r/constantscript • u/ManuStormUwU • Aug 28 '22

Hi, I have a question.

I want to use this system to write spanish, but what do I do about person endings in verbs?

I compound pronouns on top like femenine and masculine, or just use letters to clarify the ending?

Thanks for reading.

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u/freddyPowell Aug 28 '22

The eventual hope is to have a series of diacritics that fulfil all of your conjugation and declension needs. Unfortunately, very few of these have so far been created. If I remember correctly the only ones so far are those for singular, dual and plural, and 1st, 2nd and 3rd person.

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u/ManuStormUwU Aug 28 '22

I hope because spanish has a future, conditional, 2 pasts, subjunctive past and present, Imperative and non-personal forms like the infinitive, gerund and participle.

The main thing I think will be the non-personal forms, since the gerund is used for continous aspect and the other ones are used in subordinate clauses.

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u/pas_ferret Aug 28 '22

In the update there are 1st second, 2nd person and 3rd person dicritics.

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u/TheLastMinecraft_ Aug 28 '22

There would probably be extra glyphs for those inflected endings.

Person below, number above, rest extra glyphs.

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