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Frislander wrote:

shimobaatar wrote:In Afro-Eurasia?

Is it afro-eurasiatic?

chridd wrote:Just noticed this, figured I might as well try it...

JUST?!?
*looks at post count*
Oh.

If Latin evolved more similarly to Greek, would it look more like Spanish or Italian? See also Latin "evolving" as in Latin changing from after the birth of Jesus to the 1700s? Or Latin evolving as in from 1000 BC to 100 AD? What I meant is evolving into Modern Day but not splitting into ...

If Latin evolved more similarly to Greek, would it look more like Spanish or Italian? See also Latin "evolving" as in Latin changing from after the birth of Jesus to the 1700s? Or Latin evolving as in from 1000 BC to 100 AD? What I meant is evolving into Modern Day but not splitting into ...

If Latin evolved more similarly to Greek, would it look more like Spanish or Italian?

See also

I am posting this here because this is an alternate history In an alternate history where Rome never forms an empire, and Latin never becomes the dominant language of Europe, instead having this happen to Greece and Greek, where non-Hellenic languages use the Hellenic script, would languages with /...

An example of a word with an aspirate is θερτθουν <thertthun> /θɛɾtʰun/ < ζερεθον /zdɛɾɛtʰon/ <θ> standing for both /θ/ and /tʰ/ is kind of confusing... Uhh, it doesn't? I guess there's a hypothetical scenario where you get /θː/ <θθ>, or /ttʰ/ <τθ>. I'm still confused... :/ Unless I'm misinterpreti...

shanoxilt wrote:Jam fmulzhikzheh doah dathnycfeh sin!
Jam fmüžikžê doâ dathnycfê sin!
/jæm fmʊʒikʒɛ doɑ dæθnyt͡sfɛ sin/

Jam fmulzhikzheh jolfnim!
Jam fmüžikžê jöfnim!
/jæm fmʊʒikʒɛ jøfnim/

LET THE NEW YEAR BE ENCOUNTERED!
NEW YEAR, HUZZAH!

Happy Sajem Tan New Year!

ϝουτ!

But would it make sense to pluralise the whole world? Now that's a philosophical question! Accidental philosophy is best philosophy. And if what you do on accident is better than what you intend, what is the point of intention? Yes, I just made philosophy from your comment about accidental philosop...

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shimobaatar wrote:

qwed117 wrote:κουρϝα <kurwa> f. girl

Unfortunate coincidence.

And I'm sitting here speechless, not even needing to check. Please change the romanisation.

I think you meant to edit...

qwed117 wrote:An example of a word with an aspirate is θερτθουν <thertthun> /θɛɾtʰun/ < ζερεθον /zdɛɾɛtʰon/

<θ> standing for both /θ/ and /tʰ/ is kind of confusing...

shimobaatar wrote:

qwed117 wrote:κουρϝα <kurwa> f. girl

Unfortunate coincidence.

That's funny in a sad way. At least poles will find it easier to learn...

Creyeditor wrote:Is the second morpheme derivational?

shimobaatar wrote:Is it made up of two morphemes?

shimobaatar wrote:Adjective?

shimobaatar wrote:Verb?

shimobaatar wrote:Is it a noun?

shimobaatar wrote:"oven"?

Colder.

Hint: It's made of multiple morphemes

I'd like to make a conlang that would be spoken 2000 years in the future, but I am currently stuck on sound changes. Do you guys have any tips? If it helps, some trends I see happening are the fronting of /ɑ/ to /a/ and the raising of /æ/ to /ɛ/. Another trend is the monophthongization of /eɪ oʊ/ i...

qwed117 wrote:human?

No.