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Oi, tsukaa fowida ti bodo :(

I showed this to my mother and she said aside from needing 7 mouths to speak it, you need 14 ears to properly comprehend it

я нифига не понимаю и дело тут не в английском...

When you get the gift of tongues from wish

ngl i have no clue what any of this means. i feel like i listened to word soup, good video though you clearly put a lot of work into this thing i dont understand at all.

I'm not a linguist or whatever this is but I do believe he's right with biblical aramaic, greek, latin, Hebrew stuff. But he is missing one thing Enochian, the occult constructed language said by its originators to have been received from angels recorded in the private journals of John Dee and his colleague Edward Kelley in late 16th-century England. Kelley was a scryer who worked with Dee in his magical investigations. The language is integral to the practice of Enochian magic. (Maybe you can shove it in a non euclidean 5D way?) P.S. I don't mean to be a snobby um actually person, I really do like this video brilliant work to you. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Feel free to comment and critique.

you. you scare me.

/fowida/, huh? good to know, /r/ is absent from their language...

{note: I'm going to be basing this analysis on a transcription provided by @moldy900 to reduce the work} wa we? {given knowledge of the vocabulary, this might be a greeting} yedune ngu. wa we? {/yedune/ is likely "sad", making /ngu/ the first person pronoun?} yegube ngu! mwa gaba gube? dudu ge gube? {/yegube/ would be "happy", and the second sentence might mean "do you own a hat?", but /dudu/ is new vocabulary} mwa yedune. dudu yedune. giwa watingu. {/mwa/ is used as a pronoun here, and /watingu/ is new} swi watingu! we watingu. yawa watingu. chiwa watingu? {/watingu/ is an adjective, it seems. maybe "nice"?} def. {with little context, /def/ has no known meaning.} giwa? {asking for clarification} def. def watingu. {uhhhhhhh you lost me} giwa? {the worried tone of voice suggests that /def watingu/ doesn't mean anything good} dudu motiwa. dudu motiwa. muti wagube. tapogube. {/dudu/ might be a pronoun, and the /-gube/ suffix on the last two words might indicate that /wa/ and /tapo/ are pronouns as well, or at least carry meaning} ngutiwa gube! {perhaps "goodbye"?}

{known vocab: mwa, ngu, we, bodo, tune(l), gawa, giwe, (bobo), timu} {note: vowels and voiced consonants seem quite subjective, feel free to substitute what makes sense} s(u)wi {sky?} we {ground?} s(u)wi we gupe we s(u)wi dune {note: /gupe/ and /dune/ seem to mean "up" and "down"} yawo yawo yawo... {etc} yawo s(u)wi dune yawo we gupe {x3} we yawo dune {x2} mwa ngu du, du {eye, eye?} ye {mouth?} chiwa {x4, leg?} kaba gube! {hat above?} {the above section is then repeated} mwa kaba gube! mwa wa du du ye dune chiwa {x4} mwa ye dune {note: word order is most likely SOV, contrasting with the head-initial behavior of adjectives}

mwa bodo = O mwa tune(l) = _ mwa gawa = | {linguist's note: head-initial is strongly suspected} giwe m(w)a gawa? m(w)a gawa we! {linguist's note: behind the tree. the /w/ in /mwa/ seems weakened or even dropped?} giwe mwa tune(l)? mwa tune(l) ngu! {linguist's note: under the rock} giwe mwa bobo? mwa bobo ngu timu {linguist's note: /timu/ may be an augmentative}

mwa ngu, mwa wa NGU

mwa we ngu, indeed

to recap: 1: mwa 2: ngu

0:36 lets go wugs

I think I get what's going on, it's teaching a con-lang without using any existing language, just teaching from images and repetition. The first bit is introducing flat/round or short/tall, then introducing talking about the weather, hot and cool.

Kind of sounds like japanese

Yo shit got more complex, that's a lot of vocab

With the clip art, we get much easier confirmation on some words

Tsukaa sounds a lot like a Russian slurr lmfao

3:48 4:05

i love these dudes so much, can't wait to hear what other philosophical discussions they'll have. i love the use of onomatopoeia in their language, and the whistles! i also LOVE your visuals, they're so cute and funny. keep it up!

TRANSCRIPT: mwa bodo. mwa dune. mwa bodo gu mwa dune. wa we? yegube ngu. wa we? yegube ngutiwa. swi saka. oi. swi saka. guwe mwe buchi. oi buchi ngu. oi. buchi ngu. gu chimi. chimi chichi. chimi chichi oi? we. chimi chichi. chimi chichi ngutiwa. chimi chichi ngutiwa. oi chimi chichi gube ngu. giwa. chimi chichi gube ngu. giwa? chimi chichi gube ngu. giwa? oi! wa, chimi chichi, ngu, chimi CHICHI! oi! yema ngu? oi. yema ngu. yema watingu, chimi chichi WA yemwa. chimi chichi wa? chimi chichi WA. oi, oi. chimi chichi WA. *can opening* giwa? giwa? giwa chiwa? a. TSUKAA. tsukaa, oi? tsukaa, oi. watingu Fowida. Fowida, digoi? oi. chiwa ngutiwa. gube ngutiwa. o. gube ngutiwa. tsukaa waa. tsukaa Fowida di bodo. di bodo dodiye. bodo duduye tsukaa chiwa.

I understood nothing yet this video is all I can think about. thank you. I'm so happy this exists.

So I gather this is an experiment in language acquisition without any prior knowledge, just indication of objects (both shown directly and inflexions in speech)

This is truly a beautiful work of art

[The/a] person [is] near; [the/a] person [is] far. I know that some languages don't have articles or linking verbs...but no equivalent of "this/that" either?

Me and the bros talking in 4am:

Wubs

Ai could never recreate this

I'm getting a weird feeling this isn't English

Yeah, you seem mentally stable

This is the second video I watched, first being the seraphim conlang... seems about right.

Lmfao this is fucking hilarious.

"Give me orange, eat me... *Cracking up* ...O-orange" Wise words...

G: wa we D: ye dune ngu. wa we G: ye gube mu G: mwa gaba gube. dudu ye gube D: mwa ye dune. dudu ye dune G: giwa wa ti ngu G: swi wa ti ngu; tʃimi tʃimi tʃimi ɸʲʉʔ ɸʲʉʔ ɸʲʉʔ. G: we wa ti ngu; jiwa jiwa k!ḁ̈ k!ḁ̈ k!ḁ̈ G: gawa wa ti ngu; fiʃi fiʃi ɠu ɠu ɠu G: giwa wa ti ngu? D: def G: ti wa? D: def. def wa ti ngu G: ti wa? D: dudu mu ti wa. dudu mu ti wa D: ngu ti wa gube, gaba gube G: uh. ngu ti wa gube

I like the idea that rather than coming naturally to angels, this mode of speech and thought is massively oppressive to them too, and it's part of keeping them so occupied with basic speech, thought, and worship that they cannot think enough to rebel again

Lexicon document where?

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I’m new to this channel, if I understood correctly, asyfds777jajioo365au☢️ uqu600au1iauu800🔅?

h u h . . . ?

Man, I’ve been getting notifications for this video for the last five days, why?

9:10 shouldn't they also be able to speak English post-Vatican II 😂

guys i think babelingua got lobotomy

Take a shot everytime they say "ʔələwəqjəm"

This must be a new language he's working on..

Holy shit I just realised this doesn’t have thousands of views, this is a beautiful video I’m sending it to everyone I love

so "mwa" means "squid person", "we" means "mountain" and "ngu" mean either "to shine" or "this one"?

mʷæ ŋu