All your demands will be met.

Pekjenfos gatau me ca'jafnanij.

I think, therefore I am

Kels vjen kax.

Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

Bikojm finitau li'woj sen hit me lajm li'cam.

fiat lingua!

Zen'up gan!

I am yesterday, today and tomorrow, and I have the power to be born a second time. I am the divine hidden soul who created the Gods and gives sepulchral meals to the denizens of the deep, the place of the dead, and heaven... Hail, lord of the shrine that stands in the centre of the earth. He is I and I am he!

Kup kad pentau, kad ecau, ba kad cantaktau, ba kopt pekutnavo njum ho'laj leb ket. Kup lopot lakau pekjottau men'upnililo Lak a men'entir senjostwir xop ca'lonetozwir tes soxau, tesur lonetajr, a caj sejl can... Kikta, xaduma tes dostau men'izz le'bonum tes Las. Up kec a kup ec!

I can eat glass, it does not hurt me.

Bagz me kutu nosto, pwapte ec.

Tradition is the old corrupting the young to please the dead.

Lusojm me up ke'badostanznir felont pogonto ve'nafnir lonetajr.

Why did you want to give the man money in the city yesterday?

Munet men'upte li'kad pentau le'kov me va'jen saspute nentu cano gig?

Excuse me, where's the Yellow Brick Road?

Ze'nalpeme; vett pekjupnau li'lat magitetau me kjen up?

1. And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech.

Bar upi tes Las lankau li'moj pek gan, a li'moj pekjim.

Move out!

Ze'nanc hon!

No problem.

Li'wojn.

Very well.

Li'nunlar.

Let's get moving.

Ze'gir nanc.

Yes?

Dir?

Where is the beach?

Ximalt me kjen up?

Don't touch me there!

Ze'swelke ken!

Happy New Year!

Tagum Deltenkarr!

Jacob

Jakov

Leon

Lijon

Mia

Mijah

Olivia

Olivjah

It is John’s apple.

Up sajtum Johan.

We give him the apple.

Gento canu sajto.

She gives it to him.

Ento canu.

I must give it to him.

Ze'kento canu.

I don't give John the apple.

Kwento ca'Johan sajto.

I want to give it to her.

Kaspu nento canu.

In the house of a certain farmer there lived a snake who regularly came to the table and was fed on scraps of food. Not long afterwards the farmer grew rich, but then he became angry at the snake and tried to attack him with an axe. The farmer then lost his wealth and he realized that he had prospered because of the good luck he had gained from the snake before having wounded him. The farmer then begged the snake to forgive him for his evil deed, and the snake replied, "You are sorry for what you have done, but you must not expect me to be your faithful friend until this scar heals. It is not possible for me to be truly reconciled to you until all thought of that treacherous axe has left my mind."

Moj lon sikont me isti le'tani lidr men'enki li'kad lesau ca'nev a me'jostno li'senjostamp. Aski sikont nesau li'kad zitau, bar encoci ke'ketec lu'lidr ar avuki lig naptdu li'pip. Essuki ke'ketec sikont nesi bar elsnduki van'istizi va'jenum hut men'elano li'lidr ke'qentakt van'olluki. Ulkizuki ke'ketec sikont ca'lidr nalpemo hajkalti cano, bar imanu lidr, "Sempg va'jen me'savo, ba ze'swaspndu va'kup fodas kaldau ke'qentakt van'elzocite cok ecau. Pwutiz va'kollanzarr cana ke'qentakt van'ancndite pekjelsum gatau pip pekuffau ho'tunek."