Funhoiese 101 - Printable Version

Funhoiese 101 - Printable Version

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Funhoiese 101 - Milelke - 2009-10-21

This thread is influenced no thanks to TobiasBlack, stone him.
Funhoiese 101
The REAL Funhouse language is Funhoiese, a very complicated and impractical langauge...

Letter	Funhoiese
a	aa, a in nouns, ae in verbs
b	b, bee in adverbs
c	ks, c in nouns
d	d , de in adverbs
e	ee
f	phf, f in nouns
g	ge, g in nouns, gee in verbs
h	h, ohi in verbs
i	eii, i in nouns, i in verbs
j	jay, jae in verbs, and nouns
k	ck, k in nouns, kay in verbs
l	el, ell in verbs
m	em, mm in verbs
n	nn, ein in verbs
o	oh, o in verbs
p	ipe, pee in adjectives
q	quue, q in adverbs
r	ar, r in verbs
s	ss, ese in verbs
t	t (for all parts of speech)
u	yu, uu in verbs
v	vv, evve in verbs
w	wbu, wbi in verbs
x	ex, x in adverbs
y	eiy, y in verbs
z	z, zee for verbs

Example of Funhoiese:
English: The funhouse sucks.
Funhoiese: Thee Fyunnhohyussee eseuukskayese.

Funhoiese is a highly complicated and long language to learn.
For every letter in normal english, dependent on part of speech, the translation will change due to all separate letters.
For example:

The is Thee
Why?
T=T, h=h, e=ee

Funhouse is Fyunnhohyussee
Why?
F=F (Noun), u=yu, n=nn, h=h, o= oh, u=yu, s=ss, e=ee

sucks is eseuukskayese
Why?
s= ese (verb), u= uu (verb), c= ks, k= kay (verb), s= ese (verb)

Words have very complicated and long structures. Note, that although some of the same letters are in Funhouse and Suck, yet, when translated, sand u are different. Why? ese is the verb form of ss, therefore, it can only be used in verbs, as while, ss is used in everything else. Easy, right?

For example, lets use the word, Troll.
In Funhoiese, this would be Tarohelel.
However, Trolling, would be Troellellieingee.
Why?
In English, Troll is a noun, so, when translated, it would be the noun, Tarohelel. However, since Trolling is a verb, its form would be different from that of a noun. Makingit Troellellieingee.
If you haven't noticed, when saying a word in Funhoiese, it sounds very similar to its English counter part.

Now, all that's left is memorization, and you have mastered Funhoiese!

Note: Proper nouns in English can be left alone. Translating is optional and not necessary.

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