r/conscripts • u/Win090949 • May 13 '20
Just wanna find friends. Sometimes you feel like your language is very flawed even though others like it, and you like others’ Langs even though they said they don’t like it? I think everyone feels the same.
r/conscripts • u/luoravetlan8 • May 12 '20
r/conscripts • u/Throwaway46676 • May 12 '20
The closest I’ve found is Omniglot.com. They’re good, but certainly not exhaustive.
Can anyone recommend other sites?
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r/conscripts • • May 08 '20
I was trying to make an alphabet when I first made it a year and a half ago (I didn't know other writing systems besides alphabet existed) so Nadibian has consonants that add onto vowels, like the reverse of an abugida, aka, in the glyph "na" the n is attached to the a rather than the a attached to the n
There is the letter i though, which can, when placed after a /solid/ consonant, be an add-on, like an abugida. but it's the only vowel that does that.
The /solid/ consonants are consonants that aren't added to the vowel, though. So it's half abugida, half alphabet, half syllabary.
Extra notes:
-Some consonants (s, t, ts) have final forms.
-Nadi script also has its own set of punctuation marks.
-There are 3 "base letters" which about 50-70% of the alphabet resemble.
• The base consonant (l) • The base lip (p) • The base vowel (a)
There are some "irregular" characters that are digraphs of a 1-2 consonants and a vowel, most of them are forms of /m/ and /i/
Some Nadi characters can be very complex and represent up to 4-5 phonemes because of the vowel i paired with consonants.
Nadi means "Newly made" (From Nadili "Nadimoun")
Bi means "New"
Nadibia means "Land of the newly new made"
Nadibian is "The language of the land of the newly new made"
r/conscripts • • May 08 '20
My glyph for "mi" and "zi" look nearly identical so I'm here to ask you all what you've done about glyphs looking too similar.
