The CBB

Three things: 1) Lovely, simple aesthetic. The hint of Swahili is there and yet it feels very “safe”, which is fitting for a classiclang. (Entirely subjective opinions obviously) 2) I like the nod to Latin by using the word ut . However, your language has no subjunctive I’m guessing from the glosses...

Üdj wrote: ↑03 Jun 2023 03:59 Ása hahya hyuṅá iríṅì nkihù nsaí nsàmya opí yau ẏò

So what should I do?

I personally like the dots, though that’s probably not the answer you were looking for.

guys ik it aint gettin famous like tp dw lol Your lang has kawa wawawa , which makes it better than toki pona in my books [:D]. I’m glad you’re ignoring the odd projections in the thread and hope to see more of your lang. Would be fun to see a text with explanations of fun turns of phrase or such. ...

guys ik it aint gettin famous like tp dw lol Your lang has kawa wawawa , which makes it better than toki pona in my books [:D]. I’m glad you’re ignoring the odd projections in the thread and hope to see more of your lang. Would be fun to see a text with explanations of fun turns of phrase or such.

Üdj wrote: ↑30 May 2023 03:36

Hand of Kyal wrote: ↑30 May 2023 02:33 Torch sent.

...are you not the final person?

The torch nevertheless needs to be sent to Dzeta who makes a final translation from Kyal’s conlang.

ghoom wrote: ↑27 May 2023 23:57 kawa wawawa

Love this. Unironically.

WeepingElf wrote: ↑20 May 2023 13:49 I have a feeling that Qarsherskiy doesn't really know what he is doing ;)

Unnecessary condescension.

Nice aesthetic, much Sioux.

Would love to see more examples showcasing how the grammar works.

If you added t͡s every continuant would have a prestopped version. Much elegant.

Been revising the Chhuowòta orthography again… The high vowels are now /i ɯ u/ ı u ou (yes the dotted i’s got on my nerves in the end). And since I now have ı , I had to get rid of j , so now /d͡ʒ/ is z , which is daring to say the least, for me at least. We’ll see if it lasts. Why not use ȷ ? Beca...

VaptuantaDoi wrote: ↑24 Feb 2023 14:58 Five consonants though? That's a bit too much.

It was a moment of weakness.

VaptuantaDoi’s überminimalist protolangs gave me this idea:

*n *g *h *r *w *e *i *u

Would be fun.

WeepingElf wrote: ↑24 Feb 2023 10:19 Planet f has alcohol in its atmosphere!?

Sounds like a fun planet.

Been revising the Chhuowòta orthography again…

The high vowels are now /i ɯ u/ ı u ou (yes the dotted i’s got on my nerves in the end).

And since I now have ı, I had to get rid of j, so now /d͡ʒ/ is z, which is daring to say the least, for me at least.

We’ll see if it lasts.

VaptuantaDoi wrote: ↑22 Feb 2023 12:04 A double post, but so be it. The board's pretty slow at the moment so I'm doing my best to keep things going

You’re doing great! We stan

Made some sentences in Láwîng Dua: Ao têetsǐn táwian rík. I want to become rich. Ao têetsǐn gì ùttáwian rík. I want him to become rich. Ao bpràwaan naan àwók. I can swim. Ao àtdtian à táfên inlá jiudtâat. I have to defend the city. Inl’àwánʉʉn pai nung à phə̌ən-rát - pai à pian dtêm gì têetsǐn. The ...

I’m switching conlangs every 24-72 hours at the moment. Idea for an Arapahoesque lang with a three-vowel system and lots of complementary distributions. The underlying consonant phonemes are: |n| |t k ʔ| |g| |s h| |j w| And they are subject to the following shifts: Before i: k → t͡ʃ g → r w → b Befo...

Eo ao chinggìt ná láwing duu.
I’ve made a new language.

Man in Space wrote: ↑31 Dec 2022 19:07 Gþúúłu fþagn?

Yeah the name was indeed a Cthulhu joke.

Gþúúłu, which started off as a joke but is now an absolute mess of consonant alternations and gradations, has the following inventory (no IPA, sorry): m n ñ ng p t tł c č k ’ p’ t’ tł’ c’ č’ k’ b d dl dz j g f þ ł s š h ð l z ž ɦ w r y a e i o u + length