The CBB

I just reliezed that what I posted was actually 2 laguages.
so, a new oe, the same language that I was trying to get before:
la al ɛniʃ raxitsna, vila al bar ɛlahin samijxna, ɛla biɛlaha diʃimaija, dihu ɛlaha kiʃot, vioraisa kiʃot.....

QuantumWraith wrote:Not sure about the dialect, but that's Hebrew isn't it?

Close, but not quite.....

Lao Kou wrote:amicable

Géarthnuns:

rhezhganeb
[Xɛ'ʒganɛb]
amicable

Next: carousel, merry-go-round (or some other appropriate conride-y diversion (bareback giant eel-breaking?))

Sis [sis]- a pleasure-ride on horseback, in a wagon, etc.


Marijuana (or similar drug)

nūnure-spear

Next: Guc [gux]
a noun- one that would have been known in the ancient middle-east

Lao Kou wrote:

Shemtov wrote: next:Ṭhuc [tˤʰux] a non-artificial noun

sugar cane

Next: fmwökön ['fmwøkøn] a verb

to kick

next: Foš [foʃ]

a non-artificial noun

Does anybody mind if I revive this thread?
In IPA:
da kani ma xaser? da lo kani ma kani? ze mamar ʃɛnɛmar bimarava. dida be kula be u di lo da be ma be.

Name the dialect, too!

Chart for declension 2: http://i600.photobucket.com/albums/tt88/Shemtov/DECLE2_zps25720dad.jpeg declension 2 includes a system of apophony, that devoloped from a now extinct and unattested stock that the speakers of Proto-Anerite met on their migrations. This stock's existence is confirmed by Anerit...

DesEsseintes wrote:

Lao Kou wrote:Next: chníatíths [tʃnja'tiθs] a noun

duchess, aristocratic lady of elevated rank

Next: cōarapānareiþ ['tsɔːaɾa'paːnaɾeɪθ]
a compound noun

Wine-bottle

next:
Ṭhuc [tˤʰux]
a non-artificial noun

I'm sure this has been done before, but here's an alien inventory with no occlusives or rounded vowels:

β β̺ ð s z ʃ ʒ ɕ ʑ ç ʝ x ʕ h ɦ
B ʙ̺ r
w j
l ʎ 
ɬ

i ɯ e ɣ ə

I really like what you have so far, especially the pharyngealised stops. Very Arabic. So tell me, how did such a Indoeuropean language acquire such Semitic phonemes? It developed in close contact with some semetic Languages, like Ugaratic and Amorite, and were influenced by them, similar to how the...

I've been working on Anerite grammar. Anerite is fusional and synthetic. As I have it now, the Anerite noun system distinguishes 3 numbers (singular, dual and plural) five cases (nominative, vocative, a combined accusative-dative, genitive and ablative) and two declensions. Declension 1 is suffix-ba...

Is it too unaturalistic too have pharyngealized consonants with out a voiced pharyngeal fricative?
A

Yuš [juʃ]- Justice; Fairness; Righteousness

Next word: Solid (adjective)

Orthography:
tˤ-ṭ
pʰ-ph
tʰ-th
tˤʰ-ṭh
kʰ-kh
qʰ-qh
sˤ-ṣ
ʃ-š
x-c
ɣ-ğ
ħ-ḥ
j-y
ə-ë
Everything else as in IPA.

Not bad, I like the phonology. Can you give us a few sample words? Sure! Man- ħenri woman- qu'ənd Father-petˤor brother-pʰəretˤor mother-metˤor sister-setˤor to come-qu'om to see-sˤokwi The (') in "qu'ənd" and "qu'om" refers to a glottal stop [?], I presume? If so, it's missing ...

cybrxkhan wrote:Not bad, I like the phonology.

Can you give us a few sample words?

Sure!
Man- ħenri
woman- qu'ənd
Father-petˤor
brother-pʰəretˤor
mother-metˤor
sister-setˤor
to come-qu'om
to see-sˤokwi

Do you have it worked out how the PIE phonology changed into the Proto-Aneritic phonology? Yes. There were two basic sound shifts: 1. Happened around when proto-Aneritic split off from PIE. The palatal series folded into the velar series, voiced aspirated stops unvoiced, labiovelars became velar fo...

Omzinesý wrote:What are pb, td and kg?
One or two phonemes, if one what?

Two phonemes.

Hi, My name is Shemtov. I'm creating my first conlang. I am calling it (for now) Anerite. It is the language spoken by the descendants of an IE tribe, who settled in what is now Turkey and Syria, Near Ugarit. They were heavily influenced by the Semitic languages. The Kingdom of Aner was absorbed int...