wikipedia [he/him] Posted August 1, 2019 Posted August 1, 2019 Example of a AFAB Yantan, shown by dull, light colouring with few brighter coloured scales, specifically around the face and lower talons. Similar to humans and lions, Yantans have also been seen with traits belonging to the other sex or sexes. Yantans have also been shown in polyamorous and LGBTQ+ relationships (all without prejudice, which xenobiologists and xenopsychologists have found extremely interesting). --------- Got Yanta Main Language of the Yantans Yantans have a strange language, wherein most of the language is the equivalent to sign- but it is also near-universal throughout all dindeg (the name of native groups, with the closest translation coming to 'trustworthy'). The only place where difference is widely clear is spoken language! A few things are consistent throughout all Yantan languages: Present No affix yiyán /ˈjijɑn/ Past If ends with vowel: Suffix -ti Else: Suffix -ɛti yiyáneti /ˈjijɑˌnɛti/ Future tense is indicated with the particle: Future particle la /læ/ ------------------- Adjective → noun Suffix -ak Noun → adjective Prefix e- Noun → verb If ends with vowel: Suffix -nho Else: Suffix -anho Verb → noun Suffix -an Verb → adjective = Prefix a- Adjective → verb = Prefix i- Adjective → adverb Suffix -ɑ One who Xs (e.g. paint → painter) If ends with vowel: Suffix -g Else: Suffix -ɑg Place of (e.g. wine → winery) Suffix -at Diminutive = Prefix ɑ- Augmentative = If ends with vowel: Suffix -hɑ Else: Suffix -ɑhɑ ------------------- 1st singular got /gɔt/ I, me 2nd singular á /ɑ/ you 3rd singular gil /gil/ he, him, it 1st plural ra /ɹæ/ we, us 2nd plural ya /jæ/ you (all) 3rd plural ya /jæ/ they, them (masculine) 1 1
wikipedia [he/him] Posted August 1, 2019 Author Posted August 1, 2019 By the way, feel free to ask questions! You are the 'humans' that this guide goes out to!
takoyamaaaS Posted August 8, 2019 Posted August 8, 2019 ah I didn’t understand half of this but it’s cool
wikipedia [he/him] Posted August 8, 2019 Author Posted August 8, 2019 1 minute ago, IlluminatiMoose said: Can they fly? Yantans cannot fly, but they can glide! They have long spires in the centre of their towns that they climb up to glide from. It's more efficient than walking! ^^ 1
Magicmoonss Posted August 8, 2019 Posted August 8, 2019 Their language is pretty complicated. Is it even something humans can learn?
wikipedia [he/him] Posted August 8, 2019 Author Posted August 8, 2019 2 minutes ago, IlluminatiMoose said: Their language is pretty complicated. Is it even something humans can learn? Possibly, although they would have to wear fake wings to be able to communicate correctly. 1
Magicmoonss Posted August 8, 2019 Posted August 8, 2019 1 minute ago, wikipedia (angel) said: Possibly, although they would have to wear fake wings to be able to communicate correctly. Why is that?
wikipedia [he/him] Posted August 8, 2019 Author Posted August 8, 2019 1 minute ago, IlluminatiMoose said: Why is that? Most of Got Yanta is sign language. As Yantans do not have hands (they have wings), a human would need to wear wings to simulate that. 1
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