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/p t k/ cv t c /b d g/ gv d g /f s h/ chv s ch /m n l r w j/ m n r z v y /iː ɪ - uː ʊ/ í ı óv ov /eː ɛ - oː ɔ/ é e ó o /aː a/ á a /aɪ oɪ aʊ/ aı áı av /k{n t d s ks l r}ɪV/ ʼ{ň č ǧ x̌ ř ž}V /CıV/ CyV /C[-nasal]CC/ ʼCC /ph/ tchv Hiatus is marked by a y and gemination is ignored. Length is not marked i...

R.Rusanov wrote:protivotraditionalac, a? pa volis dunsany i staroslovenski? sramota

Umukni i odjebi.

Doayâu tàgiga [ˈtàɡiɡa] → Proto-Crescent tạgıga → Chóng dáye [ˈtáje]

Labialised consonants shift to their labial counterparts, ejectives and implosives merge as the glottal stops, and [ɹ] changes to [ʕ] via an intermediate [ɻˤ]. Geminates simplify to corresponding single consonants. [+labialised] → [+labial] {[+ejective] [+implosive]} → [ʔ] [ɹ] → [ɻˤ] → [ʕ] pʕɜʃˈuːs ...

Gah, this is getting boring.

Uhl kakahka [kɑkɑxkɑ] → Proto-Littoran kakahka → Che cháya [ˈtʃaːjɐ]

Annarese Stop: p t k q p t k c Nasal Stop: m n ŋ ɴ m n g q Fricative: f s x χ v s x h Nasal Fricative: ṽ z̃ ɣ̃ ʁ̃ vn sn xn hn Approximant: j w ʁ̞ ı u ə Nasal Approximant: j̃ w̃ ʁ̞̃ ın un ən High Vowel: i u e o Low Vowel: a a Uas vəaıaəa əvn xen heən tuavna eqeqenə znıa e əm gəauə vat xnuak kuap əam...

No, that's Chagen's logic.

The first thing wrong with your conlang is the very phoneme inventory . Seriously, look at Wikipedia articles about real languages and make an inventory based on one of them.

Renzell izeie [isɛː] → Proto-Crescent ıséya → Proto-Psodian zıé → Máro rıkó [ˈɾɨ́͢ɪ̯k̟ɛ̥]

You speak Croatian and you can't deal with consonant clusters? True. Croatian is actually easier on clusters than English. Coda clusters, even those of only two consonants, are actually quite rare and occur only in a small number of non-borrowings, except for /st/, which is easy and is common only ...

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Not any worse than Arve.

WeepingElf wrote:And as we are at such things as clusters and changing POAs:

Do you think /c/ > /tk/ makes sense?

It looks a bit far-fetched at first glance, but possible.

Is pʰ tʰ kʰ → ɸ θ x → w j h / C_ plausible?

ObsequiousNewt wrote:

Clıck wrote:

Linguifex wrote:

ObsequiousNewt wrote:Is /kt/ > /t`/ plausible?

kt > ʔt > tʼ

Don't see why not.

/t`/ is a retroflex stop – /ʈ/ in IPA.

Yeah, normally I would be typing in IPA, but all I have with me right now is a tablet.

I was telling that to Linguifex.

Linguifex wrote:

ObsequiousNewt wrote:Is /kt/ > /t`/ plausible?

kt > ʔt > tʼ

Don't see why not.

/t`/ is a retroflex stop – /ʈ/ in IPA.

Élenahe bhói [ˈvøː] → South Kaıpó hóhı [βóɕĭ̥]

Kgáweqʼ ʼə́wiwəʼ [ˈʔəwiwəʔ] → Proto-Littoran evıve → Azunan vu [ˈʋɯ]

ObsequiousNewt wrote:Where might one get /l/? Postalveolars?

Any coronal rhotic, any lateral consonant, or any of [n], [d] and [ð].

Classical Arabic /t k ʔ/ t k ʼ /b d ɟ ɢˠ/ b d y g /m n/ m n /f θ s sˠ ɕ χˠ ħ h/ v tg s sg c cg ḥ h /ð ðˠ ɮˠ z ʁˠ ʕ/ dg zg lg z rg x /l~lˠ (ɾˠ~ɾ~)r/ l r /j w/ ı/e u/o /a i u aː iː uː/ a ı u á í ú Lgurıbat xalaıhımu addgıllatu ʼaına má tgugıvú ʼıllá bıḥablın mına alláhı ua ḥablın mına annası ua báʼú ...

Marsuna yuśukka [juɕukkɒ] → Proto-Neyitan *yušúkʼo → Viyol ıšógă [ɪˈʂoːgɐ]

Bump. A post on nouns is in the making.

Does late V'eng have any vowels at all?

Yipta piyulu [pijulu] → Proto-Littoran pıyoro → Chɛ gıó [dʒoː] → English joe [dʒoʊ̯]

Xihi pahe [paʔə] → Proto-Kaıpó *páyə → Kaıpó páı [páᵻ̯]

Proto-Western kağtrṏsis [kaɣʈø̃ˈθiθ] → Proto-Psodian *kaktroıtıt → Máro kátrótıt [ˈk̟ʰɛ́θ̠ɛ͢ə̆tᵻ̥̆ˀ]