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 Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:01 am
Reserved
Welcome will be here.
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 8:00 am
Vowels
Sote, Oshe, Aii, Ehle, Ihr, Jhern, Siit'h
§ Ø Æ Ę Ī Ơ ∂
§ - Pronouced like the English word "owe". [To owe money] Slight emphasis on the 'w'. Called "Sote" {š}
Ø- Pronounced like the english word "awe". [To be in awe of something] Slight emphasis on the 'w'. Called"Oshe" {ø}
Æ- Pronounced like the english word "I". [I am Hungry] Slight emphasis on the 'y'. Called "Aii" {æ}
Ę- Pronounced like the english word "eel". [An eel on the beach] Extremely light 'l'. Called "Ehle" {ę}
Ī- Pronounced like the english word "ear" [I have an ear.] Extremly light 'r'. Called "Ihr" {ī}
Ơ- Pronounced like the english word "burn"'s vowel sounds. [The fire burns] There is no 'b'. It is a slight popping of the lips, almost a tiny 'p' sound. Called "Zhern". {ơ}
∂- Pronounced like the english word "hay" [hit the hay] No emphasis on the 'h'. Called "Siit'h" {∂}
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 10:37 am
Reserved for Consonants
Ŋ ŋ, Ŧ ŧ, Ώ δ, Й й, 4 y, J j, ل ن, ₪ , ﭸ , ﮒ, ¥, Ħ ħ, Ξ ε, Љ љ, Њ њ, Ж k, Ф ф, Ю ю, ع ی ټ
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:45 pm
Weel, you just did diphtongs there. And I don't think there is a language that is just made of diphtongs. Btw, you have to make phonology before the representation in the latin alphabet, because if you don't do that you'll probably just come up with sounds that don't appear in yopur language, or weird one that you don't know even how to pronounce. I would also advise to don't make strange representations, because very much people will be confuse about that. It's very better to do your own alphabet and let the latin alphabet in peace. 3nodding
Also, read this link(completely): www.zompist.com/kit
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 8:51 pm
Sano Parmandil Weel, you just did diphtongs there. And I don't think there is a language that is just made of diphtongs. Btw, you have to make phonology before the representation in the latin alphabet, because if you don't do that you'll probably just come up with sounds that don't appear in yopur language, or weird one that you don't know even how to pronounce. I would also advise to don't make strange representations, because very much people will be confuse about that. It's very better to do your own alphabet and let the latin alphabet in peace. 3nodding Also, read this link( completely): www.zompist.com/kit It could be that her language actually LACKS sounds such as the normal a, i, u, e, o. Also, while I tend to prefer romanization for ease of learning at first, plenty of people like to use their own alphabet--at least hers is made up of letters that can be typed without having people install a font or making the posts image-heavy. Mine requires installing a font or that I either write or type, then post images. emo However, using the kit as a sort of guiding structure for organization of your notes, etc., is not a bad thing at all. smile I was in middle school before I realized that the long I sound was actually a dipthong--and that was when I was working on old Kintarasesa. surprised
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 1:53 pm
What is a dipthong?
{Thank you for the constructive critiscim, it help. Sincerely. 3nodding }
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 2:45 pm
`c o l o r s What is a dipthong? {Thank you for the constructive critiscim, it help. Sincerely. 3nodding } A dipthong is a vowel that's actually made of two sounds. The long "i" in English is such an example, being made of a short "a" followed by a short "i" Another example is the "oi" sound in, say, "oil." It's strange for languages to only have dipthongs and not single vowels, but there's nothing explicitly wrong with doing so. I'd really recommend looking up the zompist link that Sano posted; phonology is fun and saves a lot of trouble later when you finally have to figure out why you can't pronounce half of your words.
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 3:01 pm
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Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 2:09 pm
I like the writing system! Can we see more please?
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 8:56 pm
I think I'm going to scratch this conlang, it doesn't feel right, and I need some more practice. :S
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 9:42 pm
Please tell me what scripts you tried to use though! I recognise Russian and I think Greek and Arabic...I want to know because you used them beautifully together. surprised
I still need more practise too. I still don't know what else I need to think about besides simple things like nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs...
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Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 9:10 pm
And these:
§ ∂ Which are math symbols. Don't know what they're for though. XD
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Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 12:16 pm
I think he/she just used the oddest looking characters findable, and mashed them into an alpabet. At least thats what it looks like.
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