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What started as just a simple 7th grade curiosity about language evolved into a years-long project of mine filled with tons of grammar, culture, vocabulary, and history. Explore Vehevionian, my own constructed langauge (conlang) learn how I created it, and discover more about the fascinating world of language construction.
VEHEVIONIAN:
A language and civilization
THE NUMBERS:
vehevionian at a glance
200+ pages
3+ YEARS DEVELOPMENT
3000+ WORDS
150+ GRAMMAR RULES
10 MAJOR VERB SYSTEMS
50+ LETTERS
1200+ YEARS OF HISTOry
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VEHEVIONIAN
NIVIR
AVINI
NEFFATTI
LUZH
Uôumne
THE BASICS
ENGLISH
Hello
Goodbye
Thank you
Friend
Home
The Vewattique
The Vehevionian Alphabet
HOW TO WRITe
Vehevionian currently contains over 3,000 words, a unique writing system, extensive grammar structures, and an in-depth linguistic history developed over more than three years of continuous work.
Whether you're interested in writing, speaking, reading, or understanding how Vehevionian was created, this is the place to learn!
THE HISTORY OF VAHEVVEA
Every language reflects the people who speak it. As Vehevionian grew as a language, so did the world it inhabited.
Explore countries, cities, 1200+ years of history, a unique culture, and more!
LIFE IN VAHEVVEA
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A UNIVERSITY STUDENT living in Nemiste, the capital.
A student takes a train from the outskirts of Nemiste to the city center, where their university is located. they take a photo of the morning landscape of outer-nemiste, with high-rises, a railroad, and mountains surrounding the city.
Reaching central Nemiste, the student walks with several of their friends to the main building of the university of nemiste (Université té nemiste) to have their first class, “old world languages: english, French, and bulgarian.” the university of nemiste is the largest univeristy in vahevvea!
After their second class finishes, the student goes out for lunch with their friends along the nema river. they enjoy a meal of river cakes (small savory cakes with beef, vegetables, and potatoes), fresh bread, and fruit. they all enjoy the view of central nemiste from across the river, admiring the towering skyscrapers and fancy hovercrafts above.
Once classes finish, the student heads over to destress at yterkhost,
the famous astronomy observatory of nemiste. here, they spent time exploring their favorite parts of the center, but also watching a season-
al film presented by the observatory.
With one final pit stop before they head back home for the night, the student walks over just a couple streets to azaera gana, the national garden of vahevvea, which is directly connected to the train station. according to a poll consisting of nearly 2 million citizens, looking at the beautiful architecture, sculptures, and nature of the garden is often the best way to end your day.