NA'VI FUN WITH GOOGLE LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR - AUDIO LISTEN!! :)

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MissBunkey

Noticed google in the last year has updated its translator system dramatically. such an amazing improvement. i love playing with the new langauge audio playback of what you have written, between english and others. With really good professional voice recording from real people speaking the words and phrases and sliced together BRILLIANTLY rather that the creepy computer chat bots. 

I played with some syllibles to try and get the english audio pronounciation to say the following phrase of the Na'vi language which is one of the songs from the native na'vi tribes, the Tree song (Funeral song).   


  :)  "We are all seeds of the great tree, whose strength is in our legs"   :)



copy and past the following to get the english audio to say it. 

   :)   ootraall'eair a naawm. ay reenaa'l oo ayoheng. a peh yea tih toor mi heenaam aawng eh yeah.    :)



Not bad, not great obviously but I thought it was mostly accurate. No native accent, just english phonetics but still.

play around with syllibles to see if you can get it more accurate or to say something else na'vi.

MissBunkey



http://translate.google.co.uk/


the french can also almost say the na'vi phrase (which is added automatically in the other langauge box of the right, when choosing english to french) but be warned not all the other languages can say it.  I havn't tried the others yet.

Also some do not have audio, others have poor creepy computer voice. eeewww.  Someone should add na'vi to google translator, that would be cool.

 

Tirea Aean

hey I like this tread! This could be really fun!

I have thought of this before. Happy to see it has become a thread. Let me try one..

(also, I'm on translate.google.com instead of .co.uk, idk if there are differences)

kahl tim ma. ay laan. weh roo seeyaw fffko tee reh aa aa eh aan

Hello my friend. I am called Spirit Blue.

(that last eh should rhyme with meh but the translate.Google.com woman says it more like such that it rhymes with hey. I can not figure out a way to make her say "eh" so that it rhymes with meh without putting an extra consonant there. also the r is too US English and not flapped. oh and the t in kaltxì is not ejected, but there are no such sounds in English so that's to be expected. oh well. xD)

edit: tried my sentence here with translate.google.co.uk and it is different. it's not right xD.

Kamean

Tse'a ngal ke'ut a krr fra'uti kame.


'Oma Tirea

I can only imagine what Na'vi nì'Ìnglìsì will sound like... *shudders*

Sran, could use some Na'vi speakers who know what they're doing ;)

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ÌTXTSTXRR!!

Srake serar le'Ìnglìsìa lì'fyayä aylì'ut?  Nari si älofoniru rutxe!!

Reykoveyzä te Werufalä Haflak'ite

haha  ;D this is a great idea! i got
kal tay. oh ay yah. ma. ay lan. oh air roo. sigh ah. Ray kah oh.
for
kaltxì oeyä ma 'eylan. oeru syaw Reyko
Irayo, ma frapo, ma oeyä smuke sì ma oeyä smukan.
Vivar 'ivong Na'vi! Eywa ayngahu!



*if i make a mistake in any of my Na'vi, please correct me :)

Herwìna

If you put any Na'vi sentence into the translator and make the language Finnish, it can pronounce rather correctly... As long as you substitute all 'Y's with 'J' or 'I', that is.

It is actually surprising how easy it is to make the English voice pronounce Na'vi rather correctly. If there is a suffix in 'oe', substitute the 'O' with a 'W', if there's a 'px', 'tx' or 'kx', substitute the 'X' with a space, word final vowels need a 'H' after them... Oh, and 'U' would be best substituted with an 'oo', 'Y' needs to be substituted with 'ee' sometimes... But anyway, not very difficult. And fun!
Siyevop nga nìzawnong ayukmì, vaykrr oengeyä mefya'o ultxaräpun fìtsap nìmun.

Oe zawng
nga zawng
nìwotx awnga zawng
fte oeti zeykivawng

Ngal yamom fì'ut srak?!

Kamean

Quote from: Reykoveyzä te Weru'falä Haflak'ite on January 16, 2012, 12:31:18 PM
haha  ;D this is a great idea! i got
kal tay. oh ay yah. ma. ay lan. oh air roo. sigh ah. Ray kah oh.
for
kaltxì oeyä ma 'eylan. oeru syaw Reyko
Kaltxì ma oeyä eylan. Oeru syaw fko Reyko. ;)
Tse'a ngal ke'ut a krr fra'uti kame.


Reykoveyzä te Werufalä Haflak'ite

Quote from: Kamean on January 16, 2012, 01:18:30 PM
Quote from: Reykoveyzä te Weru'falä Haflak'ite on January 16, 2012, 12:31:18 PM
haha  ;D this is a great idea! i got
kal tay. oh ay yah. ma. ay lan. oh air roo. sigh ah. Ray kah oh.
for
kaltxì oeyä ma 'eylan. oeru syaw Reyko
Kaltxì ma oeyä eylan. Oeru syaw fko Reyko. ;)

did i get that wrong? does there have to be a fko in there? what does that bit mean?
Irayo, ma frapo, ma oeyä smuke sì ma oeyä smukan.
Vivar 'ivong Na'vi! Eywa ayngahu!



*if i make a mistake in any of my Na'vi, please correct me :)

Tirea Aean

The ma goes out front before oeyä since there, [oeyä 'eylan] is like a package.

fko does not need to be there. if it is left out, it is still assumed to b there.

Kamean

Quotefko does not need to be there. if it is left out, it is still assumed to b there.
Irayo! I memorize it.
Tse'a ngal ke'ut a krr fra'uti kame.


Reykoveyzä te Werufalä Haflak'ite

Quote from: Tirea Aean on January 16, 2012, 03:33:43 PM
The ma goes out front before oeyä since there, [oeyä 'eylan] is like a package.

fko does not need to be there. if it is left out, it is still assumed to b there.
irayo ma oeyä 'eylan (see, i've got it now  :P)
Irayo, ma frapo, ma oeyä smuke sì ma oeyä smukan.
Vivar 'ivong Na'vi! Eywa ayngahu!



*if i make a mistake in any of my Na'vi, please correct me :)

Tirea Aean