Etimos — Ready (masculine)
Etimi — Ready (feminine)
Prostagma? — Orders?
Lege! — Speak!
Orthos — Right.
Malista — Very well. / Yes, sir!
Ne — Yes
Kalos — Good / Well.
Vulome — I want to...
Pame! — Let’s go!
Proseche! — Careful!
Eis Machin! — To the battle!
Eisvoli! — Invasion!


Ger-eg — Ready
In-wej — Command/Give me orders
You-ee-air — Will do
Hayoh/taiyoh/taeyu — Good
In-ee-to — I bring that
Tee-oh — Yes
Akh — I serve
Eye-ah ah-tchyo — Attack!
Ee-ned-djer-ek — Hail
Antio/intoyou — ???
Aerifear — ???
Eel-you-refer — Agree
Hroengyawet (M) Hroeyatawit (f) — Wood
Endwege/inwedge — ???
Gerrick/geregg/grikk — ???
Noo — Hunting
Baya (f) Beiya (m) — Mining


Já (yow) — Yes (both question and affirmative)
Ég vil (yer vil) — I will. (I want to)
Skipan? (skeepan?) — Orders / commands?
Samþykkt (samm-thickt) — Agreed.
Tilbúinn! (til-pwin) — Ready!
Veiðimaður (vey-thee-mathur) — Hunter.
Fjósamaður (fyoh-sa-mathur) — Farmer. (literally "Barn man")
Timbursveinn (timber-svait-n) — Woodcutter. (literally "timber-lad")
Grjótsveinn (groht-svait-n) — Miner. (literally "rock-lad")
Satt (saht) — Right. (literally "truly")
Hver er þar? (kwer-air-thar) — Who is there?
Til orrustuslag! (till-orr-ustu-slah) — To battle!
Sækið fram! (sigh-keeth-framm) — Advance forward! / Ride forth!
Atrás! (art-trouse) — Attack!

The Atlanteans, in Age of Mythology, speak a language that is not existing. It's a mixture of Greek, Norse and Egyptian combined together with some Latin language vocabulary. There is no confirmed and exact translation for their quotes, but we still can try to understand it from the context.

[h1]What do the Greeks say?[/h1] [b]Etimos[/b] — Ready (masculine) [b]Etimi[/b] — Ready (feminine) [b]Prostagma?[/b] — Orders? [b]Lege![/b] — Speak! [b]Orthos[/b] — Right. [b]Malista[/b] — Very well. / Yes, sir! [b]Ne[/b] — Yes [b]Kalos[/b] — Good / Well. [b]Vulome[/b] — I want to... [b]Pame![/b] — Let’s go! [b]Proseche![/b] — Careful! [b]Eis Machin![/b] — To the battle! [b]Eisvoli![/b] — Invasion! [h1]What do the Egyptians say?[/h1] [b]Ger-eg[/b] — Ready [b]In-wej[/b] — Command/Give me orders [b]You-ee-air[/b] — Will do [b]Hayoh/taiyoh/taeyu[/b] — Good [b]In-ee-to[/b] — I bring that [b]Tee-oh[/b] — Yes [b]Akh[/b] — I serve [b]Eye-ah ah-tchyo[/b] — Attack! [b]Ee-ned-djer-ek[/b] — Hail [b]Antio/intoyou[/b] — ??? [b]Aerifear[/b] — ??? [b]Eel-you-refer[/b] — Agree [b]Hroengyawet (M) Hroeyatawit (f)[/b] — Wood [b]Endwege/inwedge[/b] — ??? [b]Gerrick/geregg/grikk[/b] — ??? [b]Noo[/b] — Hunting [b]Baya (f) Beiya (m)[/b] — Mining [h1]What do the Norse say?[/h1] [b]Já (yow)[/b] — Yes (both question and affirmative) [b]Ég vil (yer vil)[/b] — I will. (I want to) [b]Skipan? (skeepan?)[/b] — Orders / commands? [b]Samþykkt (samm-thickt)[/b] — Agreed. [b]Tilbúinn! (til-pwin)[/b] — Ready! [b]Veiðimaður (vey-thee-mathur)[/b] — Hunter. [b]Fjósamaður (fyoh-sa-mathur)[/b] — Farmer. (literally "Barn man") [b]Timbursveinn (timber-svait-n)[/b] — Woodcutter. (literally "timber-lad") [b]Grjótsveinn (groht-svait-n)[/b] — Miner. (literally "rock-lad") [b]Satt (saht)[/b] — Right. (literally "truly") [b]Hver er þar? (kwer-air-thar)[/b] — Who is there? [b]Til orrustuslag! (till-orr-ustu-slah)[/b] — To battle! [b]Sækið fram! (sigh-keeth-framm)[/b] — Advance forward! / Ride forth! [b]Atrás! (art-trouse)[/b] — Attack! [h1]What about Atlanteans?[/h1] [b]The Atlanteans, in Age of Mythology, speak a language that is not existing. It's a mixture of Greek, Norse and Egyptian combined together with some Latin language vocabulary. There is no confirmed and exact translation for their quotes, but we still can try to understand it from the context.[/b]