The real motivator, or is it?
The real motivator, or is it?
If the word is not there, simply translate the word through Kazakh and adjust the letters to fit Kardaka pronunciation
The Kardashtuku Dictionary in standard script. To translate to capital script follow the steps on the "Alternate Letters" page.
Achanıd (Ahk-an-eed)- Update
Aefer- Excuse
Ahrı- Area
Ankşçlön (Ahnk-ch-loan)- Miscellaneous
Anşçamaş- Emperor
Anşçaş- Realm
Aşç- Positive/nice
Aşçenğök (achen-jyoke)- Black
Ate (At-eh)- Grandparent
Atğet (At-jit)- Adult
Atğethöd (At-jit-hode)- Adulthood
Aȳ isî (Ah-*UGN*-iss-st-sk)- Sugary
Aȳş- Saved
Aȳşate (Akh-ate)- State
Aȳşçedjıelr- Happy
Aytü- Say
Ban- Back
Beküın (Bek-ue-een)- Federation
Benjüı (Ben-Jue-Ee)- Rise
Benütalö (Ben-ue-tal-oh)- Top
Benütaloıe (Ben-ue-tal-oh-ee-ah)- Up
Bığünde- Business
Blüfrınt- Purple
Blüğök (Blue-jyoke)- Blue
Blüyınt- Green
Blüyınt-MiĮkuşç- Grass
Blüyıünd- Teal
Bök (Bohk)- But
Bryşanıçöl (Bry-shanie-sol)- Britain
Bü- Too
Büdesüm- Buddhism
Çakat- Because
Cann (Cahn)- Can
Chyğaçöl (Chyn-juh-sol)- China
Çia (Sy-yah)- Power
Çikkıaş (Sick-e-osh)- Royal
Çikkıökand (Sick-e-o-kand)- Monarchy
Çırjıhüng- Sorry
Çkhır (Keech-eer)- Here
Ço (Sah)- as
Çökas (So-jas)- (General vulgar exclamation) Such as "Feck!"
Çölkand (Sohl-Kand)- Government
Çölöş (Sohl-oash)- Regime
Çölş (Sohl-sh)- Nation
Çonterağe- Conservative
Çşasouis (Ch-Shay-ous)- Eggs
Çüp (Sh-oop)- Soup
Çürğ- Corporation
Çütü (Sue-tue)- South
Daşma- Karma
Depamü- Family
Depü- Earth
Dıler- Feel (sense)
Drık (Dreek)- Dream
Dükolf- Friend
Dünşçjıelr- Fear
Düşçlöndçöl (Due-ch-loaned-sol)- Germany
Dütağe- Manage
Ekettö (Ee-ket-oh)- Each
Eskşçed (Esk-shed)- World
Faşçıt (Facheet)- Fascist
Fıçüitı (Fiss-ue-eh-tee)- Fisuity
Fimöçk- A lot
Fınğı- Funny
Flımöüç (Flee-mois)- Resource
Fnıf (Feneef)- Light
Fnıfaşç- Gray
Föll (Fol)- Large Island
Folş (Folsh)- Of (Nationality)
Fraȳçöl (Frah-UGN-sol)- France
Freçğök (Fress-jyoke)- Red
Frışj (Freej)- Homeland (Culturally)
Fröış (Froysh)- from
Frütna- Front
Fücölanışç (Fue-coh-lon-eech)- Colony
Fünff (Foon-ff)- Hate
Geche (Gech-eh)- Get
Ğeş (Gyesh)- Yes
Ğeşanas (Gyesh-an-as)- All
Ğeşanes- Most
Geü/Geüiö (Gee-ue)- For
Ğınyon (Yin-yon)- Eat
Ğlajüı (Ğya-Jue-ee)- Fall
Ğlala (Gyu-lala)- Bottom
Ğlalaıe (Gyu-lala-ee-ah)- Down
Göışç (Goh-ee-ch)- Give
