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Or would that violate the rules? Also, where are the staff?

After a long time, thinking on the right bodyplan for my extraterrestrial conspecies, and making sure it's not too humanoid yet not too alien, I've decided that they'd only be some ball-shaped blobs capable of mimicking many other shapes, like they were made out of clay.

Any thoughts on this?

interdental plosives

voiceless diacritic mark

apical sounds

funny rock

Qi csada U As drenl

Translation: I went to the store M

N.A(north assegartan): ey mån, wwats tuu pløs tuu

IPA: [ei 'mɑn w:a:ts tu: pløs tu:}

C.A(Central Assegartan): oui don no, foue?

IPA: [oi dõ no, 'fo]

S.A(South Assegartan: me neda, es et trei

IPA: ['me neda 'es et dre]

KN(Kanaa): ed fxx, zenk mei leder

IPA: ['ed fɤ: zeŋ mai leter]

WL (West Livorian): y, tanke iu

IPA:['y tʰan iu]

EL (East Livorian): ja

IPA: [ja]

future azeri?

Recently I am working on a separated wiki dedicated to my conlang, and I really need someone to give feedback to this wiki. I dont know if I am allowed to post the link here, so I have given it in my userpage.

If you have some time, I really hope that you can visit it and let me know if there is anything to improve/modify, and how far can you understand my conlang.

Thank you.

What do think of this concept?

I wanna add it to my conlang

I was looking for an unique number system for my conlang, before discovering Xwarsa and its composite Base 10-20. I wanna know… How does it work?

Because I want to make a composite Base 4-16 for my conlang.

I'm making a conlang of a fictional alien race called the Inkish (based on rubberhose cartoons) which, when dying (except by age), arrive to a backroom-esque dimension called the "Noncolored room", where it's possible to enter an alternate timeline with inverted entropy (not the environment) to solve before-death mistakes and return to life.

I was wondering how it could influence the Inkish language, so I built its vocabulary with mostly palindromes. I want to take this at the next level and add 2 word orders: SOV (normal) and VOS (inverted).

Would you help me how to do this?

-S

It doesn't needs to be today, take your time…

If a native speaker of your conlang spoke English what would their accent be like? Write a response in IPA if you have one.

What do you guys think of the phonology for my Conlang Elamang? Is it a weird phonology? I’m trying to make this Conlang naturalistic and I want some feedback.

I'm trying to create a new language with a language system in which the concept of duality is weird. I'm slightly wording this weirdly, so I'll just explain this in a few ways. I just want critiques of whether this is a good idea.

For example, the word for "darkness" in my language is pfi /p͡fi/. (Correct me I'm labeling this wrong, I'm new here) The issue here is that if you want to say "light", the opposite word for "darkness", the word is xa-pfi /xap͡fi/, which means "not-light" if translated directly. This only applies to nouns that have opposite terms, such as right and wrong, life and death, silence and loudness, etc.

I did not write the official draft on this wiki, but do you think this is an idea? Or maybe another way I can revamp and make this language better?

I don’t want to flood the thread with two posts, so I’ll just combine two questions into one:

1) How should I name my conlang?

2) How do I fix up the grammar of my conlang? I didn’t think that it would be this bad when I originally conceived the language, but it turns out to be egregiously convoluted. Writing and reading are a headache, and I don’t even know how listening would work… Despite this, I don’t want to violate the existing principles of the language too badly.

Um, yeah. Thanks in advance? (Let it be known that I have a healthy dislike for conclusions)