Substantial postings about constructed languages and constructed worlds in general. Good place to mention your own or evaluate someone else's. Put quick questions in C&C Quickies instead.
t(`_`t) wrote:At McDonalds without my notes so can't write in a conlang -- it does distinguish /x h/, but doesn't distinguish /h 0/. Stacks characters into syllables, though some common morphemes have one-character representations (=an topic marker is written as /n/, ḩa-/m- past tense marker is written as a bar over (but ḩa- in 'ḩalattw' isn't), not sure what to do with -cera yet but -ra is just written /ra/). Reads left to right.
Lognom sianggyort psay beuonsgiah huoo /h/ nek /ḩ/ keun <h> ler jeunsken ork pgihjoot fkeu /ḩa/ cheung jeunsken knooayn <h> pgihjoot fkeu /hann/. The reason I thought it didn't differentiate /h/ and /ḩ/ is because in this image the <h> sign represents /ḩa/but in the other image a similar sign indicates /hann/.
How common are spaces anyway?
Was going to say it's basically Tibetan but Tibetan is an abugida. Are there any syllabaries that work like that?
Going to add ideographic elements; I had some in a binder somewhere but I forgot them.
Jikchdorpsay joot uang treuk huoo cheung Kurlleetaang-psay ler Floapiang ut knuatbee ley tpiheatjik pcheakurt dmort aadang sgungjoot. I don't know any syllabary like that, but the Kulitan script of the Philippines is written vertically and syllables stack horizontally, so it's similar.
Aacheung jikchdorkniokpsay aajung goy. However, it is an alphasyllabary.
Salmoneus wrote:(NB Dewrad is behaving like an adult - a petty, sarcastic and uncharitable adult, admittedly, but none the less note the infinitely higher quality of flame)
Ινμεδζαμέν ζυένεπερ! υν ιὀγυρτ*
Инмеджамен жюенепер! ун йогурт*
Inmedźamén źuéneper! un iógurt
*(I don't know why, but I find the Latin alphabet boring, maybe since it's my primary. I want to try out some new things with other alphabets in this romlang, but I don't think they'll work well)
Nate wrote:*(I don't know why, but I find the Latin alphabet boring, maybe since it's my primary. I want to try out some new things with other alphabets in this romlang, but I don't think they'll work well)
Nate wrote:*(I don't know why, but I find the Latin alphabet boring, maybe since it's my primary. I want to try out some new things with other alphabets in this romlang, but I don't think they'll work well)
字的字器的示語括執在CJK周限的Unicode乃樒目語書可易用為限字 Psay ler psaynat ler Fkeuswa pangwaan twarn CJK gongnaa ler Unicode dang Himmaswa ut borm work teuk Chainaapsay. I store the characters of the Fkeuswa font in the CJK range of Unicode, so I can easily write Himmaswa in Chinese characters.
