Prepare, for this is going to be in stories everywhere. It's a language which is a mix up of words of the english language. Names are teh same all round and they always keep them. So do pronouns. This is just a little part of the thing.

The is heth and and is ndan

“Onon,” Minoa shouted, she was crying. But underneath the armor and in the water, she couldn’t tell except for sniffling and her eyes prickling. She tried swimming towards her sister as the boulders crushed her slim figure.

“Onon,” she yelled again waiting and hoping someone would’ve looked for her when she’s gone. She kept yelling as her sister’s screamed echoed through the valley. “Lphe,” she shouted as loud as she could. “Lphe emem aseplep.”

What is she saying? You guess and I'll tell if your right.

Istho orfo Ivy:

Owho sisi nghak’n. Seus uryo Twillin uagedlangl otot te’wri nini lan’jour ckba.