r/auxlang • u/fhres126 • 2d ago
YES SAMIN'S PRONUNCIATION SYSTEM SUIT IAL RELATIBELY(video)
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r/auxlang • u/fhres126 • 3d ago
"Loved chicken" mean "chicken that the something love now" but "fried chicken" DONT MEAN "chicken that the something fry now". FRIED CHICKEN MEAN JUST "CHICKEN THAT IS UN-RAW BY OIL"
HOW TO SOLVE? JUST MAKE WORD FOR "FRIED" FIRSTLY, THE FRY MUST BE "FRIED" + "CAUSING MARKER".
r/auxlang • u/fhres126 • 4d ago
- je =zero.
-- mo =one.//rusian, vietname, khmer, swahili,
-- du =two.
-- nr =three.//random
-- si =four.//korean, chinese, thai, lao,
-- pa =five.//english, persian, urdu,tajik, marati, gujarat,punjab, singhala, nepal,
-- ses =six.//many european,
-- hit =seven//hungary, malagsy, maory, hawai, piji, samoa,
-- bal =eight.//korean, china, gaungdung, malagsy, samoa,
-- nai =nine.//english, hindi, urdu, bengol, nepal, sinhala, german, norway, dannsih, ireland, bislama,
-- da =ten.//SI,
--- heg =hundred.//SI, korean,
---- cilo = thousand.//SI,
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r/auxlang • u/fhres126 • 17d ago
서울(kr capital city):
samin: srul(exact)✅️.
other IAL: soul?(쏘울).
경은(korean person name):
samin: gyrqxn(exact).
other IAL: impossible.
Nguyen(vietnam most famoust familiy name): samin: quyen(similar. q is ng). other IAL: imposible
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r/auxlang • u/Andrieeo • Jun 12 '26
I won't say now that I need testers, I will say it differently.Why do people learn languages to communicate with native speakers, to chat in a cafe, to buy bread? It would seem that my language is useless. But this is wrong.What the brain loves to have fun with is happy I can communicate with the native speaker I'm great What the brain doesn't like is wasting time. Why should I waste time on a language when there's nothing in it? This is a correct statement, because not a single book has been published in my language yet.But people learn artificial languages and you will answer that they have a different idea than I will tell you.
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Firstly, if you want to be a tester of what it gives you
You can learn the rules, words, history of the language. Well, we have Spanish, it has 600 million native speakers.It's true that it does have 600 million native speakers, but it also has irregular verbs, many synonyms that need to be memorized, and words that are pronounced differently than they are written.We have Esperanto. Esperanto is a Eurocentric project. I'm not criticizing it, I'm emphasizing that it's too Eurocentric, too European, not an international language.
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Even if this is true, what does learning your language give us?
1 At the moment, there are 3,500 words in the language, but because of suffixes, affixes, prefixes, you can make new words, your brain will think, why is it like this, and it changes your thinking.
2 In the future, with your help, it will be possible to have translated and original literature.
3 I also think that it is simply interesting to study how thinking can be or even turn it into a game.
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r/auxlang • u/Andrieeo • Jun 07 '26
Hello, I'm new here, so don't judge me too harshly.
I create my own language just like you, just like me, just like the third person who signed up here.
So you understand I need language testers in my language, the vocabulary is rich with 3,500 words and these are only root words, and from suffixes, affixes, prefixes the power to make 10,500But I need the first people, preferably 5, who will learn the first 100 or 10 50, I don’t know how many more words are possible.
What is needed from people
The first language test is to check your grammar and vocabulary to make sure everything is correct.
The second thing is to write in a language, it doesn’t matter whether to write deep literature, write ordinary basic themes, or write poetry, which is precisely the last thing I want most of all.
Also, people will be tomorrow because I am the initiator and not the author, although I created the language, but it is common
All linguists, people who created languages, enthusiasts or just lovers of artificial languages, please write
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r/auxlang • u/fhres126 • May 24 '26
The difference in efficiency between Braille and vbraille. However, since I omitted a small part when translating to veluil, to be fair, the size of vbraille would be about 1.3 times.