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Nortaneous wrote:Birdlang, you clearly don't know what any of the languages you've listed look like.

Anyway, is it spoken in Indonesia?

All but Japhug. Which I bet uses a Qiang like romanization.

What are some interesting things to do with geminate consonants? Currently I have /bː,dː,gː,pː,tː,kː,zː,sː,vː,fː,mː,nː,lː,jː,ɲː,ʎː/ I'd like to do more than just degeminate them, especially if they could develop into something less Romance-y. I made a protolang where it developed from another proto...

Because they are aliens, they can pronounce it. Also, I made a bunch of languages with velar taps. And one with every unpronounceable sound.

My actual new romanization
a ă b b̆ c c̆ d d̆ e ĕ f f̆ g ğ h h̆ i ĭ j j̆ k k̆ l l̆ m m̆ n n̆ o ŏ p p̆ q q̆ r r̆ s s̆ t t̆ u ŭ v v̆ w w̆ x x̆ y y̆ z z̆

xroox wrote:Can they make clicks with their beaks?

Yes. It is in the main Bird language, but only the velar click.

Maybe it is Romani?

So more like 64 vowels. And Danish is the only language to have a low front rounded vowel.

Qiangic JAPHUG AWESOMENESS?

Is it from Europe or Asia?

cromulant wrote:how are their lips
"Invisible"

They are inside their mouths.

Halian wrote:

a keyboard with 20,061 sounds

...How

Hweir Music makes all sorts of synth sounds and can accurately make a flute sound or even a kheej! A kheej is a Hmong reed instrument, and some of the sounds are sound effects, drums, heavy metal guitar, and power synth charang. and chiff er lead.

Haplogy wrote:

Halian wrote:

a keyboard with 20,061 sounds

...How

I cannot see it.

Modified my clicklang a bit kitchensinky: Voiceless: /p ʘ t̪ ǀ ǁ ʈ ǃ c ǂ k/ p f t s ƚ ť q c w k Voiced: /b ᵍʘ d̪ ᵍǀ ᵍǁ ɖ ᵍǃ ɟ ᵍǂ g/ b v d z ƛ ď ǥ j y g Nasal: /m ᵑʘ n̪ ᵑǀ ᵑǁ ɳ ᵑǃ ɲ ᵑǂ ŋ/ m ɱ n ņ ń ň ɲ ʩ ŋ Approximants: / l̪ ɭ ʎ ʟ ɹ̪ ɻ j w/ l r ľ ɫ r ř i u Vowels: /a e o aː eː oː/ a e o ā ē ō Tone: /...

From South America or Central America?
If not, then it could be Dani.

My conculture will be the Birdmen and there extremely complex language, J>iti!ksnaa. I would love to do another naming language round to make some diacritic free romanizations easy to type on an iPad.

ObsequiousNewt wrote:

Birdlang wrote:ʁʷˤˡˠˣʰʱʲ

Your Honor, I ask that you find this man not guilty by reason of insanity.

Because I have mental health issues, that is the reason, like Eddie but I have similar problems where I want to use every diacritic in the book.

t k q m n w wh f ff z x r a e i o ô u ȣ y t k q m n/-ɴ w ʍ v f z ʔ ʀ a e i o ɵ u ɯβ y When I and u are semivowels they are pronounced j and w respectively Sample: Iô tauxaqȣ, wheu nanaio ffazeriqokalyozum wa fe! We are anonymous, and we are the Legion of Truth!!! Next a b c c̈ d e f g ḡ h i j k kw l...

Is it a Papuan language from Papua New Guinea? Then if so, from New Ireland or Bougainville Islands?

I had a dream where Zompist made a new book about his conlangs. It was a dictionary for all of his languages and it had Viminia in it, which I forgot what it looked like. Then I woke up. Recently, I have seen a Bird-speaking bird in my dreams who is constantly trying to punch a rubber ducky and crie...

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Vian a b bb c d dd e f g h i j jj k l m n o p q r s ss t u v w x y z zz a p b tsʰ t d ɤ f k x i ʨ ʥ kʰ l m n o high tone ɵ ʐ s z low tone u ə w rising-falling tone j ʦ ʣ Daxtax u chip yet kunp tranp jjy. Wqp kzp fvx cyp ye ddap. Wq chix wq ket ye bbqt wq mq. Lu wq cyp kvx ma. Pronounced like the abo...

seed 1382151334. (C)(C)(j)V first C is consonant other than /j/, second is one of /p l/, the vowels are a, i, u. seed 1382709053. voiced and voiceless fricatives, apparently, the voiced velar fricative is the voiced counterpart of /k/. seed 1383364439. Wierd vowel set where e and o are always nasali...

Papuan language?

Ɔtx: Otk /p pʲ tʰ tʲʰ t tʲ kʲʰ kʲ kʰ k qʰ/ b p t c d z q j k g v /f fʲ θ θʲ s sʲ h hʲ/  f fʸ ŧ ŧʸ s sʸ h x /m mʲ n ɲ r j ɮ ɮʲ/ m l n ǹ r j ƚ ⱡ /ɛ ɔ i ɨ u/ + length e o i y u /a e/ + length  a ä Long vowels are written with macron /a e/ are less common than the other vowels, and they can only occur i...

Japhug RGyalrong?