The CBB

shimobaatar wrote:

Bristel wrote:jəp | aɪ kæn ɹid ðə ai.pi.ei || ʃʊd ai hæv eɪgz wɪθ mai ↗dɪnːɚ ||

dɪd ju ɛn əp hævɪŋ ɛgz

ɪf soʊ̯ wəʔ kʰaɪ̯n dɪd ju hæv

aɪ hæd eɪgz an maɪ leɪgz.

aɪm ɹɪli dʒəst seɪiŋ ðæt tu dɪstiŋgwɪʃ maɪ pɹənənsiaɪʃn əv eɪg vərsəz ɛg

jəp | aɪ kæn ɹid ðə ai.pi.ei || ʃʊd ai hæv eɪgz wɪθ mai ↗dɪnːɚ ||

Soñav Natalich!
[soɲav natalʲix]

From Proto-Celtic *so-gna-wos "well born" and Latin natalicia "a birthday party"

Ect *Savoin vor tovis es, ein míns cint? [ekt savonʲ vor tovʲis es | enʲ mʲiːns kʲint] But Samhain is before, in the first month? Voi, tóthái Ceneldi Ercuin bith doñav. [voi | toːθaːi keneldʲi erkunʲ bʲiθ doɲav] Woe, the people of the Ercunish tribes will be unhappy. Secrá ad Comnert. [sekraː ad ko...

Ercunich art [ˈart] (n. o-stem masc.) 'hero, bear', poetic, from Proto-Celtic artos . cavar [ˈkavar] (n. o-stem masc.) 'hero, champion', from Proto-Celtic kawaros . ner [ˈner] (n. o-stem masc.) 'hero, chief, boar', poetic, from Proto-Celtic neros . viron [ˈvʲiron] (n. o-stem masc.) 'hero', poetic, f...

1,485 words is pretty good! And it's going to grow, fer sher . A lot of conlangs are missing "louse", so if you haven't done the Swadesh List yet it's likely you don't have that one. As for FeNeKeRe, it says there are 25,234 root words, so I put it on my list as a 25,234-word language. It...

This is probably the project I've worked on the most, but I'm still not 100 percent certain on a lot of things, like sound changes, heimat of the conlang's speakers and lots of other things. There are a lot of similarities with Old Irish, in my opinion, but there isn't a system of initial consonant ...

Ercunich, my Celtic conlang has about 1485 words so far. (just the nominative singular of nouns and present active 3rd person of verbs, but still that's quite a lot of words for just a couple of months work on it) Currently, I'm not really adding more words, but I'm correcting pronunciations and add...

The girl was not an acquaintance, my dreams rarely detail people I don't know that clearly, but she was short, with maybe wavy black hair. Maybe she looked a bit like the Hex Maniac class of trainers from Pokémon X and Y. I don't know if she was possessed or just evil. I went with possessed when I w...

Sangfroidish wrote:I have many: [snip]

I love the sound of this conlang, and its orthography. The examples are really euphonious, and they seem to fit the meaning of the words.

Visinoid wrote: Total Quatsch!

Cette phrase est la meilleure phrase en la langue allemande entière.
Aquesta frase és la millor frase en la tota llengua allemanya.
This phrase is the best phrase in the entire German language.

Can't get into details (I've forgotten the fine details), but my dream last night was some kind of ungodly mixture of SimCity, Minecraft, a Breakfast Club remake film, a snakelike monster that buried itself into the earth and upon defeat left behind treasures, a girl who was possessed with demons, a...

greatbuddha wrote:
/tlák/: light (electromagnetic force)

taraka /taraka/: to be light (electromagnetic force)



Next: [kaᵑgu] to donate smth.

I like this idea a lot.

Great job! Just need to get some of the details tweaked. :)

I enjoy the pre-nasalized voiced plosives in lieu of a regular series. It seems like a phonology one would find in Oceania. I'm also a fan of /ⁿz/. Proto-Takayo (working name) wholly borrowed them from Old Japanese' pre-nasalized consonant series. Vowels in Old Japanese were confusing, and I made u...

New conlang with Old Japanese-esque phonology with polysynthesis and eventually noun-incorporation (which I haven't worked on yet). Sample sentence that I worked on to figure out verbs: Senuridikature ti ma renukagodawe ipe. [senuriⁿdikature ti ma renukaᵑgoⁿdawe ipe] se-nu-ri- di-katu-re ti ma re-nu...

Phonology: /p t k s/ <p t k s> /ᵐb ⁿd ᵑg ⁿz/ <b d g z> /m n/ <m n> /w r j/ <w r y> /a e i u o/ <a e i u o> Phonotactics: Basically CV syllables, V can occur alone word-initially. Voiced prenasalized plosives or the voiced prenasalized fricative do not occur word-initially. Vowel elision occurs prev...

New phonology, and grammar ideas for a conlang that was inspired by Old Japanese + polysynthetic languages.

Bahstón Máratǫnigiin dal-piqon gǫǫnbizinéé ayárą mí.
Praying for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Can't see any reason a tripartite alignment shouldn't work. If you use the last vowel of a noun to mark case like Classical Arabic and Babylonian did you've got enough vowels there to have a good few cases. A few cases, and with vowel paradigms, I have room for aspects, tense, mood, and whatever el...