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Herr Dunkel wrote:Seriously, use the edit function get a life.

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Seriously, use the edit function.

Anabea?
EDIT: Genome did it first, apparently. I used to be into this kind of language a long time ago, it's Anabea I'm 99% sure

Is it at least Wakashan?

Nitinaht?

Is it Salishan?

Spokane?

1889023455 is p. cool with a regular consonant inventory and the vowels /a ã i u n nʲ/

I once got /xx̩xx̩n̻/, a couple of years ago, saw it on a Gleb best-of page I kept updated

Obviously North American. We can't basically do anything without family/zone questions now tho
Does it border the Siouan languages?

Back vowels [u ʊ o ɔ] become non-back [ʉ ʊ̈ ɵ ɞ] before a non-retroflexed coronal consonant. (seed: 1273003477) Just why D: Yea this isn't too uncommon, it just looks weird at first. It's basically how Mandarin and Tibetan (Standard Tibetan, at least) got their front-rounded vowels, and I think a s...

This stuff is really weird: ʿ ņķɣχčřy

Let's at least try to get the general area right. Subsaharan Africa?

The half-ring rather points to Afro-Asiatic. Semitic?

Also: [mp mpʼ mpˠ mpˠʼ mpʲ mpʼʲ nt̻ ntʼ̻ ntʷ̻ ntʼʷ̻ ntʲ̻ ntʼʲ̻ nt ntʼ ntʷ ntʼʷ ntˠ ntˠʼ ntˠʷ ntˠʼʷ ntʲ ntʼʲ nṯ nṯʼ nṯʷ nṯʼʷ nṯʲ nṯʼʲ nṯ̺ nṯ̺ʼ nṯ̺ʷ nṯ̺ʼʷ nṯ̺ˠ nṯ̺ˠʼ nṯ̺ˠʷ nṯ̺ˠʼʷ nṯ̺ʲ nṯ̺ʼʲ ɲc ɲcʼ ŋk ŋkʼ ŋkʷ ŋkʼʷ ɴq ɴqʼ ɴqʷ ɴqʼʷ p pʼ pˠ pˠʼ pʲ pʼʲ t̻ tʼ̻ tʷ̻ tʼʷ̻ tˠ̻ tˠʼ̻ tˠʷ̻ tˠʼʷ̻ tʲ̻ tʼʲ̻ t tʼ tʷ t...

Back vowels [u ʊ o ɔ] become non-back [ʉ ʊ̈ ɵ ɞ] before a non-retroflexed coronal consonant.

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Just why D:

Yeah, it's Nias, good job!

Nope, not it!

Not an Afro-Semitic language, and not Hebrew.

No

Hoorah! Here's mine: Böröme iraono sadölö tödö ya iwaö 'gumöi'. Uböusi danagu vanaba i'a. Bologö dödöu bewa'e mbalatu side'ide bö'ö. Löna omasi ndrao gumofanö. Oi ya'ia sioföna zanolo ya'ita. Tolamanö lahalö lainu. Löna, fabö'ö! Hai lönawa'e aukhu dödöda ba hö'ö! Lönawe niagu. Lawaö 'ba amböwa na. F...

Is it that creole of Mandarin, Mongolian and Tibetan, Wuntun IIRC? Has lots of various words that fit into any of the families Looked it up, it's actually Wutun , not Wuntun Laze. Wuntun? Birdlang, try to have one guess that is original to you at any given time :roll: Not nice to copy my answer wit...

Is it that creole of Mandarin, Mongolian and Tibetan, Wuntun IIRC? Has lots of various words that fit into any of the families

Oh, hva er disse Aliyahet og hva bruker det til deg, As? Er det veldig vanskelig å få eller var rabbien faktiskt så dårlig i jobben sinn?
Oh, what's this Aliyah and what does it mean for you, As? Is it hard to get or was the rabbi just that bad at doing his job?

It kinda works out for Greek and Italic, works out well for Germanic, Slavic, Celtic (?) but really messes up Indic (*/β ð ɣ/ /bʱ dʱ ɡʱ/ ouch) and I forgot where.

Pfft, ninja'd

Satemisation of /*q *k *ɕ/ or something isn't really that hard to believe. It's not an extraordinary claim; changes ten times over weirder have happend many times over.

Kauf, man, you totally failed at simplifying it