It's been three months since the last one, and both that one and the first one people managed to guess correctly right away without me needing to reveal the meanings of any words. Perhaps this will be the third time that happens, but if it isn't, then I should restate that the rule is that I can reveal the meanings of one word at a time, unless revealing a word would give away the meaning of the whole line.

At the bottom of this post you will find some other hints.

Please spoiler your answers so that others can make their own guesses.

Now, without further ado...

Miis, sjo e : tavfa, hay;
Nay rejjeske, sj' yecjoey : briiskiv kay—
Ya nga nnetavfatte cjay...
Feyvya nga soykey
Yontteyde dengskey u myeeskey—
Fe nga yeyde so yaradcey;
Ho, no e : siravya! No e : siravya!

Nay yaskottey, sj'ya : tuska la,
Kya nga sjahka, sj'ya : peska...

O-ge!
Yeroeve nga hay eyere!
Yesoevfe nga buhspinske su'e:
E nay yoyejjeske,
Denge su' eyere!
E nga o-ge!
Vure, sju'e na rrumruya;
Yekrungevfe nga mozjavya:
E nay yoyejjeske,
Denge su' eyere!

Xi yeyriguze he,
Hozjavya, sju' ebusjpette yukeyni;
Byanette, sju'eya : bzesovaruyeyni...
Si zjariv gva, fe he,
Yasjtra so yabluuma u yerunge
Nga s' yeklammoe, ekrungette—
Yefe he, e : kyertavsja! E : yakyertavsja!

No kyerte dum yurmgolleyya,
U mozjeve, sj'ya, va e, peska...

(refrain)

No kyerte dum yurmgolleyya,
U mozjeve, sj'ya, va e, peska...

(refrain)

About the song

Country: United Kingdom

Genre: Synth-pop, sophisti-pop, new romantics

Time period: Early 1980s

Popularity: <50M views on YouTube

Words appearing multiple times by frequency

e appears ten times.

: and nga appear nine times each.

sj'ya, nay, no, and u appear four times each.

eyere, peska, and he appear three times each.

These words appear twice each:

yurmgolleyya ・ yoyejjeske ・ mozjeve ・ siravya ・ kyerte ・ denge ・ o-ge ・ dum ・ hay ・ su' ・ fe ・ so ・ va

Words appearing once by length

bzesovaruyeyni

nnetavfatte ・ yakyertavsja ・ yekrungevfe

buhspinske ・ ebusjpette ・ ekrungette ・ kyertavsja

yaskottey ・ yeklammoe ・ yeyriguze ・ yontteyde

briiskiv ・ byanette ・ dengskey ・ hozjavya ・ mozjavya ・ myeeskey ・ rejjeske ・ rrumruya ・ yabluuma ・ yaradcey ・ yesoevfe

yasjtra ・ yecjoey ・ yeroeve ・ yerunge ・ yukeyni

sju'eya

feyvya ・ sjahka ・ soykey ・ zjariv

tavfa ・ tuska ・ yeyde

sju'e

cjay ・ miis ・ vure ・ yefe

sju' ・ su'e

gva ・ kay ・ kya ・ sjo

sj'

ho ・ la ・ na ・ si ・ xi ・ ya

s'

  • AssortedBiscuits [they/them]
    ·
    4 months ago
    spoiler

    Is "o-ge" a transliteration of "okay?"

    Can we ask about the grammar of the conlang? Is it SVO, SOV, an agglutinative language, does it have grammatical gender, and so on?

    • Erika3sis [she/her, xe/xem]
      ·
      4 months ago

      I can't tell you what "o-ge" means since that would reveal the meaning of a whole line (I should've crossed it off in the word list to make that clearer), but I will say that you're wrong. Otherwise, you can get information about the grammar by asking about specific words. You might want to ask about the longer words appearing once specifically.