Ğök (jyoke)- Primary
Ğökand (Gyo-kand)- Democracy
Ğomish (Gyom-ish)- Fish
Ğonsanştü (Gyon-zan-shtu)- Constitution
Ğöş (Gyo-sh)- Why
Ğot (gyot)- God
Ğöür- Our
Ğrandü (Gyuh-rand-ue)- Grand/Great
Grendçıkkıö (Grend-sik-ee-oh)- Empire
Ğrendü (Gyuh-rendue)- Big
ĞrenmiĮ- Tree
Greȳeçöl (Greh-UGN-esol)- Greece
Grüppo- Group
Ğüchö (Gue-Cho)- Called
Ğügh (Gyue-gg)- Shit
Ğüghıe- Thing
Ğüğu (Gyoo-Goo)- Bread
Güî (Gue-st-sk)- Sweet
GüĮmiĮ- Bush
Hab- Have
Hamurş (Hamursh)- Hammer
Hiğuk (Hig-yuk)- Pasta
Hindü’esüm- Hinduism
Hışeşıö (Hee-sheh-shee-oh)- History
Hişş- Culture
Hişşen (Hih-shen)- Religion
Hlıden- Letter
Hoğü (Ha-Jue)- And
Holös- Era
Höser- Hurt
Höser- Hurt
Hşesio (Huh-sheh-shee-o)- Blood
Hüçel Hue-sh-el)- Neighborhood
Hüğines (Hue-jin-es)- Click
Huğıöso (Hue-jee-oh-saw)- Peace
Huğıösoıe Aȳşatesö ünf Amerığa- United States of America
Huğıösoıe Çikkıökand Bryşanıçöl- United Kingdom
Hujıl (Hue-jeel)- Just
Hündı (Hunde)- Desert
Hȳnt (Kh-unt)- Dark
İ (Ee)- At
Içım- Name
İeçt (east)- East
İfianğök (ee-fian-jyoke)- White
Iıe- Be
Ik- In
Imaȳ (Ee-Mah-*UGN*)- Savory
İmbör (Eem-bohr)- Part/Section
İmon- Next
İnçın (eenseen)- Inspire
İnsyȳ (Een-sy-achk)- Inside
Int (eent)- Secondary
İoğüşıö (Ee-ogg-ue-shee-oh)- New
İsh (Eesh)- Wish
İslam- Islam
İtalçöl (Ee-tal-sol)- Italy
Îuk (St-ss-uk)- Dinner
İviar- Ever
İȳta- Liberty
Janjı (Zanzie)- Forest
Jea (Zee)- Tea
Jepğa (Zep-ja)- Bible
Jı (Zee)- Female
Jıelr (Jeel-er)- Feel
Jopopağ (Jah-pah-paj)- Bitter/very rude
Jöşk (Jue-ch)- Food
Jü- Bright
Judayesüm- Judaism
Juğ (Juj)- To
Jüğg (Jude)- Goodbye
Juşane (Juh-Shane)- War
Juşösin (Juh-shoh-sin)- Army
Juşshıö (Jue-shih-shee-o)- Sour
Kaçe- Care
Kaıl- Prized Possession
Kardaka- Kardashtuku Language
Kardiştüğü (Card-Ash-Too-Kue)- Kardashtuku
Kaşlıer (Kahsh-lear)- Chancellor
Katholikesüm- Catholicism
Kayk- Word
Kelmör (Kel-mohr)- Urban
Kfölık (Kfol-eek)- Butter
Kğimla (Kyim-lah)- Drink
Kı (kee)- Male
Kıl (Keel)- Life
Kinyü (Kin-You)- dog
Kıre (Kee-er)- Burned
Kışü (Kee-Shue)- Song
Kişüç (Kish-ues)- Salty
Klavır (Klave-ier)- Dagger/Knife
Kmöa (Kmoh-uh)- Mom
Kö (Koh)- Do
Koçlt (Kos-ulch)- Cult
Koıa (kah-ee-ah)- Set up/some
Kolğgolop (Kolj-gol-op)- (General vulgar insulting term) Such as "douchebag"
Koliş (Kol-ish)- Drink
Kös- Does
Kötıun- Code
Köü (Koh-ue)- It
Kristıanesüm- Christianity
