Laqi Phrasebook

The first Laqi Phrasebook was compiled by Max edwards in 2007, and is still being added to. It is planned to have a full edition complete by late 2008, including most basic phrases and words needed for the visitor to the County of Modan-lach, where Laqi is spoken by the overwhelming majority of the populace there. For guides on how to pronounce these phrases, see the Laqi Alpabet

Greetings, Introductions and Civilities

• Please Maarxamat (Often abbreviated to Mьxamat)
• Please Sit Down Sidiš, Mьxamat
• Thankyou Rөnarjat
• Excuse Me Isvәntje
• Don’t Mention It Hurun Jok
• Correct Daunxa
• Good Morning Sorjan Ҳoršij
• Good Afternoon Paslisorjan Ҳoršij
• Good Evening Gulug Ҳoršij
• Good Night Nox Ҳoršij
• Good Day Arli Ҳoršij
• Hello (Formal) Sajnbajna
• Hello (Informal) Veki
• Goodbye Aҳor
• Good Ҳoršu
• OK, Fine Taman
• Do You Understand? Amalәjoruz la?
• I don’t understand Amalәjoram Jok
• I understand Amalәjoram
• No Jok
• Yes Xaa
• Sorry Hajaren
• No problem Prablijm Jok
• Please wait a while Zxoruz, Mьxamat
• How are you? Nog Sajnaa la?
• Not bad Parun Jok
• Well Ҳoršam
• Where are you going? Kөta Varuz Nog la?
• What are you doing? Kөta Diliž Nog la?
• Peace be with you Nogiv Selaam
• See you tomorrow Paslьarli Vidam
• I wish you a good trip Sajn Javaaraj
• See you again later Vidam Spažarži
• You’ve been a great help (literally- You are Helpful)

                           Nog Burөl

• What’s your name? Kax Nog Teŋbe la?
• My name is Baradarun- Teŋbelөr Baradarun
• Mr Smith- Ҳojon Smith
• Mrs Smith- Ҳataxa Smith
• Mr/Mrs Smith (esteemed) - Jelьxin Smith
• Smith younger (as said to a child)-

                           Jәrxәn Smith