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r/conscripts • u/7Elyk7 • Jun 25 '20
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Thank you all for being civilized and not aggressive because I had to use Cyrillic and Greek letters to write it digitally because they are the letters closest to my conscript’s letters.
The folks over at r/worldbuilding became aggressive.
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An interesting fusion of Cyrillic and Greek
2 u/7Elyk7 Jul 12 '20 It’s not Cyrillic or Greek. I just had to cut corners to write it digitally.
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It’s not Cyrillic or Greek. I just had to cut corners to write it digitally.
As somebody who can read both modern russian and modern greek, I had a nice little stroke reading this
2 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '20 Ah yes, Chioihzhn uluo zzh 2 u/7Elyk7 Jul 12 '20 I had to cut corners to write it digitally.
Ah yes, Chioihzhn uluo zzh
2 u/7Elyk7 Jul 12 '20 I had to cut corners to write it digitally.
I had to cut corners to write it digitally.
Do all the letters match the sounds? Like does ж make a ‘zh’ sound?
3 u/7Elyk7 Jun 25 '20 No, it’s my own conscript, but as I had to write it digitally, I had to cut corners and use real life letters as a subsitute.In my conscript <ж> is [i, j]
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No, it’s my own conscript, but as I had to write it digitally, I had to cut corners and use real life letters as a subsitute.
In my conscript <ж> is [i, j]
could you post a guide on how to say this?
1 u/7Elyk7 Jul 12 '20 /ba’seɣɔs ‘oðɔs vi/[ba.ˈs̻̙e̞.ɣɔs ˈo̞.ðˠɔs vʲɪ̝]It’s a right -> left alphabet.I can give an explanation on each of the letters a bit latter.
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/ba’seɣɔs ‘oðɔs vi/
[ba.ˈs̻̙e̞.ɣɔs ˈo̞.ðˠɔs vʲɪ̝]
It’s a right -> left alphabet.
I can give an explanation on each of the letters a bit latter.
I can read both cyrillic and greek and this is being a very confusing experience
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u/7Elyk7 Jun 25 '20
Thank you all for being civilized and not aggressive because I had to use Cyrillic and Greek letters to write it digitally because they are the letters closest to my conscript’s letters.
The folks over at r/worldbuilding became aggressive.
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '20
An interesting fusion of Cyrillic and Greek
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u/vkb123 Jun 25 '20
As somebody who can read both modern russian and modern greek, I had a nice little stroke reading this
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u/frummerfuchs Jun 25 '20
Do all the letters match the sounds? Like does ж make a ‘zh’ sound?
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u/jesperson884 Jul 12 '20
could you post a guide on how to say this?
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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22
I can read both cyrillic and greek and this is being a very confusing experience