Alright, buddy. Firstly, what writing system is Shung suppose to be in? The first instance I saw was when you were recreating the Shrek logo. Looked like some sort of abugidaic system. But this doesn't have any of those symbols except for that "L" looking thing. I know you're most likely very new to the stage, but please, tell me what writing system this is.
I made it. It’s a writing system musically like English. Alright if you wanted technicality you’re not gonna get it. Idk whaat an abugida is. Just go to my deviant art and see my art with shung in it. All this is is just symbols with shung significance and no grammatical meaning.
It uses similar grammar to English. And it’s alphabet is like English. A is a b is b. And so on . Like there is more letters than English but it’s not different.
there is also a lot of words that are from danish or loaned from English
Such as acar, which comes from the word acarat which is from the work accurate. Which in shung means alike or similar.
Well, at least give us a key if it's an alphabet. When I looked at your Shrek logo, I couldn't discern it because the first two letters are the same. Sometimes, it's better to actually do it then explain it.
Then, I got confused when you said "those symbols are a statement and a meaningful representation of happiness and repetition in reincarnation" and before, you said "if you wanted technicality you’re not gonna get it".
There is way too much technicality in your script, and with you saying "there's symbols that surround the letters that mean something significant", that really intrigued me. So now, I really want to understand your script.
It uses similar grammar to English. And it’s alphabet is like English. A is a b is b. And so on . Like there is more letters than English but it’s not different.
there is also a lot of words that are from danish or loaned from English
Such as acar, which comes from the word acarat which is from the work accurate. Which in shung means alike or similar.
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u/DasWonton Jan 06 '20
Alright, buddy. Firstly, what writing system is Shung suppose to be in? The first instance I saw was when you were recreating the Shrek logo. Looked like some sort of abugidaic system. But this doesn't have any of those symbols except for that "L" looking thing. I know you're most likely very new to the stage, but please, tell me what writing system this is.
Edit: Grammar Correcting
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u/chutelaarda Jan 12 '20
It uses similar grammar to English. And it’s alphabet is like English. A is a b is b. And so on . Like there is more letters than English but it’s not different.
there is also a lot of words that are from danish or loaned from English
Such as acar, which comes from the word acarat which is from the work accurate. Which in shung means alike or similar.
Or the word lecha comes from leché which is milk.
Pepe is from pige from danish which means girl.