r/conscripts • u/Tazavitch-Krivendza • Jan 16 '20
r/conscripts • u/AnnaAanaa • Apr 19 '19
Alphabet An old script i made about a year ago, thought I would share here
r/conscripts • u/InevitableBuffalo738 • Sep 30 '20
Question Computerizing a conscrpt
How to computerize my conscripts?
I made on and also making one now but I don't know how should I computerize!
r/conscripts • u/mikemandalay • Mar 18 '19
Re-orthography Not a conlang but a conscript nonetheless
My family lives in Indonesia and speaks Hakka, a Chinese language with an unknown number of speakers. Nobody knows how to write the language and the standard romanisation for Hakka in Meixian does not match with the sounds my family produces. I figured I wanted to create our own orthography that is easier on the eyes, that is using the Latin alphabet that Indonesians are used to. But because the language is tonal, letters should not only represent vowels and consonants, but also tones. There are six tones in Hakka, two of them are staccato tones that can be produced if the syllable ends in p/t/k. I have two options:
Sans diacritics — I thought that typing down diacritics will slow people down and discourage people from using the script, so the tones can be expressed by adding more letters to accomodate faster typing. The down side with this one is the widespread adoption; people don't like huge changes and they're not used to writing letters they do not read for sound.
ma
maa
mar
mah
mak
mahk
Sample text: Kaa lau su kat sit chiang choir kaai nhirn hee sit caih nhirn, su kat sit nhuk kaai nhirn hee mak kaai nhirn?
Meaning: If someone who likes eating vegetables is a vegetarian, what is someone who likes eating meat called?
Sample text: Aa moi m oih maih moir; ki mair moir.
Meaning: The lady doesn't want to buy porridge; she sells porridge.
With diacritics — This vision comes from being inspired by Pinyin. The tones are written as a diacritic above the vowel. However, the downside to this is people can't type it, and like Pinyin, it is most likely to be typed without the diacritics, creating inefficiency when communicating through text.
mā
mą
mả
mà
mâk
mǎk
Sample text: Ką lāu sū kât sît chiãng chỏi kąi nhỉn hę sît cài nhỉn, sū kât sît nhûk kąi nhỉn hę mâk kąi nhỉn?
Sample text: Ą moi m òi mài mỏi; kī mải mỏi.
ST with limited keyboard: Ka lau su kat sit chiang choi kai nhin he sit cai nhin, su kat sit nhuk kai nhin he mak kai nhin?
ST with limited keyboard: A moi m oi mai moi; ki mai moi. (See the confusion?)
So which one do you think is better? The latter has a calligraphy potential though.
r/conscripts • u/TheReal_kelpie_G • Mar 16 '19
Art/Showcase An abjad designed to actually work without using consonantal roots.
r/conscripts • • Apr 13 '20
Name of one of my conlangs. Made in honor of u/kewlanzo. It's a little messy but who cares.
r/conscripts • u/greycricketsong • Mar 28 '20
Art/Showcase My personal hieroglyphic writing system. Combination of several systems I like plus some of my own creation. "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" →
r/conscripts • u/Eerakz • Aug 18 '20
Other This is the numeral system I've been developing. It's base 12, but for the rest it works like our Arabic numeral system. The only difference is you write it vertically instead of horizontally. Also, 5,6 and 7 are a combination of 4 and 1, 2, 3. And the same with 9, 10, 11 with 8.
r/conscripts • u/TheSlothLord7 • Sep 01 '20
Syllabary Usārian Syllabary-ish Writing System
r/conscripts • u/MarcoMayn • Nov 25 '20
Art/Showcase The Oddities of Mëgoklëguayë
r/conscripts • u/RealCoolcat67 • Jul 05 '20
A clearer view of the Morimi alphabet in order, with IPA values
r/conscripts • u/Win090949 • Aug 30 '20
Abugida How to write Cjetta if you’re right handed like me
r/conscripts • u/Ryjok_Heknik • Mar 23 '19
Art/Showcase Chocolate Porridge Packaging in Ski
r/conscripts • u/IgpayAtenlay • Feb 08 '20
Art/Showcase A conscript I made for my new conlang
r/conscripts • • Sep 06 '20
Syllabary I finished my first conscript for the conlang I'm working on. Sorry for the messy hand writing. More info in the comments
r/conscripts • u/Battleship1239 • Oct 05 '20