assa🤩e (A0)
• On🤩azassa🤩e (B0)
• Dozassa🤩e (C0)
• Tre🤐asse🤐assa🤩e (D0)
• Catorzassa🤩e (E0)
• Qinzassa🤩e (F0)
• Zassa🤩asse (100)
• Zassa🤩asse-un (101)
• Zassa🤩asse-doi🤩e (102)
• Zassa🤩asse-zassa🤩e (110)
• Zassa🤩asse-doi🤩assa🤩e (120)
• Doi🤩assa🤩asse (200)
• Doi🤩assa🤩asse-doi🤩assa🤩oi🤩e (222)
• Trezassa🤩asse🤩asse (300)
• Cuatrazassa🤩asse🤩asse (400)
• The multiples of 100 are the same as the multiples of 10 but with an added -🤩asse at the end
• Un-supanote (1,000)
• Un-supanote-un (1,001)
• Un-supanote-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩un (1,111)
• Un-supanote-doi🤩assa🤩asse-trezassa🤩atro (1,234)
• Doi🤩e-supanote (2,000)
• Doi🤩e-supanote-doi🤩assa🤩asse-doi🤩assa🤩oi🤩e (2,222)
• Doi🤩e-supanote-doi🤩assa🤩asse-doi🤩assa🤩ez (2,223)
• Trez-supanote (3,000)
• Cuatro-supanote (4,000)
• Tre🤐a🤩e-supanote (D,000)
• Cator🤩e-supanote (E,000)
• Qinz-supanote (F,000)
• Zassa🤩asse-supanote (10,000)
• Zassa🤩assa🤩asse-supanote (100,000)
• Un-sup'un (1,000,000)
• Un-sup'un-un (1,000,001)
• Un-sup'un-un-supanote-un (1,001,001)
• Un-sup'un-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩assun-supanote-zassa🤩assa🤩asse (1,111,111)
• Doi🤩e-sup'un (2,000,000)
• Doi🤩e-sup'un-doi🤩assa🤩assa🤩oi🤩e-doi🤩assa🤩oi🤩e-supanote-doi🤩assa🤩assa🤩oi🤩e-doi🤩assa🤩oi🤩e (2,222,222)
• Trez-sup'un (3,000,000)
• Cuatro-sup'un (4,000,000)
• Qinz-sup'un (F,000,000)
• Zassa🤩e-sup'un (10,000,000)
• Zassa🤩assa🤩e-sup'un (1*10^8 or 100,000,000)
• Un-supadoi🤩e (1*10^9 or 1,000,000,000)
• Every -illion is -supa[-illion number] in Yappanese. For example, 1,000,000₁₆ is Un-sup'un, (1 million is illion 1) and 4 sexdecillion₁₆ is cuatro-supazassa🤩e (sexdecillion is illion 16 which is 10 in base 16).
• Un-supatrez (1*10^12, 1 trillion)
• Un-supacuatro (1*10^15, 1 quadrillion)
• Un-supacuatro-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩assun-supatrez-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩assun-supadoi🤩e-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩assun-sup'un-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩assun-supanote-zassa🤩assa🤩asse-zassa🤩asun (1,111,111,111,111,111)
• Un-supazassa🤩asse (1 centillion)
• Un-sup'un-supanote (1 millinillion)
• Inifini (Infinity)
• Alefanote (Aleph Null)
• Alef'un (Aleph One)

Negative numbers are the same as regular numbers with the added prefix un- for numbers that start with vowels and u'- for numbers that start with consonants.

To make a reciprocal, add the prefix zan- or za'-. (Example: zansezassa🤩e, meaning 1/60)

For rational numbers, write [numerator] zan-[denominator] (Example: Doi🤩e za'cinco, meaning 2/5).

