Sla - Kill, or Slay

Nzani - Child. Also the plural "Children".

Kruso - Crusade/In reference to the Demonic Crusade

Hchme - Human/ In reference to the people of the UNSC

Zaegrim - The Nzani deity, Zaegrim. Pronounced different than it looks.

Rzit'ala'ir - Defending Wall. Comprised of Rzit, "Wall", and Ala'ir, "Defense". In reference to the Rzit'ala'ir Deflector Shield.

Oqh - Spirit

Sla'oqh - Killer Spirit. In reference to a bladed weapon unique to the Inquisition.

Sla'krusoa - Crusade Killer. In reference to the Magilance used by Zaegrim's Stalwarts.

M - First Person Possessive Pronoun "My". Sounds like the "mmm" noise one makes if something is tasty.

'A - "Of". generally attached to the end of a noun to state where something is from or belongs.

Fela - Girl. Amongst family, used to express endearment towards one's female child. Otherwise, when referring to a daughter in a conversation with a friend or peer, the word "Chela" is used instead.

Chela - As stated above, this word indicates a female as one's daughter in public.

E' - First person pronoun "I"

Ui - Second Person Pronoun "You"

Oi - Third Person Pronoun "They"

Ha - Third Person Pronoun "He"

Fa - Third Person Pronoun "She"

Nje' - The universal term for the verb, "to be". "am", "are", and "is"

Njo' -The universal term for the verb, "not to be". "am not", "are not", "is not".

Zyn -  the adverb "very". Pronounced "Zoin" like "Groin".

"UI" is pronounced like "oo" and "ee" are quickly spoken together. "ooee".

'A is a preposition signifying one's belonging. It is usually attached to a noun to whom the speaker or the noun the speaker is referring to belongs to or from.

" E' nje' Zaegrim'a Nzani" - I am a Child of Zaegrim

" E' njo' Kruso'a Purzo" - I am not a Crusade Pig

Pronounced quick enough, "E' nje'" sounds like one word "E'nje'".

Nje' and Njo' are pronounced with an emphasis on both syllables regardless of who it is referring to. This is signified by the apostrophe attached to the vowels. This apostrophe also changes the pronunciation of the attached vowel. Example: E' goes from "ee" to "eh". O' goes from "oh" to "oo" like in "foot". A' goes from "ah" to "ay". I' goes from "ih" like in "tips" to "ee" like in "feet". U' stays "uu" like in "consume".

Exceptions to this rule include the A' in "Sla'oqh", the E in "Zaegrim", and the I in "Nzani". Despite the appearance or lack thereof of an apostrophe, their sounds stay unchanged.

Attaching an A to the end of a noun indicates that one is referring to that noun for certain actions or adjectives.

Example: Sla'krusoa "Crusade Killer"

M'a Chela nje' zyn felanye. - My daughter is very girly.

Ui njo' aqhe'nyn. - You are not welcome.

Fa ez qhin? - She said what?

Oi nje' kenzo. - It is tasty.

For Audio Assistance, refer to these soundcloud files. Admittedly they are awkward because I am learning the language along with you.