The CBB

ráin drètʲ-gīrb-šʙōn̥a gròf m̥oŋʲ nʀæ̀fʲ rá-in drètʲ-gīrb-šʙōn̥-a gròf m̥oŋʲ nʀæ̀fʲ I-GEN ground-fly-boat-ABS be.full with eel "My hovercraft is full of eels", alternatively, "My hovercraft is pregnant with an eel". (gròf m̥oŋʲ = be.full with = full of, also used as an euphemism...

Lao Kou wrote:kfoizahabs [ˈkfojzaˌhabs] a noun

A clock, or similar sort of time-telling device.

Next: kretriego [ˌkɾeˈtɾi͡eˌgo] n.

Thanks so much! Your comments made me think pretty hard, hahaha. I don't know if you can see my replies on there, so I'll just paste them here. I wonder if some of these [pronouns] will merge diachronically. Very possible. I'm going to be playing with sound and vocabulary changes for the languages t...

... Apparently, I really don't know what I'm doing, haha. [xD] What I meant by "preposition" was mostly locating clauses, yes. I hadn't thought of other types of prepositions yet. I think I'd like it to work with any and all prepositions, but I'll have to look at how that works. Saying &qu...

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/44153914/Thingslinkedandnevermoved/R1ico.png Glenrién: Domodako plir shol. ERG-fish-hunter ABS.3sf NN.be He is a fisherman. Amariez plir troj. ADJ.strong ABS.3sf ADJ.be He is strong. Ti lor dozuzon plir shol. ERG.1pf GEN ERG-husband ABS.3sf NN.be He is my husband...

Thanks! They're fun to do that way.

I took the time to finish designing the look of the alphabet for Glenrién tonight. Pardon my chicken-scratch, but here it is: (Let me know if this image is too big or not allowed or whatever) https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/44153914/Thingslinkedandnevermoved/CBB/GlenrienAlphabet.png It's fairly ...

Znex wrote:Agglutinative

DesEsseintes wrote:Síbíbíían should be agglutinative, as that lends itself easily to evolving into other types.

I agree with the above. :I

Hmmm, thank you both! I'll have to fiddle around with it some more, then. XD Though I do like the idea of pa being a coordinating particle as you've said. You've also both taught me a lot more about subclauses. :mrgreen: I guess I'll post a new thread when I figure out exactly how Glenrién works wit...

コースターが好きではありません。こわいです。
I don't like roller coasters. They're scary.

でもカルーセルが好きです!
But I like carousels!

It's probably either a subjunctivizer or a subordinating conjunction. It could be a complementizer if the subordinate clause is a complement clause (used where a noun might be used); or a relativizer if the subordinate clause is a relative clause (used where an adjective might be used); or an adjun...

Thank you! It's not much, but I'm having fun with it.

Aiyaaa! Alias(es): Red. Redaun. Nathan. The list goes on, but I don't wanna confuse you. Location: Utaaaahhhh in the USA Date of birth: The 8th of December of '92 (I'm almost 22 yaaaay) Gender: Man. Occupation: Nightshift grunt in a warehouse. Interests: Drawing, music, and storytelling of any sort....

I found those, but after I posted this, aha. :'D
I thought it might be redundant to repost some of the same things again elsewhere, but sure, I'll go ahead and do that.

Thanks!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_G._Kennedy This forced me to figure out subclauses and numbers, both of which I was avoiding, but they turned out to be easier than I expected. :D :eng: Christopher George Kennedy was born in Boston, Massachusetts, to Robert Francis Kennedy and Ethel (née Ska...

Next: hühülauns [ˌhyhyˈlɔ̃s] a noun

A meat pie.

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Kilkuó [kil.kʌ'o] n. A novel or book.

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Next: ngkubíauts [ˌŋ.kuˈbjɔts] a noun

A rug or similar floor covering.

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1. You generally don't need to include unmarked grammatical categories so long as these categories are semantically neutral, in a sense (recognizing that semantic neutrality is relative). When a category is marked, pair each meaning with its morpheme; The spaces, hyphens, and equals signs (correspo...

Hello, I'm Red. I just joined (obviously lol). Kinda nervous actually. I've been reading a few threads over in the Conlang section for a while, and they all look like fun and good ideas to help me work on my own conlang, Glenrién. I've mostly been using Mark Rosenfelder's two Conlanging books for in...