Ignicertagua

Ignicertagua is the language of the dragons. It is a harsh language with only three vowel sounds and only eight consonant sounds. When writing in Ignicertagua, I will write out the sounds. Hopefully I will be able to make up a font, and copy the text onto here. I will write the sounds all in Lower Case, except CH which makes the ch sound in Bach. The consonants are: Note that in the lists above are only representations of the sounds made in Ignicertagua. Each sound is represented by a single character.
 * ah
 * ih
 * yeh - this is like the ye in english yes or the ye sound made by russian e.
 * CH (bach)
 * rr (trilled like in spanish)
 * ts
 * ch (chip)
 * sh
 * shch (wel' sh ch 'eese)
 * za
 * g

Ignicertagua has a sentence structure of verb-subject-object. The adverb follows the verb it describes. Adjectives follow the subject they describe and agree in number case and gender with the subject. Adjectives proceed the object they describe and only agree in number and case.

Subject Pronouns

 * I - "ah"
 * You - "YehAh"
 * He - "Zach" (chip)
 * She - "Zash"
 * It - "Zats"
 * We - "ahch" (bach)
 * We (ex.) - "ihchah" (bach)
 * We (dual) - "ahchah" (bach)
 * You (pl.) - "Yehahch" (bach)
 * They (m.) - Zachah
 * They (f.) - Zashih
 * They (n.) - Zatsyeh

Noun Gender

 * Masculine Singular nouns always end with an "ah" sound
 * Masculine plural nouns always end with an "ahza" sound
 * Feminine Singular nouns always end with an "yeh" sound
 * Feminine plural nouns always end with an "yehg" sound
 * Neuter Singular nouns always end with an "ch" (chip) sound
 * Neuter plural nouns always end with an "chih" sound

Noun Cases

 * Genitive singular after a vowel -"ch" (bach)
 * Genitive singular after a consonant -"yehch"
 * Genitive plural after a vowel -"za"
 * Genitive plural after a consonant -"ahch" (chip)
 * Dative singular after a vowel -"shch" (welsh cheese)
 * Dative singular after a consonant -"ahrr"
 * Dative plural after a vowel -"ts"
 * Dative plural after a consonant -"ihsh"
 * Locative singular after a vowel -"g"
 * Locative singular after a consonant -"ahg"
 * Locative plural after a vowel -"zag"
 * Locative plural after a consonant -"ihch" (bach)
 * Ablative singular after a vowel -"ch" (chip)
 * Ablative singular after a consonant -"yehsh"
 * Ablative plural after a vowel -"ch" (bach)
 * Ablative plural after a consonant -"ahch"
 * Instrumental singular after a vowel -"za"
 * Instrumental singular after a consonant -"yehts"
 * Instrumental plural after a vowel -"gza"
 * Instrumental plural after a consonant -ihrr""