Go watch it, if you want to know aUI! https://youtu.be/FNCP5zaj8A4?si=bWTljIsd_B3iewQ7 I have all resources for learning of aUI, so I decided to make a video of YT

But of I put IT out, will there be any copyright?

te-rUI. rO tubev-Q bu, rYn-Lu.

fu tev Yt itam una

fu tav at bum una at tubev bu

Ut rUs Ub UtevQ brO

fu gUv Uf Ec YbQ-pOm et-UI, yUg

fu tOrv Uf bu Yc kYpov

sE Ec âm âbzam et-UI; tOr bu

QtrOm-Ec bum Yn-knu-Lu

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meli mi o sina pilin ike?

sinpin pi pilin ike

li ike tawa mi. o kama a

o kute e toki mi

pona tawa sina la, sina wile

ala wile e ni:

sina weka e ale, li tawa

ma ni pi suno open?

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fu wUIzev brOm kEo-wU at bum âm-famOm ogt-âi

uta li pana e olin pona mi/brO nAm, hI?

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fAm! fAmQ! gYg-tev bum iyim aL-uYg

bu Ec pnek riOm Yn-knu-Lu ag Ea

bu QtrOm-riOev, hI

jan ale li jo e wile lon sina, ke?

bu Ec k-UkrOvem rO, canu tAc e-tAm xEd

uta li lon/fnu bâv fnum ogt-âi nOm kim sU

ni la, mi pana a! o lukin ala

sewi pimeja la, suno pona li

ijo pi sina en mi

bu Ec k-UkrOvem rO, canu Oc hIv bav xE

pilin ike la sina pake pake!

brO-Lu tYjam/lon! sina jan Julijeta

​

jUf-Qg fu wYv thYrQv fum o, fu cnAm pYdYr-wav bu At fnUm YpAz

tOr terv at bu

ala la mi pana ike, o tawa ma pi kule mute a!

o tawa mi

weka ante! fev âm â, tev

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fu Yc tnOv sev bu at Yfu! fu âm tnOv Uf bu cnAm Ec fum

mi weka ala e sina! o jan mi/tYjAm, hI?

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a! a! o tawa kepeken noka tu

tan meli lawa pi nanpa wan lon ma

la, o tawa ma wile

dirv bum AtYrOn, bu wYr-bwAm ag xEn

o weka e toki ni: ni li ike

bLe gEm Ub brO/tenpo li lon la mi olin tu

Abarv fum bô, Ib fu prav bu viOv da

pfE iyim rO-wEs ag-Yk pI jEnan Ec

riOm Ib sE tAc fnum, hI

ma ale li jo e wile lon sina, ke?

bu ei-pAv rO, fu Ib bu tAc e-tAm xEd

brO-Lu tYjam/lon! sina jan Julijeta

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mi olin a lon ale pi tenpo sike

fu viOv at bu pI ben, fnu EcYk-trUm xnE

brO-Lu tYjam/lon! sina jan Julijeta

Hi everyone,

I have been trying to explore the aUI dictionary but I can't seem to be able to access what in the book is presented as I (capital "i") symbolising "sound". There is i and î but no I. Is it something I am doing wrongly ?

Thank you for your help bro ( with an "s" ? I don't know how plural gets expressed in aUI yet) !

Damien

Is there any current active community (e.g. Discord) that we can practice speaking aUI? I love the design of aUI a lot, sadly it's not popular currently.

I also see the great evolution potential of aUI -- because of the small number of morphemes/roots, with sufficient number of speaker, it's possible that speakers will make up sensible word on their own, and they might do a much better job than one single/a few people! Toki pona is one such example.

Just as an experiment, I'm trying to not strictly following dictionary, but making word up using the "elements of meaning" in the following sentences. Are they readable?

brun, fnu wav trev at UIv aUI eb xu, fAm vec, hI? fu nQm trOv Us Ub aUI, yUg ynEm uc dEv cu.

I've heard it's like toki pona, with a root vocabulary where you have to break things down, and this really appeals to me. What's the best place I can learn aUI?

I know the characters and everything, but when I see it written, it's always written in a certain way where the characters are stacked.

Greetings all!

I come from a small Reddit community called 'The Encapsulated Language Project'. We are democratically creating a language which integrates as much scientific and mathematical knowledge into the language as possible. So far we've created a proto-phonology and have designed our own proto-number system. We are currently looking for new members to join and to suggest fresh ideas.

If you think this could be interesting, please join our sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/EncapsulatedLanguage/

Most of the discussion is taking place on the Discord: https://discord.com/invite/8WvgTRF

To get started on the basics, read our documentation: https://kroyxlab.github.io/elp-documentation/documentation.html

All are welcome :)

So, after I learned toki pona, I decided to look back at one of the languages that made me want to learn conlangs, aUI. Unfortunately, I never really learned it because it's fairly hard to pronounce. If it were a syllabary, or didn't have around 20 vowels, i might have actually learned it earlier on. Does anyone use alternative pronunciations for aUI's phonemes?

and the universe said I love you

Ib canU sUI-pAv fu brOv bu

and the universe said you have played the game well

Ib canU sUI-pAv bu rOve-pAv rOvevUs rUg

and the universe said everything you need is within you

Ib canU sUI-pAv câns bu wYvUv Ec bag bu

and the universe said you are stronger than you know

Ib canU sUI-pAv bu Ec nEk wom mYt bu gUv

and the universe said you are the daylight

Ib canU sUI-pAv bu Ec iA-i

and the universe said you are the night

Ib canU sUI-pAv bu Ec yiA

and the universe said the darkness you fight is within you

Ib canU sUI-pAv yi bu bYdev Ec bag bu

and the universe said the light you seek is within you

Ib canU sUI-pAv i bu hatev Ec bag bu

and the universe said you are not alone

Ib canU sUI-pAv bu Yc Ec âm-fam

and the universe said you are not separate from every other thing

Ib canU sUI-pAv bu Yc Ec tYb-zam Yt cân Yf Es

and the universe said you are the universe tasting itself, talking to itself, reading its own code

Ib canU sUi-pAv bu Ec canU at gOv sU-fU, at UIv at sU-fU, at UiOv sEm bnEn-jwYz

and the universe said I love you because you are love.

Ib canU sUI-pAv fu brOv bu yUt bu Ec brO.

And the game was over and the player woke up from the dream. And the player began a new dream. And the player dreamed again, dreamed better. And the player was the universe. And the player was love.

Ib rOvevUs Y-pe-pAv Ib rOvevu vAme-pAv Yt YcO-viOs. Ib rOvevu pe-pAv fAvm YcO-viOs. Ib rOvevu YcO-viO-pAv kfA, YcO-vio-pAv nEk rUm. Ib rOvevu pAc canU. Ib rOvevu pAc brO.

You are the player.

bu Ec rOvevu.

Wake up.

vAme-rv.

Feel free to point out any errors I may have made or ask any questions.

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