Teka: New Romance conlang

[arpee]

I, me, my, myself: me
you, your, yourself: te
he, she, it, his, her, its: le
this, that: la
what, which: ke
no, not, question particle (?): no
all, every, total, whole, full, fill, universe, universal: tota
many, much, quantity, number, count: mote
one, part, piece, cut, split, particle, element, fraction, unit, single: one
two, pair, couple: to
big, major, important: kante
length, long: lonka
male, masculine, masculinize: maso
person, human, personify, humanize: pesona
creature, organism, animal: nema
seed, root, nut, egg, ejaculate, sperm, semen, sexual organ: seme
leaf, page, paper, card, ticket: pape
skin, bark, peel, covering, clothing, wear (clothes): pele
body, flesh, meat, physical: kope
solid, bone, stone, rock, metal: peto
hair, grass, plant: pante
drink, eat, food, mouth, oral: kome
picture, image, character, symbol, symbolize: poto
see, view, pay attention, eye, read: pete
hear, obey, listen, ear: kote
know (understand), learn, information, study, science, head: sape
sleep, relax, meditate, day dream: tome
die, kill, destroy, get rid of, erase, delete: mata
travel, walk, foot: mope
give, send, emit: tona
say, talk, speak, language, tongue: teka
sun, date, day, solar: sola
moon, lunar, month, satellite: lona
water, liquid, wash, wet, rain: laka
semi-solid thing, sand, soil, dust, powder, paste, glue, gum, clay: solo
earth, planet: tela
fire, burn, cook, heat, hot: poko
path, way, method, style, fashion, road, street: paso
mountain, hill, lump, bump, button: monte
light (noun not adjective), color, paint: lome
white, day-time, bright: panko
black, dark, shadow, night-time: neko
ice, cold, freeze, chill: kela
new, young, offspring, baby, child: nopa
good, ok, moral, correct, heal, fix, support, help, easy: pona
round, circle, cycle, orbit, year, age: seko
name, word, title, reputation: nome
other, different, edit, change, alter, another: ate
width, wide, fat, thick: kaso
heavy, weight: pesa
narrow, strict, direct, linear, straight, exact, accurate, sharp: sato
female, feminize: peme
join, connect, link, chain, relate, relationship, marry: lenka
parent, creator, God: ma
rope, line, wire, thread, chord, string: lena
attract, pull, suck: ata
dettract, push, blow, teta
think, believe, faith, opinion, mind, brain: pensa
live, life, health, experience: peta
fight, battle, war, debate: kelo
hit, harm, attack, touch: toka
hold, have, save (reserve), contain, keep, maintain, hand: tene
play, game, fun, amuse, entertain, interesting: lota
sky, heaven: selo
wind, breeze, air, gas, scent (smell), atmosphere, weather: pento
clean, pure, nature, natural: pola
far, distance, distant: lonke
at, to, for, in the direction of: na
of, from, out of the direction of: ne
in, inner, interior, internal, inside: en
with, and, also, too: kon
because, reason, excuse: poke
cause, make, start, begin, build, create: kole
effect, end, result, happen, news: pasa
can, able, talent, skill, ability, maybe, prehaps, possible, possibility, enable: poten
rule, control, govern, law, government: kopen
group, network, collect, collection: kopa
people, race, tribe, nation, country, social, public, society: nason
tool, device, machine, computer: masen
feel, sense, sensation, emotion, heart: sente
exist, real, true, be (next word cannot be a verb), yes: ta
money, dollar, currency: mone
polite word, thank you, you're welcome, please: pe
orifice, opening, door, window, portal, open: ape
do (act), active, powered on, behave, work, labor, job: lapo
thing, item, object, stuff, substance: kosa
get, obtain, take, receive: oten
future, will (do), next, after, then: po
past, before, previous, did (do): pa
back, behind, anus, anal: soto
front, ahead: ponte
wall, barrier, problem, obstacle: mola
time, period, moment, duration, situation, occasion: tenpo
sex, gender, sexual, have sex with, copulate: sesa
energy, power, strength, soul, spirit, inspire, strengthen, sure (confident): pote
up, above, superior, formal, high, top, beyond: sopa
want, desire, require, need, must, should: pole
place, area, location, spot, position: loko
use, apply, application, with (while using): losa
insult word, stupid (also intoxicated), damn, idiot, asshole, crazy, freak: pota

[MrKrov]

A language isn't a brief & vague wordlist. You've been told this before.

[arpee]

A language is a form of communication which uses words, thus this is a language.

[SomeoneSomewhere]

A language is a form of communication which uses words, thus this is a language.

Ultimately, it is no more a language than: "Çaan parinkal te SomeoneSomewhere" for "My name is SomeoneSomewhere". Languages consist of amazing phonologies an grammars not just words. Also, why's this biased, it looks ultimately more Spanish than any other romance language. Why not choose French or Romanian? Just saying. :P

[MrKrov]

A language is a form of communication which uses words, thus this is a language.

I want you to repeat this sentence via your wordlist which I will not deign to call a language.

[arpee]

A language is a form of communication which uses words, thus this is a language.

I want you to repeat this sentence via your wordlist which I will not deign to call a language.

Ok, my translation would be an admission to it being a language...

English
81 letters/spaces and 22 syllables:

A language is a form of communication which uses words, thus this is a language.

Teka
54 letters/spaces and 20 syllables:

teka ta paso ne nome losa teka na la poke le ta teka.

[SomeoneSomewhere]

Will you show us the phonology and grammar please?

Here's my dictionaries definition of a language: "The method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way."

Did you read the structured and conventional way?

[arpee]

The language is Subject-Verb-Object.
adjectives come before nouns.
the copula "ta" insists that a noun/adjective follows, never a verb...
punctuation is never used, only a period.
putting the word "no" after a sentence changes it into a question..

That's the structured use of words.

[Xing]

How do you form relative clauses?

[Testyal]

Phonology? Declination? Conjugation? Allophony? Isolating? Agglutinating?

[plathhs]

Tense, aspect, modality?

[Testyal]

Transivity? Pronouns? Determiners? Cardinal numbers? Ordinal numbers? Moods? Voices? Gender? Class?

[Ceresz]

arpee, when will you start listening so you can learn from your endlessly repeated mistakes?

[SomeoneSomewhere]

arpee, when will you start listening so you can learn from your endlessly repeated mistakes?

^ I agree. I'm a relatively new conlanger, however, I don't just create word lists and claim them to be languages. I could do that right now, but it would be super boring. :P

[Valoski]

Don't let your pride control you. These people are experienced linguists. Languages are not just a list of words, with a few simple rules. You have no mood, tense, case or anything. This is, therefore, not a language, but the beginning of one.

[Tyhoeciyh]

Don't let all of this get to you. I'm sure most of us began like this. Stick around: conlanging becomes really fun when you learn all the sorts of things you can put in.

[Ossicone]

Don't let all of this get to you. I'm sure most of us began like this. Stick around: conlanging becomes really fun when you learn all the sorts of things you can put in.

He's not new. He's been doing this for ages which is why we feel free to take the piss out of it.
He never changes and it's just ridiculous. So yeah, this another arpee vomitlang.

[Valoski]

vomitlang.

Word of the century. x)

[Khemehekis]

Looks as if this time Arpee is trying to create another Toki Pona.

[Sodomor]

So yeah, this another arpee vomitlang.

This is so sad...