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Man in Space wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2024 12:38 am See here.

Weird, it says "Site Not Found". Are you able to view the old posts there?

Edit: Nevermind, it works in a different browser!

Did anyone ever find a way to make the old posts from the ZBB accessible, before the new board was created? I used to frequent the old one, although I lurked a lot, and I was curious if there was any way to go back and see the posts.

The roundedness of semivowels and vowels assimilates into adjacent phonemes.

['wʉs jøyɕ]
Wıs yöüsh

'Wıs language'

Wajwer forsohanas hwihtam ek skale skurtan forsokan. Niwer biwaldanas, alawer bigabanas medi synir lefir. wajwer forsoh-anas hwiht-am ek skal-e skurt-an forsok-an niwer biwald-anas alawer bigab-anas medi syn-ir lef-ir "Few have tried what I am about to try. None have succeeded, all paid with t...

Playing with my fake-germanic conlang. Here's something a chieftain could've said as inpirational speech just before a battle: Wareda fore mynen! Dagen her fyendem wy strydan! Mahtiga fyenda! Toh dys fyenda ni unseren gidahtanas! Wy synar barner Brunweres! Unses niskales biwaldan! (<y> = [iː],other...

Happy to help. Bear in mind the study reported here https://blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2020/03/16/even-limited-india-pakistan-nuclear-war-would-bring-global-famine/ . Long story short, even a relatively small nuclear war between India and Pakistan would probably cause a nuclear winter severe enough to c...

... Thanks for the advice! I think I'll go the "multiple factors" route. As for my tipping point, I was thinking a nuclear war that ends up wiping out most of the population due to a nuclear winter, and impacts major cities worldwide, like New York, Tokyo, London, etc. Happy to help. Bear...

By the way, if any of you have any ideas for what apocalyptic event could plunge the Americas into a Medieval Era without modern technology (or maybe only a little bit), please let me know. So many to choose from! I imagine your problem is not thinking of apocalyptic events, but choosing between th...

Grammar (cont.) - Tense Constructions Given that Cuvao only has two tenses (past and non-past), there are several different constructions that can be used to form new tenses, and I will list those below. Continuous Present Continuous: present tense of tal “to be” + present participle of verb Past C...

Grammar (cont.) - Highly Irregular Verbs Many irregular verbs in Cuvao can be explained by a simple stem change, but there are about seven verbs in Cuvao that are highly irregular. Below, I will show the conjugations of each verb. There Be Ind. Sing. Ind. Plu. Subj. Sing. Subj. Plu. Non-Past ay an ...

Grammar (cont.) - Verbs Background Verb conjugations in Cuvao are more simplified than they were in Cuban Spanish. They only conjugate for number, mood, and tense. The future and preterite tenses have been lost, leaving only a past and non-past tense. Cuvao's word order usually alternates between S...

WeepingElf wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 10:59 am Post-apocalyptic settings are entirely not my thing, but this language looks promising.

Thanks!

Grammar Personal Pronouns Nom. Obl. Poss. Adj. 1S me mi mijV 2S tu ti tujV 3S ellV li sujV 1P noh noh nurV 2P teze teze dutezV 3P ellVh lloh sujVh Note: The "V" is a placeholder. If a pronoun is masculine, it becomes "o", and it becomes "a" if feminine. The only except...

Cuvao is spoken in the western half of the island of Cuva, which is located in the Caribbean. This is a conlang for a future timeline based on a post-apocalyptic America that has regressed to feudal levels of technology. Cuvao is currently spoken in the 4th millenium, as is my previous conlang Biska...

Thanks! I’m also working on a future Spanish conlang that’s spoken in Cuba. Post about it here if you can. You should make websites for your conlangs, if you haven't already. I don't remember. You know what would be cool? Future versions of languages like English or Spanish that develop huge tone s...

Wow, good job on this one. I even made a "future English" conlang once or a few times in the past few years. Thanks! I’m also working on a future Spanish conlang that’s spoken in Cuba. Which is in your signature? I like Biskainish very much, particularly the differences between urban and ...

Bob wrote: ↑Tue Jun 30, 2020 11:30 pm

Esneirra973 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:59 pm ...

Wow, good job on this one. I even made a "future English" conlang once or a few times in the past few years.

Thanks! I’m also working on a future Spanish conlang that’s spoken in Cuba.

ina rśo. re śinu mol? I don't know. Where are they? Aki es salibyes! Es on lengêj ke es on slil de la oksitan bilja ke ai estáda enflowida grandement per arabes chêmia. /akiː ɪs saliːbjɪs ɪs ʊn lɪŋgeːʒ kɪ ɪs ʊn sliːl dɪ la ʊksiːtan biːlʒa kɪ eɪ ɪstada ɪnflʊwiːda grandɪmɪnt pɪr arabɪs ʃeːmiːja/ Here...

Why not y ? Its in common use elsewhere. Unless you need that for the IPA /j/. a e i o u y ã ĩ ũ ỹ Sure, the last one looks a bit weird in some fonts, but ṽ probably does too. Ive also used ə for the IPA /ɨ/ but only when that vowel is cognate to a true IPA /ə/ in related languages. Helps keep the ...

What orthography could I use for this vowel system? I was thinking of using tildes to indicate nasalization, but I am not sure how I could write /ɨ/ and /ɨ̃/. I was thinking of using <v> and <ṽ> respectively, but I don't think any language uses those letters for those sounds. /i ɨ u e o a/ /ĩ ɨ̃ ũ ã/