Irrational

• Pi - π
• O🤐ileri - e

Operations

• numera🤩oni - addition
• unumera🤩oni - subtraction
• nugisaroni - multiplication
• u'nugisaroni - division
• nugisaronigran - exponentiation
• u'nugisaronigran - root / radical
• unurojigran - logarithm

Greetings

• He👍e - Hello
• adious - Bye
• He👍👍👍e - Hello (formal) (more 👍s means more formal)
• Wah - Bye (formal)

Articles

Articles agree with subject on number

• ya: singular definite article
• yas: plural definite article
• yun: singular indefinite article
• yuns: plural indefinite article

Adjectives

• 👍o - ok
• yay - good
• siuuu - great
• yapi - excelent
• mafaca - bad
• yamafaca - very bad
• sanavabit🤩a - very very bad
• fisiqila - physical
• miniskila - chemical
• zure🤐isi - dangerous
• dumas - dumb / stupid
• abore - boring
• vurume - fast
• u'vurume - slow (contraction of "unvurume")
• a🤐u🤐isi - painful
• una🤐u🤐isi - painless
• milire - interesting
• morasa - easy
• qereso - normal, medium, ordinary
• u'qereso - abnormal, wierd, strange
• u'morasa - hard (contraction of "unmorasa", meaning "not easy")
• onoga - periodic, regular
• unonoga - irregular, aperiodic
• bomini - good, benevolent (morally)
• u'bomini - bad, evil (morally)
• folamipa - cool
• mefe - passive
• mefe🤐a - passive (magic)
• qete - spontaneous
• qete🤐a - spontaneous (magic)
• merqi🤐oli - floating
• jubintari - stationary
• u'jubintari - moving
• nuivi - new
• unuivi - old
• yumiyumi - scrumptious

Feelings

• hahasi - funny
• unahasi - not funny
• wa🤐aha - scary
• norumi - sad
• bara - amazing, incredible
• foranolo🤩as - extraordinary, out of this world (literally "out our world")
• poroma - annoying
• calivomi - boring

Important Words

• i - and
• o - or
• mas - but
• tru - in
• fora - out
• tade - all, everything
• ustade - none, nothing
• du - of, from
• ye - yes
• nu - no, not
• para - for, to
• hi🤩e - close
• uni🤩e - far
• hi [thing] 🤩e - close to [thing]
• uni [thing] 🤩e - far from [thing]
• jessa - very [adjective]
• qe - that, which, who
• qelo - whose
  

Pronouns

• eru - I, me
• tu - you (singular)
• el - he, her, it, they (singular)
• no - we, us (including the person being spoken to)
• nos - we, us (excluding the person being spoken to)
• tus - you (plural)
• els - they (plural)

Possessive

• mi - my
• tu - yours (singular)
• del - his, hers, its, their (singular)
• nolo - we, us (including the person being spoken to)
• no🤩o - we, us (excluding the person being spoken to)
• yuse - your (plural)
• dels - they (plural)

Demonstrative

• cone - this
• cona - variant of "this" which is relative to 2nd person (the person you are talking to)
• coni - that
• cones - these
• conas - variant of "these" which is relative to 2nd person (the person you are talking to)
• conis - those

Affixes

• -gran - big (suffix)
• -mini - little (suffix)
• us- / u' - inverse (prefix)
• ya- - amplify (prefix)
• -isi - more (suffix for adjectives. equivalent to english "-ful" such as painful)
• -s - plural (suffix)
• bocu- - a lot of (prefix)

Dictionary - Nouns

Note: You can also use these as prefixes / suffixes

• noileti - toilet
• pi🤩a - penis
• pi🤩a mur🤩a - erectile dysfunction
• tes👍iculo - ball
• tes👍iculo humano - testicles
• me llevo tus testiculos humanos - do NOT say this to a Yappanese speaker!
• casa - casing
• a🤐u - pain
• haba - start
• unaba - end
• perano - person
• pasito - stick
• loka - amorphous shape, rock
• yaba - page, article

Directions

• dirano - direction
• yara🤩oni - dimension
• om - up
• usom - down
• lom - left
• u'lom - right (contraction of "uslom", meaning "not left")
• nu🤩o - north
• sa🤐u - south
• esi - east
• o🤐e👍e - west

• fom - front
• u'fom - back (contraction of "usfom", meaning "not front")
• cuatrom - 4D up
• u'cuatrom - 4D down

Directions in higher dimensions than 3D are just [NUMBER OF DIMENSIONS]-om, for example cuatrom (cuatr-om, meaning "four up"). For the opposite direction, prefix u'- if the word starts with a consonant or un- if the word starts with a vowel.

