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What would be the difference between the two and how could we find out, which one is true? IIUC, the claim is not about phonetics, because without additional claims cues, it's hard to tell the difference between sequences of like vowels and long vowels in the phonetic. Thete is no pause between adja...

I added the Fredauon Fun Facts to my website

German does not have a default productive causative, so here are some more specific constructions and their semantics jemanden dazu bringen etwas zu tun someone.ACC there.to bring.INF something to do.INF 'to indirectly cause someone to do s.th., e.g. to convince s.o. to do s.th., to blackmail s.o. i...

I figured since some of you wanted to hear stories from Fredauon, I could just post some in-world mythological stories that I already have. Fredauon Fun Fact #51 Here is a story that is commonly circulated in the very northeastern interior of the Wizard Republic. It seeks to explain the origin of th...

I added Mamabam (with sample sentences) to my website. (I'm planning to add more languages, such as K'uk'uts' and sample sentences for the other languages.) I also decided that the sapient Water Bears on Fredauon will not have language in any way that humans can recognize. They will show stuff and m...

I thought it already was in my signature. Turns out it wasn't. So here it is: https://sites.google.com/site/creyeditor/.

Thank you
I am planning on publishing a (first version of a) pdf grammar after finishing up this thread.

I added sample sentences for Omlueuet and Kobardon to my website.

Oooh, maybe this is all Freudian to me and I just don't know because it's subconscious.

Subject Agreement on Verbs Verbal inflection marks polypersonal agreement and the passive voice. Verbs agree in person and number with their subject. First and second person are used as expected. As far as subject marking is concerned, singular and plural are distinguished. In the singular they are...

I recently had a dream that involved a train somehow triggering a time rip. So we were investigating some anormalities in the forest close to my father's house, the place where I proposed to my wife. There were tracks through the forest and a train, which looked more like a bus, was coming through. ...

German has lots of quasi-minimal pairs where stress is either on the (directional) prefix or on the root and this changes the semantics. Here is an example (with stress marked by an acute accent.): um-fáhren around-drive 'to drive around s.o.' úm-fahren around-drive 'to knock s.o. over while driving...

Yes, I have mentioned some of these before. I was not trying to imply that wizard science is wrong about any of these.

I know that I can't come up with a (long) story, so I wondered what it means to be a central fact. I came up with the following. Fredauon Fun Fact #50 (50th jubilee special: behind the scenes) Wizard science is based on superseeded or obsolete theories from *here*. This includes: Vitalism, as there ...

Well, you will have to mix and match, I guess.

If you want to code movement you might want to read up on Sign language orthographies. SLIPA might be a good start https://dedalvs.com/slipa.html. But Wikipedia is probably your friend, too.

Could you go with a classic math graph-like image with x axis, y axis, and z axis?
Also, does your language have movements or is it static like rikchik?

Have you heard of Rikchick? See here: https://www.suberic.net/~dmm/rikchik/la ... guage.html
This might give you some ideas.

Well, Javanese is pretty close to Indonesian. On the other hand, there is probably more documentation on languages like Tagalog online.

Looks almost Baltic to me. And I like the associated motion and clusivity. Gives a unique vibe.