What word generators do you use?

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What word generators do you use?

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I use gen. What word generators do you all use?
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I use my own.
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Birdlang wrote:I use gen. What word generators do you all use?
I don't.
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Dewrad wrote:
Birdlang wrote:I use gen. What word generators do you all use?
I don't.
Nor do I.
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Sometimes Awkwords and sometimes gen.
Awkwords is good for generating natlang-like things, while gen is better for conlangs.
Here is an example of a random Chin language generated by Awkwords:
Phen raisu pawmawm khae tawsaw. Khawte thu, rekhawn maw nipha khi zuri raen. Kin zu khen naimae zi nen, chekhan tuphaw shae.
And the same by gen:
Tu ka pu tanungphazang tawn saphawn su? Khingsenti panpan teshe.
Well, when we compare it to Siyin Chin:
Amate khat le khat, “Hong pai tavun! uksuang beangin hal tawng” kici uh hi. Amate innsak natu in uksuang le a kimat natu in thingnaai zangh uh hi.
All of these are good, but: which one is better?
Well, the decision is on you. (I personally think that Awkwords is better.)

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