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Welcome i am Tidjit, here i am current director of SpeakDep , the creators of our work language:ForeSpeak
Here is the First Edition of ForeSpeak published.English-NewSpeak dictionary
Part one : Listed common NewSpeak words
Newspeak was "created" in 1984(by George Orwell) and in the book , focused to prevent thoughtcrime through the elimination of less useful synonoms.NewSpeak uses a combination of prefixes and afixes to form entire words rather than harder to understand lost words like arcane , rather than new words being made (slang) , new prefixes and afixes are made (afix/prefix slang , ha). The version i have created is much more expansive and cuts transitions like "is" , also some prefixes/afixes from 1984 like "think" have been replaced by "thought" to prevent wordcopy. This modern , more usable version of NewSpeak is formally known as ForeSpeak.There is another version of NewSpeak called TechSpeak designed for computers in an attempt to replace binary with TechSpeak or decanary , if this happened computers may gain "intelligence".

some words like "or" or "you" might not be turned into compound words , many other words like "eat" , "drink" , and "confuse" may have similar fates.



Thoughtcrime-to think against an establishment you belong to

leadcrime-to lie , deceive , betray , or mislead someone

antisectcrime-to go against a categorized group (English:racism , sexism , antitheoism etc.)

slangspeak-to make up words not in NewSpeak , and not making any official update to the prefix/afix dictionary

selflife-keeping to yourself socially , away from patrol

sectitemkeep-to keep a resource or attention bonus to a specific group of beings or areas

wantcrime-to want something at the expense of higher authority or others (coveting)

movecrime-to hurt the people or the property of others physically , including the higher authorities

Odoxthought-thinking always in the sense of the orthodox

doubleplusgood-the maximum amount of "good" that can be used to describe something

addpop-to increase a population (extra-specific prefix not added to this word)

askstatus-questioning someone's current status

theolead-religous authority , such as the pope or preists (hi as an extra prefix in front of theolead would better fit a higher position like pope or bishop)

proantithought (1984:doublethink/doublethought)-simeutaneous beleif and disbeleif (as well as absoloute rejection/acceptance) at the exact same time (formerly doublethink)

unmoveunbrave-fear of silence or the dark , and also of possibly boredom. this word can also be the appliance of these fears or feelings

artvocal-to sing or make an artistic effort with your voice

pressuccess-to have accomplished something in the present

unbravelead-something or someone becoming suspicous and desiring to keep their positon fearfully (anti-demotion)

Ingperson-a person who does not know of NewSpeak properly and uses English instead

wordungoodcopy-to make up an unneeded synonom

endbiocrime-to kill someone or something in an improper manner or an incorrect "target"

leadungoodfeelmove-to torture , interrogate , or physically punish/afflict someone through the powers of the authority

foretheomeet-going to a religious meeting in the future (add hi between fore and theo to add the feeling of signifagant emphasis)

fullbio-an entire organism (living being)

wildorgstoplife-to kill a non-sentient creature, "hunting"

autolife-to lead an independent life

unsectstrength-the government has lost control

Part 2:Prefixes

Odoxy-orthodox

Udoxy-unorthodox

Auto-self controlling or soveriengn (including propulsions)

move- physical action , need specifacation from prefixes

sect- cateogorizations of race , religion , poverty , etc.

cloth- garments of Humans and any type of clothing

compass letters(ex. S for south)- would show that something came out of that compass-pointed region or of it.(this prefix is currently experimental)

lead- to control others or information and all matters of truth

unout- to belong inside something or to be inside it

out- to be outside of a group or physical area

joy- a pleasure or happiness

untrue- false , lies , and other non-true things

Change- any type of difference made , good and bad

surplus-more than the normal amount , can be used as an afix or has "sur" added infront of this prefix if it is neccesary to differentiate a surplus from a mathematical movement involving addition

add-to plus or add more to something

hetero-difference or mixing of two sides (maybe more) or groups or characters

homo-same at the same time , replaced by bi in certain situations

dual-same of two things but at different times

bi , tri quad , etc.-prefixes showing the numerical number of a variable or figure , appliances vary

sub-a replacement or something out of the standard(lower)

ask-to question

good , plusgood , and doubleplusgood-the only three words defined for the use of "good" , orginally planned to be shortened to just good eventually

slang-words or prefixes/afixes that are not officially in the NewSpeak dictionary (usable as afix)

audio-sounds and the sensing of them

photo-light , sight , and the perception of what is seen

scent-all things detected by the sense of smell

taste-things and senses picked up by the taste buds or other tasting organ-structures

feel-the sensing of touch or vibrations of any kind

theo-factors of religion

Ing-NewSpeak prefix for "English"

speak-to communicate

word-subjects of vocabularly and spelling

mem-memory itself






Part 3:Afixes

Crime-to break the laws or codes of the establishment

thought-to consider or invent ideas

cloth-(look up "cloth" in prefixes)

pop-referring to numbers of something , normally an organism or something of the like

status-how something's progress or current state is

alibi-the location of someone at a specific time(usable as prefix)

spot-basic form of the NewSpeak form of "location"

prole-someone not educated in the ways of NewSpeak

speak-communications (may be replaced by word)

copy-a replica , copy , or cloning (like those stupid synonoms!)

Please note that this might not be completely up to date to the next edition of ForeSpeak

Our translation code of binary to English.
Binary is the computer language. It uses only 1 and 0 in 8 of these digits(bits) to make a character. Every time a 1 is placed by another 1 it will be multiplied by two. 0 will end this chain so that more 1s can be put in so that they do not multiply the last set of 1s. This translation was made by SpeakDep alone. It uses the numerical place of each of the letters as the 2-byte character. All punctual marks including spaces must be spelled out and may have to have brackets placed on both sides of each punctual marks so that they are not mixed with words.
A1=0000000010000000
B2=0000000011000000
C3=0000000011010000
D4=0000000011100000
E5=0000000011101000
F6=0000000011101100
G7=0000000011101101
H8=0000000011110000
I9=0000000011110100
J10=1000000000000000
K11=1000000010000000
L12=1000000011000000
M13=1000000011010000
N14=1000000011100000
O15=1000000011101000
P16=1000000011101100
Q17=1000000011101101
R18=1000000011110000
S19=1000000011110100
T20=1100000000000000
U21=1100000010000000
V22=1100000011000000
W23=1100000011010000
X24=1100000011100000
Y25=1100000011101000
Z26=1100000011101100
space=10000000111101001000000011101100000000001000000000000000110100000000000011101000

woah lol

Alkaline wrote:

woah lol

wait till the second edition

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Here is a guide to leet speak that incorporates all parties of leet speak , both symbol and non-symbol leet users.
leet speak is simply the use of numbers and symbols to replace letters and words.
part 1 , alphabet replacements , the first example is the better option than any other options listed due to prevention of leet confusion
4 or @=a
\ or 1 or !=L
! or 1 or /=i
3=e
5 or Z=s
7 or +=t
0=o
[=C
|)=D
4(non-closed)=y
|-|=H
|\|=N
|\/|=M
\/=V


textspeak (or leet speak)principles , textspeak leet overides alphabet leet
1.(number)=replaces the spelled out form of the number "ex. b4 instead of before"
2.(letter)=replaces a homonynical series of letters that sounds like the used letter "ex. c=see"
3.letters can be spelled without vowels , as long as it starts and ends with a consantant "ex. pwn"
4. words are often shortened to one syllable or into acronyms "ex. LOTR and drag for dragon"
5.symbols that represent a meaning can replace words or syllables "ex. ^ for up"