Art

• are👍e - art
• imiro - color
  • imira - red
  • imirase - red-orange
  • imirege - orange
  • imirigi - gold
  • imirigo - yellow
  • imiradi - chartreuse
  • imirena - green
  • imireso - turquoise
  • imiralo🤐i - cyan
  • imiraneca - sky blue
  • imirupe - blue
  • imire🤩alori - indigo
  • imirabala - purple
  • imirenu🤩a - pink
  • imireni - pink-red
  • imirepla🤐usu - gray
  • plasa - white, light
  • usplasa - black, dark
  • plas'- - prefix to make colors lighter (example: plas'imirege - beige)
  • usplas'- - prefix to make colors darker (example: usplas'imirege - brown)
• imi🤐oro - dye, pigment
• papere - paper
• papere👍ari - canvas
• wakabe - pencil (Borrowed word from The Pencil Language)
• fraha🤩i - eraser (Borrowed word from The Pencil Language)
• imirowakabe - color pencil

Liquids

• acureri - water
  • acu🤐ire - ice
  • acugeri - water vapour
• milqireri - milk
• jusireri - juice
• so🤐upireri - soup
• mininskiensiamitoxinireri - acid (means "chemistry corrosion liquid")
• jusizureri - poison (means "die juice")

Food

• comi - food
• milqi🤐ire🤐o - cheese
• massene - apple
• perane - pear
• banene - banana
• laranire - orange
• ki🤐ui - kiwi
• manigo - mango
• tomate - tomato
• alfasse - lettuce
• herico - beans
• timure - carrot

Magic

• arocano - magic
• vara - staff
• arocanoreri - magic juice

Vehicles

• viqi - vehicle
• roda - wheel
• caru - car
• onibu - bus
• doi🤩eroda - bicycle
• trezoroda - tricycle
• vurumonibu - train (means "fast bus")
• uso'vurumonibu - metro (contraction of "usomvurunomibu", means "down fast bus")
• o'viqi - airplane (contraction of "omviqi", means "up vehicle")

Timekeeping

• tepi - time
• tepimini - second
• tepiroso - minute
• tepigran - hour
• tepi🤩as - day
• se👍e'pi🤩as - week (contraction of "se👍etepi🤩as", meaning "seven days")
• tepi🤩asgran - month
• tepigran - year
• nau - present
• uas - past
• uil - future
• uasora - before
• uilora - after

Astronomy

• spas - space
• spasiensia - astronomy
• 🤩as - planet
  • tes👍iculo 🤩as - core of the planet (means "ball planet")
    • tes👍iculomini 🤩as - inner core (means "little ball planet")
    • tes👍iculogran 🤩as - outer core (means "big ball planet")
  • casa🤩as - mantle
  • casa🤩asmini - crust (means "little mantle")
  • 🤩asmita - rocky planet (means "metal planet")
  • 🤩as'eri - gas giant (contraction of "🤩asgeri")
  • 🤩asmini - dwarf planet (means "little planet")
  • ya🤩asmini - asteroid (means "very little planet")
  • bocu🤩asmini - asteroid belt (means "lots of little planets")
• plasa🤩as - star (means "light planet")
  • plasa🤩asmini - dwarf star (means "small star")
    • plasa🤩asminifaca - brown dwarf (means "bad small star")
    • plasa'sa🤩asmini - white dwarf (contraction of "plasaplasa🤩as", meaning "white little star")
    • usplasa'sa🤩asmini - black dwarf (contraction of "usplasaplasa🤩asmini", meaning "black little star")
  • plasa🤩asgran - giant (means "big star")
    • plasa🤩asma - supergiant
    • plasma🤩asma🤩asma - hypergiant
  • plasa🤩asum - neutron star
  • plasa🤩a🤩amus - quark star
  • bocuplasa🤩as - star cluster (means "lots of stars")
    • tes'i'bocuplasa🤩as - globular star cluster (contraction of "tes👍iculobocuplasa🤩as", means "ball lots of stars")
• gali - galaxy
  • galipica - elliptical galaxy
    • galipicacasa - shell galaxy
  • galigran - type cD galaxy
  • spogali - spiral galaxy
    • spagalibi - barred spiral galaxy
  • galigali - galaxy cluster
    • yagaligali - galaxy supercluster
• sexo - archverse
  • 1 sexo - universe
  • 2 sexo - multiverse
  • 3 sexo - metaverse
  • ...
  • sexo overload - omniverse
  • sexo gay - the box

