Anonymous asked:
I can do that if you come off anon, but I can’t do that on anon.
A conlang in which there are genders corresponding to each of the Pokemon types. Transitive verbs are conjugated based on how effective the subject’s type is against the object’s type.
i.e.
“The sprinkler(water) watered(not very effective) the lawn(grass)”
“The boxer(fighting) punched(super effective) the statue(rock)”
grammaticalityandotherjudgements:
I guess I’ll call this my zombie comic because we all thought this whole thing was dead but I’m bringing it back to life (or something like that, 4th year is a struggle so don’t expect any new/regular updates anytime soon).
Anyway, I wrote this like 9-ish weeks ago and figured I’d post it. Tl;dr: be nice to your friends because they might secretly be sentimental idiots
My amazing and wonderful best friend posted a comic update - I’m so proud!
my naim is wug
and wen you’r yung
and sussing owt
yur nativ tung
and wen ther’s tu
of mee arownd
you pluralyze
you pik the sownd
hello, tumblr! the creators of the grammar pile have recently finished version 1.0 of the dictionary heap! containing dictionaries to a whole heck of a lot of languages around the world. and here are the links:
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happy language learning!
Not a bad conlanging idea, but a great resource nonetheless, so perhaps you can forgive me the lapse in content.
There are separate second person singular pronouns for people who you have hugged versus people you have not hugged.
Your language’s writing system does not cover all possible words, only ones used frequently in poëtry: with verbs like “feel” and “speak,“ with nouns like "rain,” “skin,” “words,” and “lips," and prepositions like "on.” The rest is still unwritten.
Your language consists of all rotationally symmetric IPA strings. For example, [θrɒzɑɹθ], [nbaɐqu], [ʃɴʃ], [ɛʎyɜ], [xχx], and [ʌːcɪɔːv] are valid words.
BCI: your conlang should have a phoneme with allophones [b], [n], and [g]. This means that the same name can be transcribed <Ebony>, <Enoby>, and <Egogy>.
Use the “character not recognized in this font” box as a grapheme for your conlang.