Külu (Kue-lue)- Hot
Künjed (Kune-jed)- Smart/Intuitive
Kuşç- Common
Lang- Long
Laȳ- Lake
Lımös (Lee-Moh-ss)- Prime
Lişçed (Lich-ed)- Link
Lışıas (Lee-Shee-oh-sh)- Negative/false
Lışıas (Lee-shee-osh)- Postive/true
Lıteıl (Lee-tee-el)- Peaceful
Lıýt- Fight
Löçgü (Loe-ss-gue)- Dumb
Loğol (Low-Jol)- Cat
Loıı (lah-ee)- Again
Löl (Low-ol)- Milk
Löliç (Lah-olyk)- Cheese
Lonğe (Lonch)- Dad
Loöiğa (Lah-oh-ee-gah)- Capital
Loöışen (Lah-oh-eesh-en)- Silent
Lütfü- Please
Lütis- Land
Mağek- Matter
Magnık- Diplomatic
Malğüghıe- Guilt
Malışç- Remorse
Maljıelr- Anger
Malkuşç- Rare
Malmiştrerkö- Dictator
Mamürş (Mam-ursh)- Memory
Mamürşö (Mam-ursho)- Album/record
Mec (Mek)- Meet
Mıe (mee-eh)- My
MiĮ- Plant
MiĮlütsö- Grasslands/Plains
Miştrer (Mish-trehr)- Minister
Möış- Move
Möm (Meom)- I am
Mü (Mue)- I
Nıviar- Never
Nö (No)- No
Nüçt (nue-st)- North
Nün (Noon)- Now
Ö- On
Öboltıun- Paragraph
Öç (Oech)- A
Öcol (Ue-Jol)- Hungry
Ökol (Oh-kol)- Harmony
Oldur- Kill
Ölmm (Oh-lim)- Lunch
Olöblî (Ol-oh-Bli-Stsk)- Cow/Bull
Öloğü (Oh-Lah-Jue)- Little
Oö (Ah-Oh)- Limes
Orta- Middle/central
Oşanğe (Ah-sanj)- Orange (Fruit)
Ötodox- Orthodox
Ötütȳ (Oh-too-tachk)- Outside
Övon (oh-von)- Beautiful
Paranoya- Paranoia
Parmışan (Parm-ee-shawn)- Parmesan
Pöldyn- Noon
Polş (Polsh)- Sandwich
Portüğalçöl (Port-ue-jal-sol)- Portugal
Pöşek (poe-shek)- Person
Preçıdiyü (Press-ee-dee-ue)- President
Prüstetnesüm- Protestantism
Repüblık (Repub-leek)- Republic
Rı (Ree)- Island
Rığun- Region
Rosıa (Roy-see-ah)- Russia
Rüvı- River
Ryt- Correct
Şa (Sha)- You
Şaişöc (Shay-Shuk)- Water
Şake- Smell
Şetlemıt (Shet-le-meet)- Settlement
Shıu- Shia
Shünu (Shoe-nuh)- Meat
Şi (Shy)- Cold
Şice (Shyss)- Frozen
Sıentıun- Sentence
Şıres (Sheer-es)- Loser/Bottom of-the-barrel human being
Sışç (Sish-ss)- Child
Sışhöd (Sish-hode)- Childhood
Şişışç- Last
Sisjı- Sister
Siskı- Brother
Şitrüç (Sih-true-ss)- Citrus
Şitrüçem (Sih-True-ss-em)- Lemon
Şıü- See
Şivüer (Shih-vuer)- Silver
Şo (Shah)- Or
Şoious (Shoy)- May
Şolükyo (Shol-ue-kyo)- Where
Şon (Shawn-lee)- Glory
Söşıt (So-shee-it)- Soviet/Communist
Spaggı (Spaj-ee)- Spaghetti
Spaȳçöl (Spah-UGN-sol)- Spain
Stanşja (Stahn-ja)- New/Discovered
Şuçek (Shue-sek)- How
Şügaşç (Shoo-Gah-Shei)- Love
Şükois (Shoe-kois)- Breakfast
Şum (Shum)- Who
Şümu (Shue-muh)- What
Sündik (sune-dik)- County
