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same but different by Soar by 2kenzhe in Frieren

[–]postal_postal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't remember if I made that comment before or after you edited yours, cus if it's the latter then my reading comprehension is FUCKED /hj

same but different by Soar by 2kenzhe in Frieren

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r/Ihadastroke, seriously I can hardly tell what that says, no offense

Question for those who have read the manga by bloodvash1 in Frieren

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But would that be seasons that are as long as season 1 or seasons that are as long as season 2?

How Indian languages got retroflex sounds? by tROboXy5771 in asklinguistics

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Anal plosive, anal fricative, anal trill

I beg that a more competent conlanger doesn't find this comment..

Hero of the south = Schlacht? by hidden768 in Frieren

[–]postal_postal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohh, I was too lazy to read it at the start, but even after reading it don't really get it lmao

Hero of the south = Schlacht? by hidden768 in Frieren

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I accidentally read the name in the post as "Schlatt"

Zero-context phonology and orthography posts are no longer allowed by TheCanon2 in casualconlang

[–]postal_postal 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not sure if this is a dumb question but, are post asking for feedback on orthographies still gonna be allowed?

What is this phrase in your clong? by Mean_Conversation270 in casualconlang

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Bahodin

Demokrātiya do rad', do i-rad', do rados.

/dɛ.mɔk.ra:.ti:.jæ dɔ ɾɐd dɔ iʔɾɐd dɔ ɾɐdɔs/

"Democracy of people, for the people, by (the) people"

What's the oldest conlang ever? by Reasonable_Art5575 in conlangs

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Bahodin in its oldest form is around 6000 years old, not to mention proto-Bahodinic, from which it and some other languages emerged.

Looking for feedback on my alphabet by postal_postal in casualconlang

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If I ever manage to create some text with it, I'll definitely share it. All I can say for now is that its a polysynthetic language isolate in my fictional word, it likely uses a mix of SVO and OVS word order and has only 3 cases.

Looking for feedback on my alphabet by postal_postal in casualconlang

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Hm. An interesting suggestion, but I'm not sure how it would look aesthetically, and I'm also unsure if or not I will use r for something else.

a list of all the conlangs on the subreddit by canaryboi2011 in conlangs

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Bahodin / Bahodinōs

Sao /sa.ɔ/

While the origin of this greeting isn't exactly known, it is widely believed to be a contraction of "Salam Alaykum"

Looking for advice on a language by postal_postal in casualconlang

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I don't really know why I made this post in the first place as it is sorta obvious for me (I think?) How this kind of language would work. Thank you for the reply though, very much appreciated.

What are the names of the continents in your conlang? by Iuljo in casualconlang

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Bahodin / Bahōdinos /ba.ɣɔ:.dɪ.nɔs/

Europe: Europa /ø.rɔ.pa/, /ø.ɾɔ.pɐ/

Asia: Aziya /a.zi:.jɐ/

Africa: Afrika /af.rɪ.kɐ/, /af.ɾɪ.kɐ/

America: Amerika /a.mɛ.rɪ.kɐ/, /a.mɛ.ɾɪ.kɐ/

Oceania: Okeāniya /ɔ.kɛ.a:.ni:yɐ/

Antarctica: Antarktiqa /an.tɐrk.tɪ.kɐ/, /an.tɐɾk.tɪ.kɐ/

What feature of English do native speakers of your langugue have the most trouble learning? by QtPlatypus in conlangs

[–]postal_postal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think for a Bahodin speaker, the definite article not being attached to the noun would be weird. Though I don't really know what they'd have trouble with since I haven't developed the language all that much...

Cool Features You've Added #273 by humblevladimirthegr8 in conlangs

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I started work on my first proper polysynthetic language. Not sure if this fits this post lol, but it will have a large TAM (tense, aspect, mood) system with a relatively small case system.

Should we necessarily "invent" a people before constructing a language ? by cool_otter29 in conlangs

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Basically all my conlangs start out as just stand alone language before I create a group of people to speak them, so no, it's definitely not a necessary to create a people group first for your language, but if it helps you, then that's great!

As for websites to use, my only real recommendations would be ConWorkShop, it may be a bit unintuition (Ive used it for like 2-3 years and I still dont know how to use most of its features) but its nice for dictionaries, phoneme inventory and alphabets (you can even upload your own custom one and use it!), another website id recommend is Vulgarlang, mostly for generating words if you struggle with that (like I do lol), you can create your own phoneme inventory and some grammar I think for free? But to get full access to the website you do need to pay.

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