The CBB

What did the musician say to his colleague who messed up?

“Don’t worry. Accidentals happen.”

A thought occurs. Now we get to play "How much of this will be recorded before I pass out and how much will be comprehensible". A tricon, but with vocalic roots and consonantal transfixes. This has undoubtedly been done before, but I thought of some ways I might handle it. This language is...

Khemehekis wrote: ↑11 Sep 2024 02:25Wow, so you made that? Looks like an old video game!

Enjoy.

Probably won't get much worse than heavy rain, though. It had its flaws, yes, but to use it as a comparand to gauge how awful something is is to a) sell it short, or b) to disregard entirely the— Oh. You meant “heavy rain” literally, not the eponymous PS3 game… which is what my brain was telling me...

He was hilarious and touching both in an episode of Frasier and in The Lion King , able to find the fun side of the Force in The Big Bang Theory 1 , and never there in The Hunt for Red October . 1. My Babcia, for whatever reason, loved that show and would talk about it a lot . It brought her joy in ...

I am dubbing this “the Gursed Relay”, on basis of this:

Dormouse559 wrote:

GamerGeek wrote:On the topic of asking questions about the forum:
What relation does the CBB have to the ZBB?

The CBB is the ZBB with the following sound change:

z > s / #_

(i.e. a voicing reversal from “Cursed Relay”)

Status of Ring A? kiwikami?

Arayaz wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024 19:13

Creyeditor wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024 19:11 [...] the time when spambots discovered kitchen-sink (conlangs) and tried to sell us kitchens

And then we made a conlang out of it.

Quoting this whole thing to include useful context: :lat: Latin NUNC "now" :esp: Spanish nunca "never" < NUMQUAM It's nunc or nunca ... Venī strictē mē tentum :wat: Google Translate suggests that this is Latvian? Goes to show how much it knows; I am sure it is Latin. Yet is this ...

Kankonian is now officially #1. At 8:49 p.m., I added the word bakotzios , meaning "intrusiveness", to Kankonian. It wasn't a remarkable word; just the abstract noun suffix -os added onto the adjective bakotzi (intrusive). With this, Kankonian surpasses Mmavvii's 100,000 to become the lar...

As /-h/ is a valid coda…if you want to add a little unpredictability, you could pattern it with /-x/ in declension 2. Even if /-h/ is subsequently disallowed, you could have it have been present long enough to trigger assignment to declension 2, and only then drop (or do whatever vowel affectation y...

fajita ‘fajita’ : fascism ‘fascism’

When I learned that, I almost physically spit-taked because I thought the person telling it to me was trolling me when they first asked me about it.

More like “seCure, Bcontain, Bprotect”.

As for establishing links with the SCP Foundation, [DATA EXPUNGED].

My brain is obsessed with reanalyzing the word chimpanzee to a word that uses the suffix -ee meaning the patient of a verb. This would imply a transitive verb "to chimpanz", with chimpanzee meaning one who is chimpanzed. This further extends to a agentive noun chimpanzer, one who chimpanz...

Khemehekis wrote: ↑12 Aug 2024 06:47Stay with Commonthroat! The board loves your conlang!

I was able to make it to the studio today, and I recorded some demos of some of the synths (two vintage Casio keyboards and a Moog Grandmother with three books’ worth of patches).

Musical equivalences across Máranhír (a continent on Íröd) tend to be quintave-based—that is, P5 equivalence is preferred over that of the octave (P8). The Tim Ar have a thirty-six-tone chromatic system (though your garden-variety diatonic scale only uses eighteen or so), while the Caber have a five...

Khemehekis wrote: ↑16 Jul 2024 06:30

Imralu wrote: ↑15 Jul 2024 14:34

Khemehekis wrote: ↑14 Jul 2024 22:51 Wow, Imralu, those are quite a few coincidences! Sounds as if Hibuese has a lot of houmanti's!

Yes, but I don't know houmanti it has.

Note: Houmanti is the Kankonian EQC (embedded question conjunction) for "how many".

Impressive. Or should I say…imralusive.