So, I am creating a written Germanic type language and I was wondering if anyone would like to help.
Feminine nouns: Actual female things (animals, plants in the case of adjectives), nouns ending in -e and -a, names of elements.
Masculine nouns: Actual male things, nouns ending in -i and -o, planets
Neutral: Genderless things such as Pokemon, nouns ending in -u and -r
Feminine "the" - Da
Feminine "a" - La
Masculine "the" - Di
Masculine "a" - Lo
Neutral "the" - Du
Neutral "a" - Lu
Alphabet:
A, ä. å
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O, ö
P
Q
R
S
T
U, ü
V
W
X
Y, ý
Z
Da Kopa - The cup
Di Miri - The sea/ocean
Du Týr - The animal
Posessive pronouns:
My/mine - Sýt
Your/yours (informal) - Týt
His - Týlot
Hers - Týlat
Its - Týlut
Our/ours - Týlost
Your/yours (Formal) - Týdt
Your/yours (plural) - Týdirt
Their - Týot
Their - Týat
Their - Týut
Subject pronouns:
Sý - I
Tý - You (Informal)
Týlo - He
Týla - She
Týlu - It
Týlos - We
Týd - You (formal)
Týdir - You (plural)
Týo - They (masculine)
Týa - They (feminine)
Týu - They (neutral)
Indirect/direct object pronouns:
Mý - Me
Wý - You
Nýo - It (masculine)
Nýa - It (feminine)
Nýu - It (neutral)
Nýos - They (masculine)
Nýas - They (feminine)
Nýus - They (neutral)
Nýot - Us
Demonstrative adjectives:
This and these (masculine) - Tiesto, tiestos
This and these (feminine) - Tiesta, tiestas
This and these (neutral) - Tiestu, tiestus
To make a plural of a noun, add an -it.
If the noun already ends in -i, add a -t.
Da Lobre - The book
Da Jota - The day
Di Miri - The sea/ocean
Di Milo - The mile
Du Jutu - The apple
Du Týr - The animal
Da Lýa - The woman
Da Nimýe - The girl
Di Sini - The man
Di åto - The boy
Du Tünu - The bed
Du Famar - The flame
All verbs end in -en
Indicative present verbs
Säen - To see
Sý sät - I see
Tý säen - You see
Týlo, týla, týlu säst - He/she/it sees
Týlos säyos - We see
Týd, týdir säla - You see
Týo, týa, týu säens - they see
Sien - To be
Sý siet - I am
Tý sien - You are
Týlo, týla, týlu siest - He/she/it is
Týlos sieyos- We are
Týd, týdir siela - You are
Týo, týa, týu siens - They are
Mussen - To be obligated to, to have to
Sý musset - I have to
Tý mussen - You have to
Týlo, týla, týlu musst - He/she/it has to
Týlos mussyos - We have to
Týd, týdir mussla- You have to
Týo, týa, týu mussens - They have to