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Can anyone tell me how to run gleb on my pc from command line?

saeseara data matirixaite
seem.PRS 3s.NOM matrix.COMP
It looks like the matrix

voika ŋise, fēna epērde kuŋa sona
I'm lost, who hates women?

Ṟa-sēr haf ūfdatal ma haf yaškik nobdoš... Ẕay lēṟot ja falīnū nivi.
No-one read the my updates on my language... I fear for no help.

senomaso atse alena, siremas ata demen ileters!
Fear not my friend, for I am here to help!

Thry wrote:A mam gwadh?
And how's it going?

ŋekemeɹs uka lap sip teko
So far so good (lit: it is good while now)

xox santor, agrexemas ata krolope eris et poxoras posoturuɹs ata denepe
Hello people, I'm creating a new language and decided to post something

Note: I made this language based on the lovely Eloi language of The Time Machine movie. I took what little transcriptions of the language exist and worked out the phonotactics, I didn't really want to remake Eloi, so I played with them a bit until I was satisfied (added a few consonants and cluster...

Do you have any words in the lexicon thus far that start with these phonemes? How do you currently spell them?

fixed it, didn't knew how to write it because so far is just a sketch, I don't have any lexicon yet.

When you say "learnt", do you mean that the language was originally spoken by something before them? The Titans, makers of the universe spoke it and taught it to the Gods, who in turn taught it to the immortals, their messengers and the ones who 'raised' the mortals Do you mean for the V's in the m...

I'm working on a simple naming conlang for a conworld I have. This conlang is a proto-language of sorts, it was the first language mortals learnt but it was preserved and still in use Phonemes Consonants: / m n ŋ p t k f v ʝ x s ɾ l d̪ cç ts p̪f / Vowels: / ɐ e̞ o̞ i u / Diphthongs: / iɐ ie̞ io̞ iu ...

Are you ever going to use those denominations practically? The highest number I have ever mentioned has been Quintillion, and that was just thinking on what was after Quadrillion, and in turn, that was only to see what was after Trillion. A centillion (in both scales) is even larger than Googol, and...

Ean wrote:xD Miguel, Izambri's a native too.
Those are actually the ones that take an accent: catalán, carnés, paró, ... (if they don't have an accent, they are stressed in the second-to-last syllable: perro, axis, cantan).

The name is acute accent btw.

yeah... that wasn't me

BTW, Izambri, how do you pronounce Hellesan ? The Castillian way, the Catalan way or elseway*? (*this word should totally exist!) The native words are hel·leu [ə'ɫ:ɛw], [ə'ɫ:əw] or [e'ɫ:ɛw] and hel·lesà [əɫ:ə'za] or [eɫ:e'za], and they're written and pronounced the same way in Catalan. The English ...

...a Lexicon Building Counselling Service. Great idea! Could be very useful for these kinds of dilemmas. --------- Which one of the following sounds best to mean "arrow" to you? síl [siːl] (or) sílta ['siːl.tə] ní [niː] línt(e) ['liːn.t(ə)] As you can see, a long is necessary. It somehow gives the ...

grofe sound best for me.

This should be a sticky

AHEM! AHEM! Is the underlined part an indirect object? An injury was made by tall carl to fat frank Ignore the fact that the sentence could be much more simple. I think it is; Una herida fue asestada por Carl el alto a Frank el gordo > Una herida le fue asestada por Carl el alto. As for the weird s...

AHEM! AHEM! Is the underlined part an indirect object? An injury was made by tall carl to fat frank Ignore the fact that the sentence could be much more simple. As for the weird sentences up there, I think the main problem is that you are pronominalizating persons as objects (using "que" instead of ...

Thanks, it's a bit more clear now, my grasp on this area of english is not that good

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The closest I have to that kind of thing in this family of scripts is the Gondel script, which I will introduce later. It has mandatory ligatures for any and all combinations of (liquid)+(nasal)+(geminate)+(stop)+(liquid), resulting in the existence of such ponderous letters as http://www.vgfun.net...

Hi, I'm having real troubles with these ones, what are they? what are they characteristics? how can I know if a clause is a complement clause?