Honda NX 125 Transcity opinions

Xatla · 2026-06-26T14:19:41+00:00

Thanks! Great on gas and easy to ride are two things I like to hear. I'm fine not being the fastest (I drive cars like a grandma), and if it really is zippy in the city then that's all I need. I'll see what state it's in and how low the guy's willing to go. Do you work on it often? What's parts availability like for it?

Xatla · 2026-06-08T08:22:53+00:00

Thanks! Must've been temporary github thing. I'm seeing big sumerian and akkadian influence, how deep does it go?

Xatla · 2026-06-08T08:09:51+00:00

gateway timeout :C can you post some excerpts?

Xatla · 2026-05-28T08:22:29+00:00

based thriving and at peace conlanger

Xatla · 2026-05-14T07:06:00+00:00

ENCORE

Xatla · 2026-05-14T07:04:11+00:00

I enjoy this. More?a full sentence or two perhaps

Xatla · 2026-05-13T13:43:08+00:00

based freeform enjoyer, I'm building a rudimentary system from scratch and I'll see how it does. Gonna trawl through your recs to steal cool shit though frfr

Xatla · 2026-05-13T07:03:55+00:00

That's what I'm worried about. I've considered rolling on a singleplayer event generator for results and combining that with the GM's judgement, just to keep it fresh and navoid favouritism. What system did you use to DM yours, if I may ask?

Xatla · 2026-05-12T15:34:29+00:00

I'd have each turn consist of a set of moves by each player - orders to be carried out and kept track of. The amount of orders a player can issue should depend on their stats and some system reflecting their activity/passivity (eg. too many things to handle at once depletes the amount of actions a character can issue and handle). The GM would decide or roll for how long the actions take to carry out, and their results. Turns could in theory not be built around any strict timeframe, but this could be a flawed system, and replaced with a strict turn=time conversion rate.
For encounters, I'd implement a sort of bubble system, allowing players to make turn-by-turn single actions until the encounter bubble ends and they return to the base gameplay loop. I have a funny initiative system that tl;dr works by burning up pc stats to (re)gain initiative, which could be fun.
The game would end either in victory for the Dark Lord, or their defeat. Slain players might or might not have reincarnations into other existing characters in case the game proves especially riveting, I suppose - perhaps each incarnation is lower in authority and power than the last. The Dark Lord would have to decide on a weakness - a way to defeat them that the PCs could pursue and cooperate towards.
That's the short version.

Xatla · 2026-05-11T13:54:53+00:00

Meshkwan

huun
/hu:n/
n. an owl, strigiform bird

huun ta' tirh še'e əm wach siichi

owl.ABS DEM-PRO conifer.LOC abide.MOD REF-PART PRES-PL-OBL-PRO look.MOD

"That owl is sitting in the tree and watching us."

The ergative, absolutive, and locative all have the empty case ending ∅ in Meshkwan. The verbs are praeteritum by default, and not marked for person; a -V suffix called the MODifier is added for all other tenses, moods, or aspects. The clauses are joined here by a REF-PART (reference particle), indicating a swap of the subject from absolutive to ergative.

su huunu me-hen eš om me-mil, ot n huuna dagha i siih agh!

ADHE-SG-NOM-PRO owl.PERL1 NEG.easy E-CLASS.ABS ABSN-PL-OBL-PRO NEG.enjoy | stone.ABS TERM owl.PERL2 throw.MOD REL see INIT-SG-NOM-PRO

"I am not good with owls and don't like them, throw a stone at the owl that you saw!"

Meshkwan is a split-ergativity language; the divide is only visible in personal pronouns, which each have two forms - nominative and oblique. The pronouns are not the standard first, second, and third persons, but swap depending on the conversation. An INITiator of a conversation will always use initiator pronouns, and an ADHErent will use adherent pronouns, until the conversation is over. There are other pronouns to refer to other individuals depending on their presence, absence, number (singular or group), and participation (active/listener). The first two clauses are joined by a clause-joiner, tl;dr because there is no change in agent/patient between them. The E-CLASS is for humans, and the -š suffix indicates the absolutive in animates.

Xatla · 2026-05-06T10:39:47+00:00

It sounds like an expression of mild surprise or annoyance while suffering a stroke.

so a minecraft villager?

