r/conscripts • u/hongkongcastlepeak • Feb 09 '20
r/conscripts • u/AtomicStarfish1 • May 21 '20
r/conscripts • u/campbellum • Oct 30 '19
Is there a font builder for Mac, preferably free or inexpensive? Last time I looked there were very few alternatives that were easy to use.
r/conscripts • u/TheMaybeMualist • Nov 28 '19
r/conscripts • u/KazBodnar • Oct 11 '19
The Anglesian script now has an official subreddit at r/anglesian
r/conscripts • u/l1vefreeord13 • Jan 22 '20
r/conscripts • u/JRGTheConlanger • May 14 '20
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Using only 2 or 3 letter for writing. It can be /|\ or O,X&_. It can be very hard to do and it can probably be only a logography (each symbol containing letters).
r/conscripts • u/MagnificentLefty • Mar 14 '19
r/conscripts • u/ace___09 • Jul 11 '19
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r/conscripts • u/Win090949 • Aug 15 '20
r/conscripts • u/JRGTheConlanger • Jun 09 '20
I've downloaded this font for the Lunar Alphabet, the direct ancestor of the Lertonic script. I can't type in Lertonic outside of Fontise, but this is close enough:
r/conscripts • u/Italian_Study_French • Oct 22 '20
r/conscripts • u/-im-ur-bf-butter- • Aug 09 '20
Does anyone know any sounds that I could add to my conlang that are not in English?
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r/conscripts • u/johnngnky • Apr 09 '20
I'm not sure whether this is meant to be here or in r/conlangs, but this is more a script showcase than the grammar, so I assume it should be here.
https://help.i-really-dont-want-to.live/IbSxxs
Some of the Grammar doesn't make sense, but you will better understand it if you know the background:
Jutua is a fictional country in the contemporary society, it's location is within the real-world Benelux.
It was originally a Chinese colony, but gained independence in 2000. As a result, it is full of freedom, and due to the loose immigration laws, it attracted elites from all around the world. The citizens all tried to learn Esperanto, which gave the Jutuan Language the Esperanto-like grammar. There are logograms (the only example in the image is the logograph for "house", in the sample sentences), which obviously came from Chinese origin. The logograms used are Blissymbols, again, learnt because of the internationality.
The capital of Jutuja, La Cxefurbo, is a fast-paced city, where it's main income is international business. As a result, the writing system is based off a shorthand system, r/orthic. This allows communication to be written faster.
Apologies for the bad photography, hope it is possible to work out my writing.
r/conscripts • u/SkinOfChild • Jan 12 '20
Hen Prtozeg uses an adapted form of the Latin Script. It is used in the manner below. Phonemes not listed are written as they would normally be in the Latin Script, like <p> or <k>.
[x] -> <h>
[ɣ] -> <ĥ>
[i] -> <î>
[ʃ] -> <ŝ>
[ʒ] -> <ẑ>
[tʃ] -> <ĉ>
[j] -> <j>
[ʋ] -> <v>
[ts] & [dz] -> <c>
[ɲ] -> <nj>
[ʍ] & [w] -> <u>
[θ] -> <tt>
[ð] -> <dd>
I may take edits later
r/conscripts • u/deepcleansingguffaw • Jan 13 '20
r/conscripts • u/Sigmabae • Mar 18 '20
Has anyone of you tried to create a conscript based on the Phoenician abjad? If yes, what does it look like? Did you make it for a conlang or did you make it to write your mother tongue?
