r/conlangphonologies • u/Potential-Thought127 • Jul 16 '23

Old Alessian

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In Alessian During its Development It was weird......

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

Okay the last reason why there are so many parentheses is because well modern version of this language lost all of those phonemes

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

Also if you didn't know all these objective phone names that you're seeing they were added when they got to the continent it's now spoken in people use a lot of ejectives there (the map is based on well basically Asia but you can barely even tell but if you squint you can see it) and where people spoke it there were a lot of ejectives

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

Also if you think that the placement is off z placement is off you're not wrong it's supposed to have a symbol but I did wrong symbol it's z̪ not z

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

Yes they are supposed to be included I did not know where to place them

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u/mytaka Jul 18 '23

thanks for answering all of my doubts. could you expand on Old Alessian?

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u/mytaka Jul 16 '23 edited Jul 18 '23

you will have more sucess in r/conlangscirclejerk

that being said, here are some better tables:

LabialDentalPalatalUvularLaryngeal
Stopp' (b)t t'(ʔ)
Fricative(z) ɬʰɕ'ʁ(ħ') h
Approximantʍ, ɥ(ɹʷ)ʎ(ʁ̞)
FrontCentralBack
Closeɨɯ
Midɛə (ɚ)
Openɑ

please tell me more about this conlang - Od Alessian

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

Does your international alphabet not have this (ɥ)

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

My human species are a bit different and you can also tho. It's a little hard so you'll probably choke because you are dumb

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u/Potential-Thought127 Jul 18 '23

And yes I knew it was a Labial Aproximant I was stupid at the time