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ahh this is so cool! i cant really participate right now, since im working on my own conlang project, but id love to be pinged with future updates ouo
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ahh this is so cool! i cant really participate right now, since im working on my own conlang project, but id love to be pinged with future updates ouo
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Orru same tbh
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sinstrinity Thank you! And yeah, I understand. I'll add you to the pinglist!
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Orru same tbh
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sinstrinity Thank you! And yeah, I understand. I'll add you to the pinglist!
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Mort Question--how do the pronunciations work, exactly? I understand the alphabet is syllabic, but the order in the guide is a little bit confusing.
(I'm entirely new to conlangs, so I might have a bunch of questions, sorry!)
EDIT: and the differences between -ket/-kem (regarding adjectives) are similar to those with ser/estar in Spanish, yes? (I am always purple vs. I am purple right now, and may not be in the future/past)
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Mort Question--how do the pronunciations work, exactly? I understand the alphabet is syllabic, but the order in the guide is a little bit confusing.
(I'm entirely new to conlangs, so I might have a bunch of questions, sorry!)
EDIT: and the differences between -ket/-kem (regarding adjectives) are similar to those with ser/estar in Spanish, yes? (I am always purple vs. I am purple right now, and may not be in the future/past)
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pensandink The pronunciations tend to follow Spanish pronunciation; a = ah, e = eeey, i = ee, o = oh, and u = ooo. Y is basically just the 'yuh' sound, but sometimes the full letter is pronounced 'aye' as in 'aye, aye, captain'. And X is pronounced 'zh' or 'sh', which I believe is closer to the Basque pronunciation.
The syllables 'wir' and 'wyr' are pronounced 'weer' and 'why-er'.
And yeah, I never thought about -ket/-kem that way, but that's basically how it works! Feel free to ask as many questions as you like.
Edit: I aim to at some point record myself speaking a bit, too.
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pensandink The pronunciations tend to follow Spanish pronunciation; a = ah, e = eeey, i = ee, o = oh, and u = ooo. Y is basically just the 'yuh' sound, but sometimes the full letter is pronounced 'aye' as in 'aye, aye, captain'. And X is pronounced 'zh' or 'sh', which I believe is closer to the Basque pronunciation.
The syllables 'wir' and 'wyr' are pronounced 'weer' and 'why-er'.
And yeah, I never thought about -ket/-kem that way, but that's basically how it works! Feel free to ask as many questions as you like.
Edit: I aim to at some point record myself speaking a bit, too.
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Mort
Pinglisttt I want to become fluent in draconic languages >:D
This will also be so cool because when my dragons have languages barriers I can aCTUALLY WRITE THEIR LANGUAGES! ^^
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Mort
Pinglisttt I want to become fluent in draconic languages >:D
This will also be so cool because when my dragons have languages barriers I can aCTUALLY WRITE THEIR LANGUAGES! ^^
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Mort
Can you add me to the ping list?
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Mort
Can you add me to the ping list?
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Mort
This is so interesting! Please add me to the pinglist!
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Mort
This is so interesting! Please add me to the pinglist!
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Mort I'd love to be on the pinglist!
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Mort I'd love to be on the pinglist!
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Mort
Please put me on the pinglist, too!
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Mort
Please put me on the pinglist, too!
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Mort wow! ::D add me to the pinglist too, please <3
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Mort wow! ::D add me to the pinglist too, please <3