about MUNBIENAX
About MunBieNax
How do you feel for the language of ideographs? - - - -
MunBieNax(pronunc. "moon-bean-er") is a language that behaves a form like this.
One day, we went to restart to construct other new Conlang to conquer the past mistakes.
In the first, we returned the point of view to Primitive life, or Apes.
Shortly, we got a few notes of beasts. "Auugh!" "Woooo!" "Ayyeerrr!"
10 to 12 numbers notes, they are the first "MunBieNax". We re-created the notes humanly.
And, we created 12 Ideographs.
au : I, my, me, Here! Gimmi! Yes
nai : You, your, Wait! Hey!-
ku : This, Lo! to be! 
uo : good, like, to want
aya : bad, dislike, to hate
ika : great, large, long, surprise
kuma : small, short, poor
ut : to appear
in : to disappear
pam : to eat, food
nae : No, not, none, nothing
ae : what, wh-words
ba : Conclusion word)(
-h : Separator)(
(nothing) : Comma)(
(nothing) : Period)
The 12 words (notes?) were been using as Command words. Objects or Complements were shown with gestures.
One night, in the bed, under the guidance of providence, we more created over 100 words and Ideographs (out of aliens' telepathy?).
We selected them, and they have been as they are.(I guess that you cannot understand what I am talking about, this is a mere silly talk)
Express
MunBieNax is able to be written in LatinAlphabet in COM.
(In orthodox style, Ideographs are used to write)
kuh iu-ut ba.
this = pen is.
(this is a pen)
-h is an Equal sign, makes "A = B" syntax. It unites with before word.
ba is a Conclusion word. like Ancient-English. Unchangeable words, and it has not a tense.
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kuh iu-uth nae ba.
this = pen = not is.
(this is not a pen)
This is the Negative. "-h nae" is wedge in that place.
au yaeh ika ba.
my house = great is.
(my house is great)
Noun + noun → Modification connection. "I" + "house" → "my house"
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nai yae yih au yaeh ika ba.
your house in-comparison-with my house = great is.
(my house is greater than yours)
There is not independently the comparative degree.
"yih" is a particle of the comparative degree.
auh nin ta mat-nat ba.
I = school (Da) go-ing am.
(I am going to school) or (I go to school)
ta is a Dative particle, postposition. (anti-preposition)
-nat is a Verb-Suffix. Before ba, ku, change into -na.
We call this "Na-Verb". Past, Present, Habit ......
You can omit Subject and -h.
nin ta mat-au.
school (Da) go-I will.
(I will go to school)
Pronoun is put after Verb-root, it is "Au-Verb".
Future, Desire, Possibility ........
You can not select the syntax you want, use "Na-Verb".
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auh nin ta mat-nae-nat ba.
I = school (Da) go-NOT-ing am.
(I do not go to school)
nin ta mat-nae-au.
school (Da) go-NOT-I'll.
(I will not go to school)
There are the Negative. "nae" is wedge in that place.
nin ta pae-pae bu mat-au.
school (Da) book (Ac) go-I'll.
(I carry(take, bring) a book to school)
bu is a Accusative particle, postposition.
Accusative needs Transitive Verb.
mat- means "move, bring" in Transitive Verb, means "go" in Intransitive Verb.
naih uo ba.
you = good are.
(You are the person who I want)
uo means "I feel like" or "need" or "what I want" or "who I want" .....
In the end, uo is the emotion that belongs to the speaker who is speaking this word.
That is, that sentence says "I love You", but it is a Noun-Sentence.
("You = my favorite" is nearer?)
(You are a existence that I feel like) .......
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nai yah uo ba.
You like(want, feel like....).
A particle of "yah( = ya + h)" makes the emotion belong to the subject that has been written in the sentence.
nai bu uo-nat ba.
you (Ac) lov-ing am.
(I love(like, want) you)
bu is a Accusative particle, postposition.
Subject "au" is omitted. You can understand it without saying.
And, you read last conclusion word as "am".
That sentence says "You, I want-ing am." ....... shameful.
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nai bu auh uo-nat ba.
you (Ac) I lov-ing am.
(I love you)
Subject Pronoun is able to wedge in that place(near the verb).
ku-pieh puo ba.
this day = fire (hot) is.
(it is fine today)
puo means "fire" or root of "temperature".
That sentence says "Today, it is hot (warm)."
..... but it is a mumble words.
ku-pieh puo-yuth ika ba.
this day = temperature = great is.
(it is hot(high temperature) today.)
-yut makes Abstruct-Nouns. "fire" + yut → "temperature"
Abstruct-Nouns make clear meanings. But it is too long.
ku-pieh puo-ika ba.
this day = temperature-great is.
(the temperature is high today) or (it's warm!)
An omitted form. There is "yut" out of the sight surely.
We use this form commonly.
pie-tat-pay nn pieh, nai yih auh tin-ika bah si, ku-a si kut-bie-nat ba.
sun-shade-wind & sun = you than I power-big am(such like), each other say-ing are.
(The north wind and the sun are saying each other that "I'm stronger than you" (a quarrel) )
A beginning of "The north wind and the sun" in munbienax. The oder of translated english words is very poor indeed....(a literal translation)
There is no independent word of "North" in Munbienax.
"pie-tat" means "sun-shade", that is to say a direction of the opposite side of the sun. In the northen hemisphere, that is "the north".
"yih" means "than". But there is not the comparative degree. You line up necessary words as usual, and say something without some infrection.
"-h si" means "as, such like, I hear that ****" these compose themselves a particle of "an explanation of an appearance".
Manga in MunBieNax.
spaces of words characters say (like clouds) are small. Ideographs show enough what they say.
Here is a south island. Warm, Jungle, Beasts, Primitive People ...
A man was invited by a girl who want to make her parents meet(watch) him. they got to the island.
And she does not think that he goes home. So .....
"YOU SHALL NOT RETURN, YOU KNOW? ENDLESS WE SHALL LIVE."
"I'LL GO OUT!!!"
This page is a presentation of language "Munbienax", so this is OK.
Nobody can tell you about all of that.
I suggest to refer to Page of Munbienax
kutaih MunBieNax u'aku kim bu naih pamtaena bu auh uona binpae bana yi, ku bana utuy bu auh uo bah si auh pinbienat ba.
unau yi, 1-paeh tai si tit bana aku bu iu'uttaenah nae bah nai.
kun bana mat bana binpae bu maenai.
ku bu naih uona bu, auh uonat ba.
this (Ac) you want-ing (Ac), I want-ing am.
(I wish you want(are fond of) this)