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| − | == | + | ==TheLanguage of Hallucination== |
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| − | The language of [[Hallucination]] was established under the reign of | + | The language of [[Hallucination]] was established under the reign of the second, and last of the [[Baron]]s of [[Halluci]], Baron [[Ozarka Monto]]. Although many reforms have been made to it, especially after the [[ezBoard attack]]. The complete version is listed below. |
| − | the second, and last of the [[Baron]]s of [[Halluci]], Baron [[Ozarka | + | |
| − | Monto]]. Although many reforms have been made to it, especially after | + | |
| − | the [[ezBoard attack]]. The complete version is listed below. | ||
'''English................Written Halluci''' | '''English................Written Halluci''' | ||
*''c,a,e,i,o,u''...............a | *''c,a,e,i,o,u''...............a | ||
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*''x''.........................x | *''x''.........................x | ||
*''y''.........................j | *''y''.........................j | ||
| − | The space between each word is marked with an ~, so the word [[Kaiser]] | + | The space between each word is marked with an ~, so the word [[Kaiser]] Los would be written, in [[Halluci]], as Çasaæ-Çñs. If a word repeats, such as the letter a in [[Halluci]] is used for both a and i in the English spelling of [[Kaiser]], you would only write the [[Halluci]] 'a' once. |
| − | Los would be written, in [[Halluci]], as Çasaæ-Çñs. If a word repeats, | + | |
| − | such as the letter a in [[Halluci]] is used for both a and i in the | + | To end a sentence the English '.' is used, so the phrase "Good bye." in English would be "gag-úja.". Note, in written [[Halluci]] you do not use capital letters, what so ever. |
| − | English spelling of [[Kaiser]], you would only write the [[Halluci]] | + | |
| − | 'a' once. To end a sentence the English '.' is used, so the phrase | ||
| − | "Good bye." in English would be "gag-úja.". Note, in written | ||
| − | [[Halluci]] you do not use capital letters, what so ever. | ||
Hope you enjoyed this lesson by Ozarka Monto =D | Hope you enjoyed this lesson by Ozarka Monto =D | ||
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[[category:culture]] | [[category:culture]] | ||
| + | [[category:Kildare]] | ||
Revision as of 21:08, 8 July 2008
TheLanguage of Hallucination
The language of Hallucination was established under the reign of the second, and last of the Barons of Halluci, Baron Ozarka Monto. Although many reforms have been made to it, especially after the ezBoard attack. The complete version is listed below.
English................Written Halluci
- c,a,e,i,o,u...............a
- b,p,f.....................ú (Alt + 163)
- d,g,h.....................g
- j,k,l.....................Ç (Alt + 128)
- m,n,o.....................ñ (Alt + 164)
- p,q.......................p
- r,t.......................æ (Alt + 145)
- s.........................s
- u,v.......................U
- w,z.......................╡ (Alt + 949)
- x.........................x
- y.........................j
The space between each word is marked with an ~, so the word Kaiser Los would be written, in Halluci, as Çasaæ-Çñs. If a word repeats, such as the letter a in Halluci is used for both a and i in the English spelling of Kaiser, you would only write the Halluci 'a' once.
To end a sentence the English '.' is used, so the phrase "Good bye." in English would be "gag-úja.". Note, in written Halluci you do not use capital letters, what so ever.
Hope you enjoyed this lesson by Ozarka Monto =D
