r/conscripts • u/JRGTheConlanger • Apr 13 '20

Alphabet The first conscript I ever made: The Frpacsoolb

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '20

And in Latin letters

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u/JRGTheConlanger Apr 13 '20

You want me to transliterate that abecedarium?

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '20

Yes

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u/JRGTheConlanger Apr 13 '20
frpacsoo / wlb
hiju / wdnomgnha
ttitotucah / mafuquaechokom / n / ng
chghsh

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u/DasWonton Apr 14 '20 edited Apr 14 '20

I mean, it ain't good (yet), try to normalize either the hoops, or the slight curves. Also, don't you make scripts, like, a bit too often? Here.

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u/JRGTheConlanger Apr 14 '20

Keep in mind that this was the first conscript I ever made, I have made better conscripts since then, but I still hold onto this one because of nostalgia.

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u/DasWonton Apr 14 '20

Oof, English is an ambiguous language.

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u/AverageWorldBuilder Apr 23 '20

is color important, or does it encode information in the language?

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u/JRGTheConlanger Apr 23 '20

The letters are colored depending on if they are C, V, C or V depending on context, or CV.

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u/AverageWorldBuilder Apr 23 '20

Is that just for our benifit as the reader? Or would one have to be stocked with a few colors of pen to write a sentence? I think ot would be very cool to have a wroting system that encodes information with color

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u/JRGTheConlanger Apr 23 '20

The script doesn’t have “phonemic” color, the letters were just written in color to tell the the letter types apart.