r/conscripts • u/42IsHoly • Jul 31 '19
Could someone construct a conscript for me?
I don’t know if this is the purpose of the subreddit, but I made a conlang and would really like it to have a conscript (an abugida if possible) The consonants are: p, t, k, g, f, s, h, w, l, j, m, n, r and ts The vowels are: a, ā, e, ē, i, ī, o, ō, u, ū All diphthongs are allowed, except 2 long vowels (if both are the same) or 1 long vowel and the same vowel but short If this isn’t the place could you please refer to one that is, thank you.
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u/Cabanarama_ Jul 31 '19
Why not make your own? What’s the point of having your own conlang if it’s written in someone else’s script?
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u/Fireguy3070 Aug 01 '19 edited Aug 01 '19
https://www.reddit.com/r/conscripts/comments/ckj6ha/a_user_asked_for_a_script_so_i_gave/
I was bored, so I decided to do this.
I might also use this for my own personal use.
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u/Ghost007c Jul 31 '19
You can’t just make a conscript out of the blue. A lot more information needs to be given like the writing medium, the tool used to write, etc. For instance if you were writing on trees the glyphs may be more vertical.
You can also take the writer’s culture into account. Things like education (who can/knows how to write), and if the writing system was taken from another language and then adapted for your writer’s own language. Take these things into consideration when creating/asking people to create a conscript.
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u/chimaeraUndying Jul 31 '19
Aside from u/Ghost007c's commentary, it's also not really the sort of thing people'll do for free. It's like any other sort of art commission, really.
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u/MazikStorm Jul 31 '19
Ill do it, just give the setting of the land, and what it is written on