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Thanks for the comments everyone, suprisingly, Serali hasn't been yet. LOL
Hmm, I can cope with vertical cursive scripts but my horizontal cursive scripts are less pleasing for me.
Edit: Please tell me if it looks too Mongolian-like, because otherwise, it'd just be a copy with slight edits and I don't really want it to be. I did make some changes though. What's worse is that I think that my first version had letter to letter correspondences as well. Eek. (It was a long time ago though, I didn't know better, or was too lazy) |
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I'm here! And......OMG.......OMG........*Faints from the most beautiful conscript that she laid her eyes on today* [ Insert mass amount of boingies and a HUGE scriptgasm ]. If you decide to make another one for your conlang and ditch this one can I have it pretty please?!
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMGGGGGGGGGG! PREEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYYYYYYYYYYY SCRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPTYYYYYYYY! 
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lol scriptgasm?
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^
I've been wondering about that for ages.
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Serali
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Heh, it's just a name that one of the ZBBers came up with when I see a script that I like.
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lol that's funny
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Serali
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I know!
Oh, and StrangeMagic you wanted to know if the script looks exactly like Mongolian? Well it doesn't look exactly like Mongolian but it does have an influence in it. Plus it's unique.
Could you post more pretty please with a boingy on top?
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Thank you, some of the vowels, I have found are quite similar, but the consonants are sometimes very different.
I probably won't post any more examples for the time being. I've got a lot of other work to do, plus I don't have any more. LOL |
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Serali
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Well when you have time make more! The boingies want to worship the pretty scripty. And speaking of boingies......how would you write in the pretty scripty?
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In romanization it is borunsayibat beiyan
And this is how you write it in the Eleypherion script.
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Serali
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Thankies! Pretty scripty!
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| Hmm, I feel I want to reveal some more of the conlang. What do you want to know about it? |
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grammar grammar grammar please!!! 
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Serali
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The pretty pretty scripty please! Oh and how to say and write the following:
Frog
butterfly
Wapo Gipo Mi mi mi!
And feel free to do them when ever you have time too. Thankies!
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How about some of my many Affixes?
Affixes
Suffixes
~too - ~alunin Extremely, very, this is usually added to the adjective Too good - bwoalunin
~on - ~iyi Only for days of the week On Monday - Launaramatiyi
~dislike - ~kuk Added to the thing that is severely disliked I hate him - Xinqo geelkuk
~adoration - ~amhi Added to the thing that is loved dearly I love you - Namongoio twalamhi
~over - ~fan Added to the subject Over the house – olefin
~round - ~narut Added to the subject Round the city – cookidnarut
~participle adjective~ - ~imalz Added to the end of the verb Singing girl - canbimalz sannasa
Prefixes
baby (animal)~ - situ~ Added before the adult version of the animal Lamb - Yuongsitu
male (animal)~ - sul~ Added before the neutral version of the animal Male duck - Sheisul
female (animal)~ - san~ Added before the neutral version of the animal Female duck - Sheisan
quite~ - lundi~ Added before the adjective or other thing It was quite surprising - Shiz lundidon
among~ - ulum~ Added to the subject Among the trees - ulumshu-ngud
behind~ - harnea~ Added to the subject Behind the rock – harneabuk
on~ - ngap~ Added to the subject On the horse – ngapbrarn
below~ - da~ Added to the subject Below the moon – dayuemai
along~ - chir~ Added to the subject Along the line – chirnasolm
next to~ - umpila~ Added to the subject Next to the bed – umpilazhung
beside~ - umpi~ Added to the subject Beside the door – umpiluen
till~ - a~ Added to the subject Till Monday – alaunaramat
certainly~ - alunji~ Added to the subject/verb I certainly do! – alunjilengo!
Circumfixes
~ex~ (previous) – nin~ ~um Added to the subject The ex-Iola – Il niniolaum
~less~ - qee~ ~na Added to the subject Furless cat - qeemanowsna kae
~ful~ - gor~ ~inea Added to the subject Playful creature – goryhowerinea beigan
~ward~ - shil~ ~founex Added to the subject Southward – shildunflyfounex
~in front of~ - ng~ ~urund Added to the subject In front of the sun – ngsoleurund
~above~ - upl~ ~rin Added to the subject Above the oak – uplmokrin
~to~ - i~ ~ou Added to the subject To the Yetiks – iyatiqueou
~through~ - ni~ ~ni Added to the subject Through the mountain – nisanni
~across~ - om~ ~nomo Added to the subject Across the plain – omduganomo
~until~ - na~ ~a Added to the subject Until it rains – nashoia
~up to~ - warst~ ~ou Added to the subject Up to tomorrow – warstcamxanou
~since~ - vinti~ ~lim Added to the subject Since yesterday – vintialenuschlim
~upon~ tul~ ~daru Added to the subject Upon the stairs - tuliasirandaru
Infixes
~gerund~ - ~omti~ Between the first and second syllable of the verb His singing - geemart canomtibar |
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A frog is 'wok'
A butterfly is 'sengyip'
Not sure what Wapo Gipo Mi Mi Mi is, but if it is a substitute for an expression of joy, it would probably be 'ayi'. |
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Serali
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Did I tell you how much I love this language of yours? And yes Wapo Gipo Mi mi mi is an expression of joy using random words from the language of the boingies. How would you write butterfly and frog in the pretty scripty?
I love everything about this language! The boingies want to see more.
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eldin raigmore
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| StrangeMagic wrote: | How about some of my many Affixes?
---neat stuff CUT so as to avoid duplication and save space--- |
I like them all.
I especially like the circumfixes and the infix.
One thing about the infix; don't you think "-omti-" might be a bit of a mouthful to mean "gerund"? I assume you were inspired by the Latin suffix "-and" and its descendants in Romance languages. "omti" is only a little longer than "and"; maybe it would be ok as a prefix or suffix (or split it up and use it as a circumfix); but infixes tend to be short compared to other affixes and to other morphemes. Maybe you want "-(o)mt(i)-" or something instead? The "o" is needed only if the preceding consonant is a nasal or a bilabial, and the "i" is needed only if the following consonant is voiceless or a stop or alveolar? (Note they'd still be needed to turn "canbar" into "canomtibar", since "n" is nasal and "b" is a stop.) At any rate I think you can do without the "o" after a vowel and without the "i" before a vowel. What do you think?
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StrangeMagic
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| eldin raigmore wrote: |
I like them all.
I especially like the circumfixes and the infix.
One thing about the infix; don't you think "-omti-" might be a bit of a mouthful to mean "gerund"? I assume you were inspired by the Latin suffix "-and" and its descendants in Romance languages. "omti" is only a little longer than "and"; maybe it would be ok as a prefix or suffix (or split it up and use it as a circumfix); but infixes tend to be short compared to other affixes and to other morphemes. Maybe you want "-(o)mt(i)-" or something instead? The "o" is needed only if the preceding consonant is a nasal or a bilabial, and the "t" is needed only if the following consonant is voiceless or a stop or alveolar? (Note they'd still be needed to turn "canbar" into "canomtibar", since "n" is nasal and "b" is a stop.) At any rate I think you can do without the "o" after a vowel and without the "i" before a vowel. What do you think? |
Point taken and thank you for your comments. I understand what you mean and I think I will add it to the information. Thank you.
Litera cando jaber oun daoje-dustasda-twaolart. Wi fichure bueco oun i'ilushuo'o'ou conclusei. Daoje. |
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