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Beautiful (adj)
Bujalosa (boo - jah - low - sah)
A beautiful ritual.
Yaf bujalosa retchuale.
Monster
Monstere
Beautiful monsters.
Bujalosa monsteres
Nice (adj)
Nisa
Be (v) (like in phrases, βLet it βbeββ)
Bi
Be nice.
Bi nisa.
Be nice.
Bi nisa.
Youth (n)
Yanye
Young (adj)
Yanya
Youthful (adj)
Yanyafulesa
People want to be young and beautiful.
Ujanes desi tu bi yanya osho bujalosa.
Youth/Youngster (n)
Yanyele
Youth/Youngster (n)
Yanyele
Youthfulness
Yanyafulesane
Younger
Mav yanya
Youngest
Mes yanya
As
Av
She is as young as him.
Salu isi av yanya av halam.
Amazing (adj)
Amisiya
You are amazing.
Balu isi amisiya.
What amazing youngsters.
Kosto amisiya yanyele
Happy (adj)
Hepesa
Happier
mav hepesa
Happiest
mes hepesa
Happiness (n)
Hepesale
Low (adj)
Baisha (buy-shah)
Lower
Mav baisha
Lowest
Mes baisha
At his lowest.
Atu hash mes baisha.
The lowest.
Yef mes baisha.
Feel (v)
Fieli
Feeling (n)
Fieliye
Happiness is an amazing feeling.
Hepesale isi yaf amisiya filiye.
I am feeling happy.
Alu isi fieli hepesa.
Calm (adj)
Kalosa
Calm (n)
Kalosise
Calm (v)
Kalosi
More
Mav
Most
Mes
Almost (adv)
Alamos
..
..Sochatos
Now
Nauz
I feel calmer now.
Alu fieli mav kalosa nauz.
Natza
Next (adj + adv)
Whatβs next?
Kosto isi natza?
What now?
Kosto nauz?
So
Soz
Heβs feeling so happy now.
Halu isi fieli soz hepesa nauz.
Aui
Or
This or that?
Testu aui tostu?
This is so nice.
Testu isi sos nisa.
Such (art)
Sulachef
Beauty
Bujalose
Such a beauty.
Sulachef yaf bujalose.
See (v)
Sehi
I see it now.
Alu sehi nalam nauz.
Hey/Hi/Hello
Giyaso (Ghee-yah-soh)
Bye/Goodbye
Chuyaso (choo-yah-soh)
Thank (v)
Tekasi
Thank you/Thanks
Tekasi balu/ Tekas-balu
yes
chiyo
no
no
not
noto
Donβt go.
No/noto ivi.
Do not
No/noto fefi
Do not go
No/noto ivi
We donβt use the βdoβ part of βdonβtβ. βTis unnecessary wording. To simplify and convey the same meaning, we just put the βnoβ part of βdonβtβ before the verb. Example..
English: βI donβt give aβ¦β
Brtnze: βAlu no guvi yaf..β
To negate a verb, the βnoβ goes before the verb. Example:
In English, we say: βI donβt.β
In Brtnze, we say: βAla no fefiβ.
Morning
MogenΓ©
Good morning
Gosa MogenΓ©
Night (n)
NoshtΓ© (noh-sh-tay)
Good night
Gosa NoshtΓ©
Afternoon (n)
PogevnΓ© (poh-gev-nay)
Good afternoon
Gosa PogevnΓ© (poh-gev-noo)
Evening
LopovnΓ©
Good evening
Gosa LopovnΓ©
Welcome (vβ¦like, welcoming somebody home)
Welekomi
Welcome (nβ¦.like, giving someone a warm βwelcomeβ)
WelekomiyΓ©
Youβre welcome
Wel-ba!