Hello!
Makevia! Or Eirkem! (informal) [i]
Be free! (imperative mood); Eirkem is probably from an
Old Treian root meaning "strong, courageous, bold" and may thus be
understood as "be strong!" or "be bold!" but this is by no
means certain.
How are you doing?
Keviahi tuvjam? (1 person) [ii]
Being-free-are you?
Kevianti tuvaum? (2
or more persons) [iii]
Being-free-are you (plural)?
I am doing well.
Djam keviani. [iv]
I am being-free.
How much does that
cost?
Kauxik ta heixanjas? [v]
How-much that costs?
What is your name?
Ollot tuvaum? (1 person) [vi]
Being-called you?
Olloteo eituvaum? (2
or more persons) [vii]
Being-called you (plural)?
My name is Rinsos.
Jadam ollo Rinsos. [viii]
Me (acc.) calls Rinsos.
I love you.
Djam tuvam hasanijami. [ix]
I you am-loving.
You are beautiful.
Tuvjam-raiam abeirjahi. [x]
You-beautiful are-being.
You are hateful to me.
Tuvjam-nelken djam-abi abeirjahi. [xi]
You-hateful me-to are-being
The King! The King and
the Ambori!
Pjabo! Pjabo ka Ambori! [xii]
Ruler! Ruler and Ambori!
The Red Isle! The Red
Gates and the Red Isle!
Weixranbo! Weixunthara ka Weixranbo! [xiii]
Red-Isle! Red-gates and Red Isle!
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