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 Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:48 pm Post subject: Jilingki Script |
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Made another one! I hope you like it.
Clicky!
I'll be posting more soon. And now for details on the text. First off it doesn't mean anything yet. The "word" "Tinkimasu" does however ( which I've managed to misspell 2 times! ). It means boingy.  I couldn't help myself. I just had to make up a word for boingy after I made the script.
I'm going to that more often every time a make a script for one of my soon-to-be-in-existence conlangs. Kudos to me! Yippee! So feedback is greatly appreciated!
More will be coming soon! So in the mean time enjoy a boingy:
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No offense, Serali, but it does look similar if not exactly the same as some of your other scripts.
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| langover94 wrote: | | No offense, Serali, but it does look similar if not exactly the same as some of your other scripts. |
Is.
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| Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 3:46 am Post subject: |
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Why not try a logographic script Serali? The script looks like Tamil.
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How are Tamil and logographic scripts related.
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I think they were meant as two separate thoughts.
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| Aeetlrcreejl wrote: | | How are Tamil and logographic scripts related. |
| Hemicomputer wrote: | | I think they were meant as two separate thoughts. |
Exactly. I meant to say she should try making something logographic and then I proceeded to saying it looks like Tamil. Should've added paragraph break.
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Wait a minute. How does my pretty scripty look like this?:
இமூஹஞூஷகொௗூ
Looks nothing like that. Some of the letters have similarities but not all of them. But I want to know if you like it or not. And I have tried making logographic writing systems but it got to be a pain in the butt.
Only reach around 200 in one of them and some the others a little more then that. Migilo has alot and I will make more. But I can't tell you how many because I haven't counted them. But thanks for the advice! It's greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!
And here's all the letters ( Mind you the script is an abugida ):
Clicky!
Compare it to Tamil if you must. I will not deny that you will find similarities to it. But when I made the script I based it on no particular script. All that was in my mind was a round bubbly kind of script.
So talk away please! The boingies want to hear your thoughts on the script.
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| Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 5:20 pm Post subject: |
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| I really like it but it does look very similar to another one that you have. |
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Are you thinking of Käläli?
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| Um, yeah, probably. |
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| Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 8:36 pm Post subject: |
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Then you're right. But that was not intentional. The script just came to me. No influences.
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I think that it looks like Thai. Not Tamil.
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Haha! Some one on the ZBB said that it looked like Tamil! XD
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I think it looks like Burmese with diacritics.
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You know I have a script based on Burmese. And another one on Javanese. I'll get around to posting them.
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Hmmm... the K and NG letters look exactly the same. Is there some subtle difference I'm missing?
It looks excellent, though!
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| Hemicomputer wrote: | Hmmm... the K and NG letters look exactly the same. Is there some subtle difference I'm missing?
It looks excellent, though! |
Thankies! There should be a subtle difference because the last part of the letter K ( The loopy part ) should be more rounded. I will have to look into that though, with writing them constantly! XD
And more samples will be coming. Especially for Easter!
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And here are the Easter Samples:
Clicky!
Enjoy! I would post the Käläli one too but that's a completely different script entirely. Any way I got visited by the Easter boingies and they gave me a couple of goodies.
And no you can't have them because I already ate them.
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| Serali wrote: | And here's all the letters ( Mind you the script is an abugida ):
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It doesn't look like an abugida.
It looks like an alphabet.
All of your vowels (and some diphthongs) have their own characters assigned.
Your consonants don't come with "inherent vowels".
If it were an abugida, each consonant-symbol, if unmodified, would represent a particular open "CV"-style syllable.
If it were an abugida, showing other vowels would (usually) be accomplished by "diacritical marks" or "points" on the consonant-symbols, rather than by writing a symbol for the vowel.
It would help if you arranged the characters in a table; each row being a (consonant) onset, and each column being a (vowel) nucleus. (There would be a column with a virama to mark consonant-without-vowel; and maybe there would be a row of vowels-without-consonant.)
Also, it would help if you arranged the consonant-characters the way they occur in the IPA consonant chart; and arranged the vowel-characters the way they occur in the IPA vowel chart.
Finally, it would help if you showed the sound-values of the characters, in IPA or Z-SAMPA or CXS or some such X-SAMPA -based notation.
(But, it's pretty, alright.)
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Could you show us about 200 or 500 words in the associated language?
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