el glheþ Talossan

Tutorials

Here are some basic words and phrases, providing a feel for Talossan.

Greetings and Farewells

  • ¡Azul! = Hi!
  • ¿Com’isch-tu? (or ¿Com’estas’t?) = How are you? (familiar)
  • ¿Com’estetz-voi? = How are you? (formal/plural)
  • Ben, graschcias! = Fine, thanks!
  • ¿Ça va? = What’s up, how’s it going?
  • ¿Toct ben? = All well?
  • M’escusetz = Excuse me
  • Va num isch Xhorxh, ¿es el tu? = My name is Xhorxh, and yours?
  • ¡Encantat! = Nice to meet you! (“Enchanted!”)
  • ¡Benvenescu! = Welcome!
  • ¡À revidarh! = Goodbye! This is typically shortened to ¡Areivi! = Bye!
  • Da va miglhor à tuns calénts = Give my best to your parents
  • Sentetz à c’hasa! = Feel at home!
  • Ben morgun = Good morning (the g is silent)
  • Buna ziua = Good day
  • Buna spuderna = Good afternoon
  • Buna vhespra = Good evening
  • Ben nic’ht = Good night
  • ¡Díeu t’alegra! = Have a nice day!
  • ¡Ciüs! = See you!
  • ¡Cöra-se! = Take care!
  • ¡Bun-escasença! = Good luck!
  • Téu àð irh = I have to go
  • ¡Ár tufat! = See you later! (literally, “our reunion!”)
  • Txusca demà = Until tomorrow
  • Pü schpeit = Later

Common Phrases

  • Üc = Yes
  • Non = No
  • Sà’starh = Maybe
  • Perf = Please
  • Meirci or graschcias = Thanks
  • Non per acest = You’re welcome
  • Va c’hupa = Sorry (literally, “my fault”)
  • Éu lament = Sorry (literally, “I sorrow”)
  • D’acord = Okay
  • Noi parlent Talossan = We speak Talossan
  • Qe noi aprendent Talossan = Let’s learn Talossan
  • Estudiéu Talossan = I study Talossan
  • ¿Estudiás’t Talossan? = Do you study Talossan?
  • ¿Qet pensás’t (d’acest)? = What do you think (about this/that)?
  • Ça (acest) me piaça = It (this/that) pleases me (I like it, etc.)
  • (Non) c’e (trei) ben = That is (not) (very) good
  • C’e temival = That is awesome
  • Cumpetens = Cool (agreeable)
  • Éu (non) säp = I (don’t) know
  • ¿Qet sint las quantas? = What time is it?
  • T’améu = I love you
  • ¡Felicia nadaliça! = Happy birthday!
  • ¿Put-tu aßistarh-me? = Can you help me?
  • Faméu = I am hungry
  • (Non) cumprenchéu = I (don’t) understand
  • Da c’horsica = Of course (here, ica is pronounced simply c)