Learn Mando'a

Mark - Chapter 2:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Lud ... sp=sharing

Vocab:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NhQ ... sp=sharing

Mark Chapter 2

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Lud ... sp=sharing

Vocab:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NhQ ... sp=sharing

Mark Chapter 1 - O'r English bal Mando'a

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FfU ... sp=sharing

Vocab:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NhQ ... sp=sharing

I think that's a great idea. It would be super helpful!

Dude that's perfect.

Def, I'm using NIV 2011 and my koine greek bible from school. I'll try to get a literal translation up soon.

Je’sus Dar’adir Nucin’Runi 21 Val ru’slana at Caperinum* bal tuu ru’yogu* ray’tuur, suum’tuur.* Je’sus ru’slana at urman’yam bal ru’yogu ba’jurir. 22 Adate cuyi ori’jehav,* jorcu ba’juri sa ad ti alom’duum,* naas sa ba’jurad be mandokar’jurar.* 23 Jiila ad o’r val urman’yam ru’kebriikgaana* de nuci...

Mhi cuyi ru'goten ash'amur, oyaci cuyir partayli.

We are birthed to die, we live to be remembered.

Technically, goten is a noun but mando'a doesn't have a word for "to be born."

Has anyone come up with words for no romantic love? Like familial love or brotherly love? I was thinking something like bu'cyh (boo-shih) and bu'cyar for familial (and maybe brotherly) love. Also Ak'haat, meaning combat bond. Mirde?

Haha ori'emuuri bic!

I actually have a friend working on a reading at the moment. She's an up-coming professionally trained voice actor with several podcast guest appearances and a video game contract under her belt.

That's really cool! I'm ori interested in what she'll sound like!

Definitely, I can see that with all those "sharp" angles and points.

Thanks bro I guess I didn't look hard enough lol

A'oryc, does it have a name?

Kandosi, ni ven'naast gev'mirdi!

I’m gonna join in on the goodness that is this thread. I’m starting with Mark after that I think I’m going to go for First Samuel or Judges. I would really love any feedback! Bin'hok 1 - Jon Tsikala Yust 1 Yog be jate’vaaran* beh Je’sus Sol’jaten*, ad be’tesolus, 2 sa ru’miitgaana o’r Aisaya* t’solu...

For fall, I'd suggest one step further than navigating a (space) corn maze. Groups of teenagers (usually friends) are flown a few miles out of town into a nearby wilderness area, set down in a random location, and told they have to accomplish some objective before returning to town. It'd test opera...

Kandosi! A'oryc borari vod!

Kandosi vod! The more I look fonts and examples of mando'a in it's written form, the more I think that as a language it's not meant to be written. It's meant to be painted. What do you think?

I do the same thing! Although I really like to way Belandrie speaks it. How is it pronouced in the audiobooks?