Şüngde- Taste
Şunı (Shunee)- When
Sünnı- Sunni
Suşahrı- Vegetation
Suşçetta (Suh-chetta)- Vegetable
Şvoüld (Shvold)- Flag
Swöğerd (Swoh-jerd)- Sword
Taşek- Thank
Taȳmal (Tah-UGN-Mal)- Alliance/Union
Tebrık- Congratulations
Toki (Tah-kchi)- Take
Trağelı- Travel
Tröüç (trois)- Nuke
Tüdin- Tradition
Tünrig- During
Üchdred (Uke-dred)- Fruit
Üchky (Ue-ch-key)- Snack
Üchmaşt Agriculture
Üdaşa- Luck
Üm (Ue-mm)- There
Ünd- Tertiary
Ünf- of (Relating to)
Ünröl (Uen-rohl)- Neutral
Üşö- Morning
Vaton (Vuh-ton)- Homeland (Nationality)
Vatş (Vach)- At
Vidğo- Video
Vieşçen (Vee-Chen)- Website
Vıkef (Vee-Kef)- Language
Weçtü (wes-tue)- West
Wılâh (Villa)- Hello
Wılcöm- Welcome
Wıtteta (Wee-teta)- With
Woü (Wah-ue)- Want
Ȳ- By
Ȳçı (*UGN*-Jzee)- Coffee
Yfşça- After
Yıblünd- Lime
Yıfrınt- Orange
Yıhȳnt- Brown
Yıjü- Gold
Yışçğök (Yee-jyoke)- Yellow
Yüşe (You-sh)- City
Tamıs- Senate
Tamımaş- Senator
Atılam- Kingdom
Atılamaş- King
Bylam- Territory
Bylamaş- Governor
Sahlam- Diplomacy
Sahlamaş- Diplomat
+ın (Een)- Shows that someone is an inhabitant of something
+aka- Language of
+ökon- Of (Republic of/Kingdom of)
+ınd- People of
+onsök- Peoples
+ıu- Land of (Shows symbolic information. Mönı'ıu = Land of money)
+lı- Land of (Shows physical information. Nüçtlı = Northern land)
+iston- Land of (Shows cultural information. Daynıston = Land of the Danes)
+gard- Land of (Shows misc information. Louisgard =Louis's land)
Rıvolüşçun (Ree-vol-uch-un)- Revolution
Dünt- Go
Ölder (Older)- Folder
Beğ (Bej)- Bell
Rınkür (Rink-ue-er)- Ringer
Şçedül (Ched-ue-el)- Schedule
Ğelöb (Gye-lobe)- Globe
Edğer (Edge-ier)- Edit
Yuröp (Yur-ope)- Europe
Afrıcü (Af-ree-coo)- Africa
Aşıa (Ash-ee-uh)- Asia
America- America
Pösaşö (Poe-say-shoh)- Book
Olıgoî (Ol-e-gah-stu-sk)- Paper
Şöen (Show-en)- Poem
Pösaşanas (Poh-say-shah-nahs)- Library
Pinğesıs (Pin-jes-ees)- Note
Tağik- Crown
Kajok- Wander
Kırgej- Tribe
Afğon- Noble
Fayşü- Favor
Ğaman- Time
Şormek- Ask
Sonüz- Eternal
Mıen- Pure
Maynı- Almost
Tüf- Sub
Pinğ (Pinj)- Reminder
Lopğo (Lop-joe)- Page
Şöın (Sh-oyns)- Coins
Mönı (Muh-nee)- Money
Etiğed (Itch-jed)- Literally
Lığia (Lee-Gee-Ah)- Definitely
Üdıu (Ue-dee-uh)- Idea
Nök (Nohk)- Know
Nökğed (Nohk-jed)- None
Lışenı (Lee-shee-nee)- Definition
Çyanşe (Sy-anch)- Science
Çtüdıö (Studio)- Study
Ştıf- Still
