The language of zombies

The language of zombies

Staggering the Internet in search of something interesting about zombies, I got to the LingvoForum. At which visitors decided to create a zombie language, which could be used not only to publish zombies of similar sounds, but also for communication (primitive but still).

As a result of their discussion, the following dictionary of zombie words turned out:

Eei - a living person / live / life
Eeiss - dead man / dying / death
Eess is a dead animal
Eeis - zombies
Eej - cut, cut
Ee is an animal (any)
Kk is a plant (any)
Eg - any technique / mechanics / instrument / transport
Gg - food / food
Bu - run / run / run away /
Bk - walking / walking / walking
Y - trap / catch / catch
Ee - a lot
Or - little

O - yesterday / long / before
G - tomorrow / after / later
Ry - today
Ryy - now
Yy - delicious / tasty / yummy
Ggi - hello / hello / bye / bye
Ag - name / name / entity
Yyi - to have / own property
As - good / good / kind / happy / joyful / positive / doing good
Ro - bad / bad / bad / unhappy / sad / negative / dirty
Ggas - satiety / full / pleasure / comfort
Ggro - hunger / hungry / poor health / discomfort
Yu - water / liquid / damp / wet
Ggyu - drink
Ggyuro - thirst / dehydration
Ar - ozheda (any) / shelter / wrapper / packing (any packaging is shorter)
Vv - and
Ok - yes / agree
Uv - contract / agreement
Ss - no / no ...
A - I
Ssi - you
Bb - he / she / it
Ae - we
Ab - we (together)
Ssie - you
Ssib - you (together)
Bbe - they
Bbb - they (together)
They also came up with the first song on the invented zombie language:

Eeis
Eeis
A yyi ag eeis
A yyi
A yyi
A yyi
A yyi ag eeis