The CBB

Clearsky looks at you and pokes out his tongue

isimannu
“Let’s go”

Emer interjects

iśakju mee me apapmatamais
“The grilled fish bar is opening soon”

And then Brightstream continues the conversation

inu ni nee
“Amen to that”

She gives you a look of dissaproval na "no" she says before tapping the air mandi na ne mapasa endimi me konnapa "my name is endimi is better" She looks at you oddly before reintroducing herself sii emer na mee me nawapuki "I am emer and this is brightstream" She says p...

Final vowel triggered Umlaut + final vowel loss is a way i have come up to to get vowel harmony although i don't think i have used it.

So *patoki > *pädök and *patoku > *padok. This would lead to morpholigical alterations in previously suffixing languages but its great for prefixing languages.

Did the theophany directly refer to female hearthkeepers or was it only a continuation of the previous religious practice?

Even if what I have told you may make Nakapa seen like a lively world, In its essence it's dead, and the its inhabitants can only wonder, "what kind of future is there for the corpse of a world?" But why is it this way? You haven't given us any reason to believe that. Remember show don't ...

What's the Claravian relationship/doctrine with environmentalism?

I don't think he let me contribute to the conworld but the term bright way is in fact from bright way. I used the greek term for brilliance to distinguish it.

Lamprian (Bright Way) doctrine combines tenents of pantheism and animism. They believe Starmaker willed the universe into existence and is the same as it at the same time both creating and transforming into a cosmic womb (star-womb) from which they brought forth the stars. They believe everything ha...

a b c ć č d ð e f g h i k l m n o ơ p r s ś š t u ư v w x y z ź ž þ *b (p) *d (t) *g (x) *p (pʰ) *t (tʰ) *k (kʰ) *z (ts) *ź (tsʲ) *ž (tɕ) *c (tsʰ) *ć (tsʲʰ) *č (tɕʰ) *s (s) *þ (sʲ) *š (ɕ) *v (v) *ð (θ) *ś (ɬ) *w (w) *y (j) *m (m) *n (n) *i (i) *u (u) *ư (ũ) *e (e) *o (o) *a (a) *ơ (ã) Next *a *á *b ...

Here's another setting that never went anywhere. The paragons (gods) found humanity, naked, alone, and wild. They took pity on these naked apes and taught them to build and farm and craft. The titans (personifications of dispassionate nature that are neither good nor evil) were a threat to the huma...

(Hmm, maybe useful here...how would you say:) 8. She is tall. 9. He is very tall. 10. She is taller than me. 11. He is the tallest. (Or "He is the tallest one here"/"He is the tallest of us" or such, if that works better) sii me kuku mai me kuku wa ne sii kuku or ne akia sii kuk...

bozhupam - beer
foyeth - wine
fumis - hot chocolate
khour - coffee
swesi - water
tzeimoa - soda, soft drink
tzin - gin
vropuwa - juice
wana - milk
welt - tea

After a few more minutes of idle humming and passing streets and people you both arrive at at a house decorated with ornamentation of bright whites and yellows. He rings the bell and it is answered by a more diminutive but still taller then you Catkin dressed in ceremonial robes as well as a Chienna...

I will tell you this even a layspeaker would pick up you use "have" instead of the copula in naming to say what your name is in the first person

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(I don't want to intrude on a narrative in progress, so I'll just ask for data directly, outside the story. If it's convenient Visions, you could imagine this is data you got from elsewhere? Or disregard it ^_^ ) 1) mandi na ne mapasa uminanata My name is uminata. How would you say: He looks at you...

He leads you through a bunch of buildings offering some small talk
kapa nar sua kinatina tu akimitiju wa nisii nari
“You know the Amarin dynasty was founded by a queen”

You should probably start analysing it by now before you get overwhelmed with information