Münşç- Very/much
Daȳar- Danger
İkjed (Ik-jed) Invent
Ünla (Une-law)- Make
Ğöoşt (Gyoh-osht)- Toaster
Fridğ (Fridge)- Fridge
Cabı (Cab-ee)- Cabinet
Övıen (Oh-vien)- Oven
Ayak- Shoe
Çteçik- Store
Şçarr (Char)- Chair
Smoçloch Ikıan (Smos-lok-ik-ee-ahn)- TV
Ikıüğ (Ik-ee-uej)- Look
Köışç (Koh-uech)- Couch
Compütğedıa (Kom-pute-jed-ee-ah)- Computer
Monıtür (Mon-ee-tue-er)- Monitor
Lyşç (Lych)- Light
Fık- Own (Word)
Bedı (Bed-ee)- Bed
Hüçe (Hue-seh)- House
Livü (Liv-ue)- Live
Aptoşç- Sacred
Dalğ- Set
Salpeğ- Stone
Şçalbarg- Pray
İşç (Eech)- Die
Aȳşçed (Ah-UGN-ched)- Good (Word)
Malüş (Mal-ue-sh)- Bad (Word)
Wıche (Weech-eh)- Week
Söntağ (Sone-taj)- Sunday
Müntağ (Mune-taj)- Monday
Tıentağ (Tien-taj)- Tuesday
Mıdwıche (Meed-weech-eh)- Wednesday
Dünğerştağ (Dune-jer-shtaj)- Thursday
Frıetağ (Free-eh-taj)- Friday
Sümstağ (Sume-staj)- Saturday
Janürarı- January
Febürarı- February
Marşç- March
Aypril- April
May- May
Jün- June
Jüly- July
Ogüsta- August
Septimbur- September
Octöbur- October
Növimbur- November
Deçimbur- December
Ay- Month
Yıle- Year
Tağ- Day
Singonşu (Sin-gon-shoe)- The other day
Oloȳtağ- Today
İmontağ- Tomorrow
Şişışçtağ- Yesterday
Öçi (Ochy)- Night
Time Example: 4:28 = Vier kwayn-oȳr = Four twenty-eight
Half past 4 would be Mıdaya-Vier “Middle-four”
Sağat- Hour
Menüt- Minute
Ekinğ- Second
Kay- Multiply/times
Plüt- Add/plus
Mıdaya- Half
Difan- Divide
Nynüt- Subtract/minus
Halmıday- Quarter
Ğıömetrı- Geometry
Aynğü- Angles
Döproç- Degree
Power- Power
Twenty-seven ---> Kwaen-şıb
Two hundred thirty thousand and ten ---> Kway-üj-jrein-büjej-jyen
Oçh (Ah-ch)- 1
Kway- 2
Jrei (Jray)- 3
Vier (Vear)- 4
Fünğ (fuenj)- 5
Şeşs (Shesh-sih)- 6
Şıb (Shee-ben)- 7
Oȳr (Ah-*unwritable gutteral noise*-er)- 8
Nyn (Nine)- 9
Jyen (Zyin)- 10
Kwayn- Twenty
Jrein- Thirty
Viern- Forty
Fünğen- Fifty
Şeşen- Sixty
Şıben- Seventy
Oȳren- Eighty
Nynen- Ninety
Üj- Hundred
Büjej- Thousand
Mıllön (Mee-Lone)- Million
Bıllön (Bee-lone)- Billion
Şop/Bez (Shop)- We
Mı- Me
Kıf- He
Jıf- She
Kıge- Him
Jıge- Her (does not show ownership. Speak to her It is her house)
Köl- They (singular epicene) Ex. They chose not to be included.
Kölge- Them (singular epicene) Ex. No one wants to talk to them.
Çi- They (plural epicene) Ex. They all voted.
Çiğ- Them (plural epicene) Ex. You can't make them all happy.