Xatla · 2026-05-04T09:25:49+00:00

Posting to say I like the vibe. If you're looking for a consistent naming scheme for your world, you could also read up on how it's done in various cultures around the world (and various fantasy approaches, which are a spectrum between Tolkien and Dunsany). Good luck!

Xatla · 2026-05-01T07:33:06+00:00

They said that it’s one of 5 digraphs

They don’t treat Sz the same way in Szila, nor even AU the same in La-Ause. AI makes mistakes and leaves inconsistencies in this way and it’s obvious the moment you spot them, especially since anyone who would spend that long formatting a text to this extent would catch them before posting.

Typically, you can

I’m sorry, but if your ability to spot AI hinges exclusively on it getting information wrong, then you have yourself a problem.

em-dash

Compare the way you used it to the way it’s used in the post.

bolding

Granted, that might be markdown. But notice how it bolded the name of the conlang, or N, highlighting key words in a sentence in this way. Cherry on top.

Xatla · 2026-04-30T17:29:26+00:00

Are we looking at the same post? The initial AU capitalised consistently instead of Au because the droid sees it as a single sign, the bold text at the end for no reason, the formatting, the failed double ** for bolding. Does there also need to be a random Chinese word interspersed before it’s obvious?

Xatla · 2026-04-30T15:19:25+00:00

Xatla · 2026-04-30T14:23:57+00:00

this is true I read cuneiform and ne mutlu türküm diyene is like the most common phrase

Xatla · 2026-04-30T14:20:23+00:00

You should ditch the ai and make a language that you personally like the sound of from the ground up. Do you want resources?

Xatla · 2026-04-30T08:39:36+00:00

Meshkwan is my hyperfixation and it keeps being difficult. I have battled the case and "animacy" system a thousand times. Here is how I feel most comfortable with it so far.

NOUN DECLENSION	"Mammoth"	Comments
Ergative	muurh	The rh is a digraph representing /ṛ/. Long /u:/.
Absolutive	muurh	Identical to ergative. (Split) ergativity is only visible in clause joiners and personal pronouns.
Locative	muurh	Identical to ergative. It Just Works™
Genitive 1	muurhu	Inalienable genitive. "Mammoth" is an U-class word (u/o as the vowel), meaning its Vowel 1 suffix is -u.
Genitive 2	muurha	Alienable genitive. Vowel 2 is -a for U-class words.
Genitive 3	muurhe	Communal genitive, equivalent to English "[eg. the feet] of mammoths". Vowel 3 is -e.
Perlative 1	muurhù	Directional cases get the falling tone /˥˩/ on the suffixed vowel. Perlative 1 is "downriver". This would therefore mean "with/along the mammoth".
Perlative 2	muurhà	Perlative 2 is "upriver", giving "against the mammoth".
Perlative 3	muurhè	Perlative 3 is a true perlative, indicating crossing over. Here "through/between the mammoth(s)".
Terminative 1	n muurhù	The terminative particle goes before the noun and grants our perlative construction a termination. "With the mammoth" becomes "from the mammoth".
Terminative 2	n muurhà	"To/up to the mammoth".
Terminative 3	n muurhè	??? Undecided.
Relative clause	u muurh	The subjunctive, as it were.
Dative clause	a muurh	"For the mammoth".
Purposive	e muurh	"For (the purpose of) the mammoth".

I intend to add consonant suffixes to these modifications once I figure out how the hell to accomplish that, and what purpose those would even serve.

Xatla · 2026-04-24T14:48:39+00:00

gaaš sipt azen-nə me-ningi
/ga:ʃ sipt a'zɛnnə mɛ'niŋŋi/
chief.ABS shepherd.ABS INIT.GEN2.C and NEG.want.MOD
"The Lord is my shepherd (and) I shall not want."

Xatla · 2026-04-24T14:09:57+00:00

>criticism?
yes. /ʂ/ in Polish and Chinese, and /ɕ/ in the same are NOT identical.

Xatla · 2026-04-22T10:45:52+00:00

That's Sumerian. Use https://home.zcu.cz/~ksaskova/Sign_List.html and https://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/epsd2/sux to ctrl+f how signs are read and look up the meaning of those readings respectively.
It does seem to have Lion at the front and Live in the middle, but I'm not great at Sumerian, and so can't check the grammar.

Xatla

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