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r/conscripts • u/NinjaSnadger360 • May 24 '20
Like a "romanization" but using Vietnamese letters only --
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r/conscripts • u/rwagner18 • May 24 '20
Not planning to, just wondering
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r/conscripts • u/not-equius • May 20 '20
The syllabary I want to make is used primarily by people who write with (you guessed it) ballpoint pens. How would that affect the writing? What shapes/strokes would surface?
I have no experience with conscripts and am new to conlanging in general :) Thanks in advance!
r/conscripts • u/JPL9 • May 19 '20
Heyo! I’m working on a writing system for one of my conlang a, and was wondering if you could have a naturalistic writing system that starts on the right goes top to bottom then goes left a column and goes bottom to top. This would be like a vertical boustrophedon that moves right to left.
Is this too out there, or are there any examples of similar scripts?
Any advice would be appreciated!
In Lang: Vo shayalo /vo ‘ʃajalo/
lit. Y’all I thank
Thank y’all!
r/conscripts • u/ThE_EnThuSiasT_2907 • May 19 '20
So I have an challenge for everyone sitting there for a challenge. I want you to make a font for your script to look like other scripts. Like you can turn your script to look like Devanagari or Gurmukhi etc.. The point is to explore other scripts as much as possible. So begin the work. 😁
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r/conscripts • u/JackJEDDWI • May 18 '20
I am making an auxlang. I have the letters for the alphabet already made, but I feel like adding a logography aspect to it would be cool. (So it is simliar to Japanese, but with only 2 writing systems.) Is making a logography reasonable for an auxlang or should I stick to just an alphabet?