Juss- That
Oloȳ- This
Offet- Those
No suffix version (For simplicity)
ır- Is
Değ- Are
Üm- Am
Ğeşö (Gyesho)- Was
Çılşo/Wılik- Will or will be
Ghuğ (Guej)- The
Ler- A/An
Nöş (No-sh)- Not
Lers- As
Mü (Mue)- I
Möm (Meom)- I am
Şa (Sha)- You
Şaeğ (Sha)- You are
Şop/Bez- We
Bezeğ- We are
Key: With suffixes or Without suffixes
Example: He is correct ---> Kıf rytı or Kıf ır ryt
Example: They are a nation ---> Çi çölşeğler or Çi değ ler çölş
Example: He is as dumb as a fish ---> Kıf löçgüırs ço ğomish or Kıf ır löçgü lers ler ğomish
Example: This is not ours ---> Oloȳ haȳ bıjumdır or Oloȳ ır nöş ğöür
+fık- Shows if a specific noun owns something. Ex. Bob's house ---> Bobfık hüçe
+'ümı- Shows singular personal ownership. Ex. My house ---> Hüçe'ümı
+'ömı- Shows singular non-personal ownership. Ex. Your house ---> Hüçe'ömı
Nö+- No as in No one and nothing
+huğ- The
+bünlaş- This/These
Geş+- Every as in Everyone and everything
Ays+- Any (word and prefix)
+on- Suffix version of person
+geğ- Suffix version of thing
+öj- To do
Çı- Future
İl- New
Ö- Past
Ün- Present
+lı- Full of
Aȳ- Good (Prefix)
Mal- Bad (Prefix)
Öst- Un
+ifyd- Became/+ified
In- Re
+kömaş- *Shows an action (ing)
+örr- *Shows a person who does an action (er)
+maş- *Shows Occupation (ist)
İss- *ness/showing emotion*
+'lia- Not-contraction
+ıe (Ee-eh)- Able
kiȳ- *Shows state of being (ship)
+ıl- Full
+üs- More/er
+üsç- Most/ist
+sö (So)- Makes plural
+jüı (Jue-ee)- *Makes a verb*
Üll- Turns an adjective/verb into a noun (discover-discovery)
Öll- Turns a noun into an adjective (sauce-saucy)
Kuf- Done first (create-invent, find-discover, know-learn)
+ıçı- Sort of/ish
+ının- Precisely
Prü- Before (Pre)
Pös- After (Post)
+esü- Believer of an ideology/belief (ist)
+esüm- Ideology/belief (ism)
+haȳ- *Feminine* G
+aüç- *Masculine* G
+on- *Relating to people*
+jın*Relating to an animal*
+enğd- *Relating to an inanimate object*
+ımbö- *Relating to other*
Şaletikü - Morally despicable
Şalpıkır - Disgraceful opinion
Şalüll - Disgraceful person
Standard script:
Consonants-
Ç/ç- It makes an S sound similar to the German ß
Ğ-ğ Pronounced like a J. Sometimes pronounces "Gyuh"
Ş/ş- Pronounced as Sh would be.
Î/Į- Very uncommon and is pronounced Sk or St
Vowles-
İ/ı- Pronounced as ē (long "e" sound)
Ö/ö- Pronounced as ō (long "o" sound)
Ü/ü- Pronounced as ū (long "u" sound)
Ȳ/ȳ- Adds a "kh" sound after any vowle. A ---> Akh (Gutteral noise)
There is a more detailed look into how to pronounce the letters on the "Alternate Letters Page"
(Is)- When using "is/are" words, you need to remember to put the "is/are" at the end. If you have multiple, move the ir/eg down to the last word.
+'ı (Ee)- is +'eğ (ej)- Are +'üm- I am
+'dırr (Deer)- Is the +'değler (dej-ler)- Are the +'müm- I am the
+'ır (Ear)- Is a +'eğler (ej-ler)- Are a +'mürim- I am a
+'ırs (Ear-ss)- Is as (Informal) +'eğlers (ej-lerz)- Are as +'mürs- I am as
Haȳdır- Is not Haȳdeğ (Hakh-dej)- Are not Hamüm- I am not
Bıjumdır- Is ours Bıjumdeğ (Bee-jum-dej)- Are ours Mümurse- I am its/their's
Benimdır- Is mine Benimdeğ (Benim-dej)- Are mine
+’üjeğ- Past tense linking-suffix “was/had/have”
+’üjler- Past tense linking-suffix “was the”
+’düjler- Past tense linking-suffix “was a”
+’haȳüj- Past tense linking-suffix “was not”
+’çığ- Future tense linking-suffix “will be”
+’çıl- Future tense linking-suffix “will be the”
+’şıl- Future tense linking-suffix “will be a”
+’haȳçı- Future tense linking-suffix “will not be”
When adding a suffix/prefix to a word, follow these rules:
If the addition makes two vowels border, add a ' in the middle. Ex: Aşıa + ınd = Aşıa'ınd
If the addition makes two consonants border, add the complementary vowel. Ex: Içım + kömaş = Içımukömaş
If the addition does neither, keep it the same
Complementary Vowels:
If the previous letter was A, E, O, U: The complementary vowel is Ö. Ex: Mec + kömaş = Mecökömaş
If the previous letter was I, Ï, Y, ı: The complementary vowel is U. Ex: Içım + kömaş = Içımukömaş
If the previous letter was Ä, Ay: The complementary vowel is I. Ex: Kayk + maş = Kaykimaş
If the previous letter was Ü, Ö: The complementary vowel is E. Ex: Nüçt + haȳ = Nüçtehaȳ
Saying "my cat is killing me" would be ordered like "My-cat is-killing me". Subject, verb, object. The only thing that changes from English to Kardashtuku is the words you use, so don't worry about grammar. Two words might form one word but that wouldn't change the placement of each separate word anyway.
