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That doesn't actually seem unreasonable to me—just a prenasalized /g͡b/. (Or am I off my rocker?) No, it's a prenasalized voiced labial-velar stop and it exists plenty. It is now the homework of everyone in this thread to git on PHOIBLE until they stop being easily excited about perfectly normal se...

It's quite common in the Amazon, yes.

A horror story come true Consonants Bilabial Alveolnar Velar Nasal ŋ Stop p b t d k Tap ɾ Front Central Back High i ɨ u Mid-high e ɘ o Mid-low ɛ ɜ ɔ Low a seriously, only one nasal. And it is eng. 7 consonants and 10 vowels. I would not be surprised at all to find either a Polynesian or Papuan lang...

So wait, are people trying to be mean or are they unwittingly so? Because those are kind of mutually exclusive.

Really, Jatbunese doesn't use numbers for the months? Weird. Good job on those though; they look very real! Thanks. The country is actually called Yabushio, and the language is Yabushionese. Jatbun = 日本 (if you didn't catch that) The country uses international years instead of the era-based years n...

Exactly what kind of trouble are you having?

I wrote a sermon on this topic you might appreciate.

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And another.

Really, Jatbunese doesn't use numbers for the months? Weird.

Good job on those though; they look very real!

The more scientifically correct term for what is usually called a "retroflex sibilant". (Are there even any languages with proper subapical retroflexes that have a sibilant at that POA?) Toda appears to have laminal /t̻ʃ d̻ʒ ʃ ʒ/. I can't find any other examples on Wikipedia. Newt, I think you've g...

Mator.

What, that is a pretty common thing

I am writing my sample texts for my language in Microsoft Word. Here is your fundamental error. Does TeX (or some extension) have support for glossing? I am very sure that there are packages out there to help with this, and even if not writing it yourself is still gonna be less of a pain in the but...

The more scientifically correct term for what is usually called a "retroflex sibilant".

(Are there even any languages with proper subapical retroflexes that have a sibilant at that POA?)

how's the grammar Fully done, and it is agglutinative/polysynthetic. Please link to this miraculous document, so that we may crown you King Once and For All of all Conlangers, Surpasser of MONOBA who surpassed Mecislau, Vanquisher of the Horror Vacui, Completor of That Which Could Not Be Completed.

I can't work out how to load a particular seed. Run it from the command line with -r <seed>. Tried downloading it and it wouldn't work from the command line. Do I have to download the whole folder or something? You have to download the "phonology" folder, the script depends on the .yml files in there

Yanomamö

Why would it mean anything?

Not having fricatives is a thing (mostly in Australia and southern India but still)!

how's the grammar

It's a perl script written by one Alex Finkmeier that generates Random Phonologies. You can get it here or try this version that runs on his site.

monomania

australian aborigines are from mars

note the fact that "profound hearing loss"

Nortaneous wrote:There's a list of vowel systems on Anthologica, but Anthologica is down.

No longer!

Yes.