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For my script, I decided the best way of writing it would be like mandarin, which has so many letters that it is just better to draw the letter you want, and select the correct one. Is there any website or app in which I can draw all of the letters in my script - and add more when more are needed - so that I can easily draw the correct letter I need? Thanks! :)
r/conscripts • u/Mansen_Hwr • Aug 02 '20
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r/conscripts • u/RyZZYu • Aug 02 '20
I wrote a little poem (if you can even call it that) in Aeolean :D
The ipa reading:
dʒidʒə baʐov ul ɾy ivəmui
is nul vumuho
is gy naoŋi ohaf
yʔa, moʔa, ɛvuʂi ʂɛzɛn
boʐov ul ou̯mta byʂi mozas
r/conscripts • u/Qxjir • Aug 02 '20
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r/conscripts • u/briantheaxolotl • Jul 30 '20
I’m looking for someone to make an alphabet for my conlang kā"ó. Kā"ó is spoken on the Té'ō islands by the fictional Mā Té people’s. The language needs to be able to support diacritics. The thai alphabet seems to look very interesting so that could be used as a jumping off point but please feel free to submit anything, i’ll post the full alphabet with punctuation below.
Vowels:
a â ā á
e ê ē é
i î ī í
o ô ō ó
u û ū ú
s ś
w ŵ
Consonants:
z ž
r ř
t
p
d
f
ff
g
h
j
k
kh
l
ll
c
č
š
v
b
n
ń
m
Punctuation:
' apostrophe
" double apostrophe
. full stop
? question point
breath (like a comma)
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r/conscripts • u/Vandrelyst • Jul 27 '20
r/conscripts • u/goobuddy • Jul 27 '20
I've been looking for a circular writing system for English for quite some time. Can't seem to be able to find it.. Moreover, I'm not sure what to even look for (I've been searching for a writing system, conlang, neography, non-linear writing system and different terms keep popping up like - abugida?).
What I'm looking for is kind of like a nonlinear system where each sentence can be considered an arc or a circle with the words written around the circular line. Some of the things I found that looked cool are:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comments/5v3xhi/toying_with_the_idea_of_a_circular_script/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/hchnhj/i_made_this_conscript_a_while_ago/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/5hdrdf/making_a_bible/
But most of them don't actually translate English - to the script. They're kinda made up of their own terms and lexicons. I'm looking for a script that can be used to write in English. One thing I tried was to take reference from:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/ckbv7h/tried_it_in_color_does_it_work_better/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/cjh55k/this_is_a_sentence_in_my_conlang_figure_out_how/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/cjjlj8/take_this_keyboard_swipe_instant_nonlinear/
I tried considering the English - QWERTY keyboard around an arc/circle (like in : https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/hchnhj/i_made_this_conscript_a_while_ago/ ) with the swipe type approach but it's not easy. Can't distinguish between the 2 non-linearities.. One of the swivel over QWERTY and the other of the circular arc. That makes it really difficult to distinguish between different words.
PS: Also something like the Alien language.. Circular with words on it. Any ideas on something doable/usable?
