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[æt'læntʰɪkʰ] the [t] may allophone with [ʔ], and the [tʰ] may just disappear completely (when it does the kʰ loses its aspiration).
[tsʰaːɹ]

gwakiqo.
partially
Partially.

onyuken bonatye latyheesenegaşa.
be-NOBJ language-DEM fascinating-really.RDP
What an utterly incredible language.

I say [θẽːŋk]. Never heard about a [ð] variation.

nyotonaorosene tafwa nyuphusu'uku. bel onyuşaken gem ool zizisenesene tyhewettisizo ndi çapanaoro nhepopotti tyhewetti nau lelimabattiaba like-1s-NEG-really also city-PL / PM be-3s-NOBJ OPN boring-really.RDP visit-during / and acknowledge-1s-NEG satisfaction visit or living-GEN I also don't really ...

also, it's totally an option to have a mixed system with mechanics from multiple different writing systems, which I recommend just cause it's more fun and interesting, both to make and have. just don't overdo it.

Travis B. wrote:next: mountain

Nishtigian:

chorhorhua - mountain, cliff

next: radio

next: (interjection of disapproval) Nishtigian: kisi - interjection of disapproval, hatred, or disappointment , idiomatically English fuck! or hell no! derived from kisici to hate, dislike with the interjection derivation (deletion of last syllable). next: to strengthen friendship or social bonds

ana prolatyhero memem maŋ?
1s.NOM NEC-see-NEC thing Q
Should I watch "The Thing?"

I found these 2 papers. they seem to be what you're looking for: http://conf.ling.cornell.edu/whitman/VowelsofProto-Japanese.Martfest.pdf http://publications.nichibun.ac.jp/region/d/NSH/series/niso/2003-12-26-1/s001/s027/pdf/article.pdf in the first one, the author also tries to refute the 4-vowel h...

malupona phul eepael ŋeta!
give-1s also always respect-AUG lord
I too always offer my utmost respect to the lizard overlords!

napadonaorolaafa, bonesido'orowin meme!
say-2s-1s-NEG-IMP / know-2s-NEG-SBJV thing
Don't tell me you don't know what the thing is!

<a aa b d e ee ē ēē f g ḡ h i ii j k kk m mm n nn n̄ n̄n̄ o oo ō ōō p pp r s t tt u uu v w y> <a aa><e ee><ē ēē><i ii> <o oo><ō ōō><u uu><y> /a aː/ /ɛ ɛː/ /e eː/ /i iː/ /ɔ ɔː/ /o oː/ /u uː/ /ə/ <b d g ḡㅤp pp t tt k kk> /b d ɡ d͡ʒ p pː t tː k kː <f v s r w j h> /f ʋ s ɹ w j h> <m mm n nnㅤn̄ n̄n̄> /m ...

ḅoban kiariki tton zakabago ndi latyhebamore napettinaşa
1p-OBL get-PERM here zuckerberg and see-1p-FUT speech-3s.GEN
Let's get Mark Zuckerberg in here and see what the space reptilian overlord himself has to say.

ndiba napesa liikwe maŋ? napesaŋowin fe liikweuku
but pronounce-3p liquid Q / pronounce-3p-ABT-SBJV ASM liquid-PL
But what about a liquid? They might be able to at least pronounce liquids, I'm guessing.

Naguzu: kona: to eat (PRES, INF, IND, IPFV) konana eat-1s konasa eat-1d konaba eat-1p konado eat-2s konaso eat-2d konawo eat-2p konaşa eat-3s konama eat-3d konasa eat-3p konanani eat-1s-1s konasasi eat-1d-1d konababi eat-1p-1p konadodu eat-2s-2s konasosu eat-2d-2d konawowu eat-2p-2p konaşaşi eat-3s-...

and there's the possibility of there being multiple owners with their respective possessums.

This I don't have a clue about; I wish there was a convenient abbrevation for something with this meaning, but I've never found one. if y'all are talking about marking nouns for possessing and being possessed, the only solution really is to just make up your own abbreviation. of course this might r...

The phonology sounds likes it's small, or at least not very large, with pretty simple phonotactics.
It sounds like it's tonal and fusional.
I get a strange feeling that African languages were a source of inspiration.

Did I get any of that?

Is it Gungbe?

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i have a conlang named forish, which happens to be the name of a district in uzbekistan. coincidentally, uzbek's phonology is quite similar to forish.


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Does it have its own Wikipedia page?

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Does the language contain clicks?

But then we could ask "What language is this?"

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Is it a Bantu language?

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