I don't like how this began evolving.Entity Valkyrie 2 wrote: October 10th, 2020, 5:54 pm This thread came from a post in BokaBB's thread.
However, his thread was only used for BokaBB's language, not for other conlangs.Entity Valkyrie 2 wrote: October 9th, 2020, 9:24 pm I'm working on a language called Mercfalk. It would be romance-based and reminds of auxlangs.
By the way, the profile says that I come from Hijuatl, Zumaland. This "Zumaland" fictional island will use Mercfalk (as it's auxlang).
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Vowels: a, e, i, o, u (same as IPA) Diphthongs: ai, au, ei, eu, oi, ou Consonants: b, p, f, v, t, d, z, ts, r, l, j, g, w, h (same as IPA) digraph ds makes /dz/ sound letter s makes /s/ sound digraph sh makes /ʃ/ sound; digraph ch makes /tʃ/ sound digraph jj makes /ʒ/ sound; digraph dj makes /dʒ/ sound digraph hh makes /x/ sound letter c makes /k/ sound before a, o, u; makes /s/ sound before e, i letter k is only used before e, i; makes /k/ sound digraph qu makes /kw/ sound before vowel digraph gu makes /gw/ sound before vowel Parts of speech: Two letter words are special (example la = the, de = of, si = yes). There is no indefinite article. Pronouns have two letters (example me = I, tu = you, il = she) Possessive pronouns add -an as if adjective (example mean = my/mine, tuan = you/yours etc.) Nouns end in -a; plurals end in -as; there is no nominative or accusative, nor masculine and feminine Adjectives end in -an; adverbs end in -ali Verbs can conjugate to infinitive (-e), present (-es), past (-ed), future (-en), conditional (-el); perfect uses "av" for the "have" part in English; there is no continuous. Prepositions end in -i Correlatives (words like "what", "there", "somewhere") end in -u: Questions (e.g. where) start with "qu", Definite (e.g. there) start with "t", Indefinite (e.g. somewhere), universal (e.g. everywhere), negative (e.g. nowhere) undecided. Haven't finished vocabulary yet, but will be borrowed from French, Italian, and Spanish. If you have any suggestions, please tell me.
The IPA chart for anyone to copy (if they want to create a language):
Consonants (had no time to copy) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_pulmo ... with_audio)Code: Select all
Vowels: i y • ɨ ʉ • ɯ u ɪ ʏ • • ʊ e ø • ɘ ɵ • ɤ o ø̞ • ə • o̞ ɛ œ • ɜ ɞ • ʌ ɔ æ • ɐ • a ɶ • ä • ɑ ɒ
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BokaBB