"Loğolümı oldurkömaşı mı"
The only thing that changes the subject, verb, object rule are linking-suffixes. "I am sorry" would be ordered like Sorry-I-am because of Kardaka suffix rules.
For Example: Şaeğ nöş mı = You are not me (Şaeğ = You are, nöş = not, mı = me). This is how you make a sentence using no linking-suffixes.
Şa mıhaȳdeğ = You are not me (Şa = You, mı = me, haȳdeğ = are not) This is how you make a sentence using linking-suffixes
Linking-suffixes are preferred in Kardaka. All this makes it so that the language can be understood in either SVO or SOV. This was done as a way to link English to Kardaka-Turkic, but the complicated grammar rules of Kardaka make it more prone to specific grammar rules. There are so many of these specific grammar rules that I won't be getting into them (as in: I don't want to fix all the inconsistencies there are in making a language because that would take forever)
Punctuation- The same as English with a few additions:
,'- The descriptive stop: Use when trying to describe a where, when, who, etc.
I went to the house with you = I went to the house,' with you
I went to the store,' in the town
I came home,' last night
If something shows plural ownership (their house/our house), you would just use the "fık" suffix. Ex. Çifık hüçe/Şopfık hüçe
As seen in the is/are/am section, "is ours" is "bıjumdır". So you can either say "şopfıkı" or "bıjumdır". The same applies to all the other related words.
Ex. "The house is ours" would be "Ghuğ hüçe bıjumdır" as well as "Ghuğ hüçe şopfıkı"
Kardaka does not recognize a difference between "ours" and "our". When translating, they both mean the exact same thing.
Writing rules for prefixes/suffixes: If a suffix/prefix inadvertently creates a diphthong, put a ' between the two vowels (not that necessary though). If a suffix/prefix causes two consonants to border, add a Y as well. Ex. Aysgeğ ---> Aysygeğ Nöon ---> Nö'on (All optional). To turn "I am" into "I will" or "I have", just change the word's tense Ex. I will be = ümçı I was = ümüjçi. In any other circumstance, write "I" not in suffix form Ex. I eat = Mü ğınyon
The bull is small
Formal: Ghuğ olöblîaüc öloğüjını (Gooj oloh-bl-stsk-owss ee oh-lah-gyue-zeenee)
He is angry
Formal: Kıf maljıelrünonı
They are happy
Formal: Kölşüşç aȳşçedjıelroneğ
Informal: Köl aȳşçedjıelroneğ
The food isn't sweet
Formal: Ghuğ jöşk güîenğd haȳdır
Science is intuitive
Formal: Çyanşe künjedimböı
Informal: Çyanşe künjedı
Who is doing that
Formal: Şumkökömaşı juss
Informal: Şum kökömaşı juss
He hurt their feelings
Formal: Kıf höseron kölfıkşüşç jıelrkömaşsö
Informal: Kıf höseron kölfık jıelrkömaşsö
How to formally formulate a sentence with verbs/adjectives. Add the relating suffixes to the end of the verb/adjective. Also, imagine a comma is the start of a new sentence. Don't forget to add your "is" suffix at the end of the adjective or verb. When speaking standard/informal Kardaka, these rules are not important, so don't worry too much about them.
I went to the store the other day - Mü düntüjeğ juğ çteçikhuğ,' singonşuhuğ
I hate these new shoes - Mü fünff ılayaksöbünlaş