Life

• bapo - life
• baposiensia - biology
• bapocasa - body (means "life casing")
• baxa - soul

• bara - body fluids
  • barami - blood
  • bara🤩o - body waste
    • bara🤩omo - pee
    • bara🤩olo - poop
    • bara🤩oales - sweat
  • baramena - cerebrospinal fluid

Body Parts

• ba - body part
• baha - heart
  • bahala - vein
  • bahama - artery
• ba'xi👍e - lung (means "oxygen body part")
• basma - brain
• bai - eye
• balori - nose
• barone - ear
• bami - digestive system
  • bamisi - mouth
  • bamiti - esophagus
  • bamilu - stomach
  • bamiro - intestine
    • bamiromini - upper intestines
    • bamirogran - lower intestines
  • bamiras - anus

Chemistry

• miniski - atom
  • 🤩arminiski - ion
  • miniskiensia - chemistry
• miniskiri - molecule

• 👍e - element
  • ha👍e - hydrogen
  • 👍e🤐om - helium (means "up element")
  • lie👍e - lithium
  • bere👍e - beryllium
  • grolo👍e - boron
  • carvo👍e - carbon
  • aso👍e - nitrogen
  • oxi👍e - oxygen
  • deni👍e - fluorine
  • ne🤐i👍e - neon
  • na👍e - sodium
  • mage👍e - magnesium
• si - matter
  • sino - normal matter
  • simo - antimatter
  • sito - neutral matter
  • siro - dark matter

Physics

• fisiqisiensia - physics
• mus - particle
  • 🤩amus - quark
    • 🤩amusara - up quark
    • 🤩amusare - charm quark
    • 🤩amusari - top quark
    • 🤩amusele - down quark
    • 🤩amuselo - strange quark
    • 🤩amusela - bottom quark
  • lemus - boson
    • lemuste - gluon
    • lemusto - photon
    • lemusti - Z boson
    • lemusta - W boson
    • lemusne - Higgs Boson
    • lemusi - Graviton
  • mus🤩i - lepton
    • mus🤩imi - electron
    • mus🤩ime - muon
    • mus🤩imo - tau
    • mus🤩ima - thuon
    • mus🤩ire - neutrino
      • mus🤩ireti - electron neutrino
      • mus🤩irete - muon neutrino
      • mus🤩ireto - tau neutrino
      • mus🤩ireta - thuon neutrino
  • muspi - primordium
    • muspira - primordium alpha
    • muspiro - primordium omega
    • muspiris - primordium sigma
    • muspiridi - primordium delta
    • muspirifi - primordium phi
    • muspiri👍i - primordium theta
    • muspirizi - primordium zeta
    • muspire - primordial epsilon
  • calemus - cuandavis
• ire🤐o - solid
• eri - fluid
  • reri - liquid
  • geri - gas
  • zeri - plasma

Metallurgy

• mita - metal
  • mitafe - iron
  • mitaco - copper
  • mitasini - tin
  • mitamoni - nickel
  • mitazo - zinc
  • mitapulubi - lead
  • mita🤩ori - chromium
  • mita🤐evi - tungsten
  • mitalu - aluminium
  • mitasili - silicon
  • mita🤐are - silver
  • mita🤐uri - gold
  • mitamini🤐are - platinum
  • mitadispiro - dysprosium
  • mitamos - osmium
  • mitatoxi
  • mitacuna - cuanday
  • mitacuca - cuanday quay
• mitoxi - rust
• alomita - alloy
  • alomitabo - bronze
  • alomitaba - brass
    • alomitabalu - aluminium brass
    • alomitabapo - portuguese brass
  • alomitaca - constantan
  • alositi - steel
    • ya'lociti - stainless steel (contraction of "yaalociti")
  • alomitafebo - ferroboron
  • alomitacusa - cuanday smeele

