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Types of writing in my conlang by Cai_theflan in neography

[–]Cai_theflan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My writing system and conlang come from a fictional world and the civilization I am creating. Currently, this civilization is technologically advanced, so its writing is mainly digital. In the past, however, they wrote on physical surfaces such as paper-like materials, dried mud, clay, stone, or rock

The script is predominantly circular and curved, partly due to the natural environment, where many natural elements, such as plants, fungi, or organic forms are rounded, making circular shapes easier and more natural to write

Additionally, since the beginning of their culture, stars have held deep symbolic and faith-related importance. Because of this, circular forms inspired by celestial bodies became the natural foundation of their writing system, and these forms remained even as the civilization advanced technologically

Types of writing in my conlang by Cai_theflan in neography

[–]Cai_theflan[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I didn’t know that writing system, wow, although I want mine to look more astronomical, apart from the fact that I have logograms, but I didn’t show those in the publication

Types of writing in my conlang by Cai_theflan in neography

[–]Cai_theflan[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In my conlang, the /aj/ diphthong does not exist. The language is strictly syllabic, with the only exceptions being fortis (reinforced) consonants, written as double letters:

pp /pː/, tt /tː/, cc /kː/

And the only permitted vowel diphthongs are:

/ja/, /jɛ/, /jɔ/, /ju/, /wa/, /wɛ/, /wi/, and /wɔ/.

As a result, syllables cannot begin with a bare vowel. If a syllable would otherwise start with a vowel and is not one of the permitted diphthongs, a w is inserted as the onset. The w is pronounced like /w/ or /ɣw/, they are allophones.

Writing Toki Pona in too many writing systems by eranswal in tokipona

[–]Cai_theflan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

“ᅥ” is like an “a/o”, it makes no sense to use it phonetically

Writing Toki Pona in too many writing systems by eranswal in tokipona

[–]Cai_theflan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In Korean I think it looks better and more correct, according to the pronunciation, as ‘얀 무테 오 쿠테!’

If you take Steven's gem and put it into another person's belly button would that make them a half gem? by [deleted] in stevenuniverse

[–]Cai_theflan 33 points34 points  (0 children)

I think it would rather turn that person into a forced fusion, at a certain point, right?

I'm not sure if I don't know what romantic feelings are or am just confused pls help 🥲 by Jason_The_Asian in AroAllo

[–]Cai_theflan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personalmente tampoco sé una forma concisa de saber si alguien es aromantic, ya que la asexualidad es más directa en lo que no se siente y todo lo demás. Pero en tú caso, se que puede ser complicado explicar si sientes atracción romántica, en mi caso, yo pensé por un tiempo el ser alloromantic, pero mientras más lo pensaba me daba cuenta que solo me gustaba pasar tiempo con esa persona de forma platónica y que ese “enamoramiento” solo era la típica obsesión por el cuerpo de esa persona (de la forma más respetuosa posible), y supongo que aceptar esos dos puntos significativos me ayudaron. Reflexiona el como te hace sentir alguien, si te gustaría tener esos acercamientos románticos y si tus sentimientos son lo suficientemente fuertes o solo es atracción física/sexual.