TRKY EJK

TRKY EJK

In the past, when we were children, on sand-banks in a river, we enjoyed to play "Nations".
And we wanted a own language which enemies don't understand.

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What's Trky ejk?

"Trky ejk" was created as our Cipher-Code, based on Japanese language system.
So, it is the most simple, for Japanese people.

Express

To use Alphabets in Trky:

a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, w, x, y

c = ch / x = sh / a, e = Glottal Stop or Long Vowel

Trky ejk grammer system is similar to Japanese language.
[Subject]-[Objects/Complements]-[Verb]-[(conclusion)]
※In Trky, all Verbs are verbals. So they want conclusion word.

"I love you".
↓Change oder of words
I (sub.) you (acc.) want (cl.)
↓
→by ma tyh mwt dh.

ma(sub.), -h(acc.), dh(cl.) are Postpositions or Suffixes.
(sub. = Subjective / acc. = Accusative / cl. = conclusion)

If the Subject is clear, you can omit it.
→tyh mwt dh. = Love you.

Trky has two-way of Tenses. "Present" & "Past".
(Other says, "Perfect" & "Imperfect")

"I go to our shool".
↓Change oder of words
I (sub.) school(dat.) go (cl.) / -m(dat.) = Dative Suffix.
↓
→by ma xwmwm bt dh.

"I went to our shool".
↓Change oder of words
I (sub.) school(dat.) go-ed → went (cl.)
↓
→by ma xwmwm btn dh.

Trky has "Indicative Mood", and "Subjunctive Mood".
("Future Tense" is included in "Subjunctive")
Conclusion(Indicative) suffix "dh" → Subjunctive suffix "xm".

"I'll go to shool". ("If I go to school.....")
↓Change oder of words
I (sub.) school(dat.) go (Sj.) / (Sj.) = Subjunctive suffix.
↓
→by ma xwmwm bt xm.

Verb	Postposision	meanings	Remarks
bt	(nothing)	go, going (Verbal)	Present Verbal
bt	dh.	go	Concluded Present
bt	dn	go, going (Verbal)	Present Verbal (emphasised)
btn	(nothing)	went (Verbal)	Past Verbal
btn	dh.	went	Concluded Past
bt	xm.	will go will going	Subjunctive
bt	se!	go!	Imperative
bt	byn	be-go-ing	Progressive

Postposition "dn" is like Relative Pronouns.

"I go to school which I am learning".
↓Change oder of words
I (Sub.), I (Sub.) am-learn-ing (Dp.) school (Da.) go (cl.)
↓
→by ma, by ma xw byn dn xwmwm bt dh.

ymw wakn pwt

bnpas ylaf ma y jy mwh wakn dh.
mw arw ma mwy, ewy hy, lyy ylaf ayn ae btn byn dh.
ylaf ma afn dh "sat, byn se!" jy, sat ma byn.
ylaf ma kah ltjy, bwy nd wamn dh.

"bn-pa-s" = in (the) beginning / "mw-h" = earth(acc.)
"wak-n" = creat-ed / "mwy" = nothing, Unchangeable Adjective.
"bt-n byn" = Past verb(al) of "move, go" + continuation ≒ was moving
"byn" = Unchangeable Adjective of existence
"se" = Postposition of Imperative → "byn se!" = Be!
"lt-jy" = see(saw) and ∼ / "nd" = Postposition of Quote, like that

Vowel Harmony

Both of vowel suffixes "-a, -e" have the same ability.
But words choose one of both which they want.
a-Vowel Type Nouns want -a, e-Vowel Type Nouns want -e.

sk = e-Type → ske = "knife (cutter)"
af = a-Type → afa = "speaker"

(-ra, -re sway too, similarly)

Vowel-Type