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I want to focus on the period 1,000 years after the development of the early language, back society was in a semi-medieval state, but had remnants from a lost technological age. I'm more used to writing science fiction. But I want to develop converging mythologies from the different culture that evo...

Ex. [jakata] [de] [aʁbʁe], or just aʁbʁejakata A type of tree house shaped like a boat, that can used in an emergency as an arc like boat for your family, and came out during great floods. This sounds so cool! On some planets in the Lehola Galaxy, such as Querre, they have something called a cableh...

As the original conception was something like a speculative creole language, and not something I made up on the fly, do to the fact much of its vocabulary is derived from both Western Romance, Alsace-Lorraine, and Japan / South Korea, it inherently a lot of...oddities unique to those languages, whil...

A friend asks me if I know any words that end in the Japanese symbol for N, and I mention all I can think of is Chan. But even though I mean that as just a word I found, it interpreted as my calling him Chan, which isn't something I generally do. In short: How easy is it to establish the distinctio...

I've been trying to learn Japanese at the moment, after having some issues learning a romance language. But I'm considering the idea of switching to Korean temporarily, as it's looking like my career might switch in that direction. Language Difficulty With Japanese, Hiragana and Katakana aren't insu...

In this science fiction universe, this language is primarily spoken by the newly independent between the US once controlled by the Imperial Japanese army, and to the East by the Imperial French army. ( It's an alternate history setting after 2085 A.D. ) Most of the words are derived from French, but...

The bulk of when the creole / pidgin developed in North America between 2045-2085 A.D. There are three versions of the dialect that evolved into a full language: Early Ahusacos, Middle Ahusacos, and Modern Ahusacos. As a side by side comparison: Standard Consonance: B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V...

In fact that's kind of what I had in mind, basically it's a kind of Art Creole, that evolves into a full Pidgen, but with influences from other languages. Although the spelling is slightly different from either base language. A fictional dialect based on an alternate history timeline.

In terms of making things easier for yourself, I'd have two suggestions: - don't intimidate yourself by trying to write The Grammar right away. Instead, pick a particular topic and write about that. How does your language handle possession? How does it handle negation? Etc. Include examples. Then m...

It would be a science fiction series set in a border city, or even sanctuary cities, where it acts as a safe zone between the conflict between the Western and Eastern part of the country, forming a kind of bubble community with its own lore and legends. For example, instead a Yurei story or even a g...

My latest word is "Yakata De Arbre". Literally translates to tree boat, but refers to a type of tree house that can be turned into an Arc during times when ocean water floods the mainland.

It's likely it will shift into: Arbrekata.

I'm well under way with development of Ahusacos, with a specific grammar pattern in mind. Although there are specific features, like an expansion of word genders for nouns. 4 sets of three word genders. When finding language to borrow words words, has anyone else encountered a thing where the actual...