Civilisation

• qira - civilization
• qiroma - country
• qirisi - city
• qiro🤐a - town
• qireni🤩a - empire
• qiremosa - republic
• qirelili - monarchy
  • qirelima - king
  • qireloma - queen
• qiremafa - empire
• qirespas - Type 1 civilisation
• qireyaspas - Type 2 civilisation
• bocuqireyaspas - Type 3 civilisation

Verbs

Rules

All verbs end in -re (Example: sere - to be)

All additional info is in optional suffixes

Person Information is just pronouns as suffixes (if pronoun starts in vowel then add a 🤐), for example Sere🤐ere means I am, I was, I am going to be, etc. (no time was specified) and comes first

Time information:

• -nau (Present)
• -uas (Past)
• -uil (Future)
• -ia (Continuous, can add to any time info except present)

You can make a verb with time info and person info but also you can make verbs with only time info, for example serenau🤐ia meaning "somebody is being" where that somebody can be me, you, etc and is unspecified. Can be used if the person is unknown.

Example - seretu🤐uil means "you will be" and sere🤐eluasia means "he/she was being"

If the subject is a pronoun (example: i am, he ate, it took) then don't put it behind the verb, just use the person suffix. If you're referring to a specified thing (example: the thing exploded, my underwear is stinky, etc) then put it behind the verb

Verb Dictionary

• sere - to be
• mere - to have
• 🤩ere - to do
• xere - to go
• yure - to walk
• yugranure - to run (walking fast) (means "to walk big")
• gra're - to grow (contraction of "granre", means "to big")
• minire - to shrink (means "to small")
• zire - to kill
• zure - to die
• pore - to appear
• u'pore - to disappear (contraction of "unpore")
• 👍are - to create
• u'👍are - to destroy, destruct (contraction of "un👍are")
• yire - to eat
• yore - to drink
• yure - to inhale
• 🤩assare - to count
• lire - to read
• lure - to write
• bumere - to explode
• afare - to see
• efare - to hear
• ifare - to feel (as in feeling the texture)
• ofare - to smell (as in to smell something)
• ufare - to taste
• si🤐ure - to like
• yasi🤐ure - to love
• u'si🤐ure - to dislike (contraction of "unsi🤐ure")
• unyasi🤐ure - to hate
• wire - to swim
• truwire - to dive into (means "in swim")
• forawire - to emerge (out of liquid) (means "out swim")
• charminire - to ionize (atoms)
• mitoxire - to rust
• mitoxinire - to corrode
• a🤐u🤐ire - to inflict pain
• perebere - to understand
• pesere - to think
• numerare - to add
• unumerare - to subtract
• nugisare - to multiply
• unugisare - to divide
• doi🤩e🤐are - to increment
• parecere - to be similar to
• ja🤩ere - to take
• jamere - to put
• u'jamere - to grab
• i👍ore - to sleep
• hare - to laugh
• pire - to enter
• u'pire - to exit (contraction of "unpire")
• habare - to start, to iniciate
• unabare - to end, to finish
• ramalare - to jump over
• pemire - to play
• pomore - to progress
• birilare - to glitter, to shine
• cucare - to undergo cuandation
• cunare - to undergo cuandaic incubation
• miqure - to mix something

Imperative

Imperative sentences are sentences that communicate orders / commands (example: go take out the trash!). In Yappanese, imperative sentences are structured like this:

[pronoun] [verb] [noun]

In imperative sentences, verbs have the prefix go-- or g'-.

Example: Tu go-xere para mi caru. (Go to my car)

Questions

Question sentences always start with question words:

• wala - what
• wape - who
• wani - where
• wamo - when
• wasi - how
• waxa - how many
• wa🤩o - did (as in "Did they really do that?")

Example: Wala sere🤐el mage👍e? (What is magnesium?)