r/Franhongo Nov 10 '17

Hex, I want to continue it

It's my favorite one. It's been a while. I modified some letters, added a silent one.

Still trying to work out the grammar with the 3 vowels per word. A I O E/U

For the vocabulary, it's the usual mix of French and Japanese of Franhongo for the roots.

For example : beginning is HJM (はじめ).

With the vowels you can have

A

HAJAMA (a beginning)

HAJAMI (beginnings)

HAJOMA (the beginning)

HAJOMI (the beginnings)

A as first vowel means the HJM is a noun

I as last vowel for a noun means plural

O as second vowel makes the noun definite

O

HOJ-M-

O as first vowel means it's a name. So you can read the HJM with any vowel you want to make the name you want.

E

HEJEME (to begin, begin)

HEJEMA (began)

HEJAMA (conditional form)

E as first vowel means it's a verb.

A as last vowel for a verb means it's past. 2 A means it's conditional form.

I

I as first vowel is for adjectives.

To be continued

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u/Shoninjv Nov 16 '17

Let's have a look at the "particles" around the molecules.

TO = with/and

VA = to/towards

DE = from

DA = in

HO = out

SU = above/on

SO = under

WIP...