What have you accomplished today?

[Ahzoh]

Finally updated the pronoun table on Vrkhazhian's main page:

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Affirmative subject pronouns must be used with an affirmative-conjugated verb, and negative subject pronouns must be used with a negative-conjugated verb.

Having a separate set of "negative subject" pronouns that agree with a verb when it's marked with the negative affix seems naturalistic enough, but I don't think it's attested.

Also, I came up with three different "ands": ur= "and (clause-level, additional)", ek= "and (clause-level, sequential)", and si "and (phrase-level)"

ur=túnni ṣā́bnisi kêsi "and (also) I didn't kill him"
ek=túnni ṣā́bnisi kêsi "and (then) I didn't kill him"
lamā́ya si raḫā́ya "arms and legs"

[fusijui]

I really like Vrkhazhian and am always meaning to go look for more of it -- but in the meantime enjoy the snippets as they come up. It's got that philological truthiness to it that I'm a real sucker for.

[Ahzoh]

I really like Vrkhazhian and am always meaning to go look for more of it -- but in the meantime enjoy the snippets as they come up. It's got that philological truthiness to it that I'm a real sucker for.

Philological truthiness?

[doctor shark]

Not today, but recently.

More: show

Incidentally, I'm doing a revamp of quite a bit of this language, which likely means redesigned and updated banknotes soon.

[Lērisama]

Not today, but recently.

More: show

Those look like some of the better coins of actual countries. That's really impressive

Incidentally, I'm doing a revamp of quite a bit of this language, which likely means redesigned and updated banknotes soon.[/more]

Oh no! We might have to see more beautiful things! How could we ever cope!

[Travis B.]

Incidentally, I'm doing a revamp of quite a bit of this language, which likely means redesigned and updated banknotes soon.

Looks like Swedish to me.

[Travis B.]

I really like Vrkhazhian and am always meaning to go look for more of it -- but in the meantime enjoy the snippets as they come up. It's got that philological truthiness to it that I'm a real sucker for.

Agreed definitely!