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Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-12 01:40:30) :
[b]Narase peronominut dare gurabudeci je botede.[/b]
[g use-]nara[/g][g PASS.STAT]sɛ[/g] [g pronoun.ACC-]pɛrɔnɔmin[/g][g ACC.PL]ut[/g] [g greatly]ðarɛ[/g] [g reduce-]ɣura[/g][g ACC.3PL.A-]βu[/g][g NOM.3SG.A-]ðɛ[/g][g ABL.SG]tsi[/g] [g because]jɛ[/g] [g useful-]βɔtɛ[/g][g NOM.3SG.A]ðɛ[/g]
It is useful because it greatly reduces the pronouns in use.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-03-13 23:30:26.
Switching Fonts (2014-03-13 19:30:18) :
[quote Nessari]Hint: Apple computers are not actually magical boxes which are different from all other computers in the world.[/quote]
That, too. Even if Apple wants you to believe that. And what I said about browsers not supplying fonts on their own is just as valid for Macs.
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-03-13 19:33:05.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-13 19:07:57) :
[b]Berbåt nominatiba kasi nei hakkusatiba kasi nei datiba kasi tebu weta kasut nei ki hame kasut loorajérabusawå.[/b]
[g verb.NOM-]βɛrβ[/g][g NOM.PL]ɒt[/g] [g nominative]nɔminatiβa[/g] [g case.ACC-]kas[/g][g ACC.SG]i[/g] [g and]nɛi̯[/g] [g accusative]xakːusatiβa[/g] [g case.ACC-]kas[/g][g ACC.SG]i[/g] [g and]nɛi̯[/g] [g dative]ðatiβa[/g] [g case.ACC-]kas[/g][g ACC.SG]i[/g] [g be-]tɛ[/g][g ACC.3PL.A]βu[/g] [g some]wɛta[/g] [g case.ACC-]kas[/g][g ACC.PL]ut[/g] [g and]nɛi̯[/g] [g no]ki[/g] [g o...
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-03-13 19:32:31.
Switching Fonts (2014-03-13 19:28:50) :
Hint: Apple computers are not actually magical boxes which are different from all other computers in the world. HTML displays the same on a Mac as on a PC (the only possible difference is in the browser, and if Safari's that messed up [hint #2: it's not], get a different one). You can use the exact same standardized fonts anyone else can.
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-03-13 19:28:50.
Switching Fonts (2014-03-13 19:19:02) :
Granted, Gill Sans probably doesn't cover much Unicode. Is there a [b]standard, OK-looking[/b] font that comes with OSX and that has OK coverage at least of the various Latin code areas and IPA that could be set as a fallback font? I'm not gonna install an ugly font nobody's ever heard of just because Zontas uses a Mac.
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-03-13 19:28:48.
Switching Fonts (2014-03-13 17:23:13) :
Segoe UI is probably still better than Linux Libertine regarding Unicode coverage, though. As much as I love LiLi otherwise.
Also! Unless you @font-face include fonts (e.g. from Google Fonts or commercial services such as Adobe Typekit), your browser will only be able to use fonts that are installed on your very own hard drive. Since most people these days use Windows 7 and Office 2010, Segoe UI is a rather safe bet. Websites do [i]not[/i] usually submit fonts otherwise. Where they do, ...
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-03-13 17:42:26.
Switching Fonts (2014-03-13 17:18:48) :
If you're going to suggest a font, suggest a less eye-bleeding one like [http://www.linuxlibertine.org/index.php?id=1&L=1|Linux Libertine].
And btw, I myself am a fan of (well-designed...) serif fonts, and your suggestion...how could you possibly think it looks good?
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-03-13 17:22:34.
Switching Fonts (2014-03-13 17:06:19) :
[http://i.imgur.com/MXkIHY2.png|[image:http://i.imgur.com/MXkIHY2l.png]]
Segoe UI comes with MS Office 2007 and newer, and probably also with Windows Vista and newer. On the other hand, what the heck is Quivira and where do I get [i]that[/i] from?!
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-03-13 17:07:37.
Switching Fonts :
Look, I want to support all characters for my projects- but whatever we have now (Verdana?) is a bit lacking.
Can we use a Unicode-heavy font like Quivira? I know serifs are annoying, but that's all there really is.
owned by Zontas, last edited 2014-03-13 16:26:02.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-12 21:46:10) :
[b]Śa behil moorki høśatawådi tośekaśita.[/b]
[g PROX]ɕa[/g] [g problem.GEN-]βɛx[/g][g GEN.SG]il[/g] [g solution.ACC-]mɔːrk[/g][g ACC.SG]i[/g] [g like-]xœ[/g][g ACC.3SG.C-]ɕa[/g][g NOM.1SG-]ta[/g][g SUBJ-]wɒ[/g][g ACC.SG]ði[/g] [g sure-]tɔɕɛ[/g][g NEG-]ka[/g][g ACC.3SG.A-]ɕi[/g][g NOM.1SG]ta[/g]
I'm not sure I like the solution to this problem.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-03-12 21:46:10.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-12 09:16:21) :
[b]Sa ming gumongyang naynay eda-turavang :\[/b]
[g PT]Sa[/g] [g be.supposed.to]ming[/g] [g work]gum[/g][g -IRR]-ong[/g][g -1SG.A]-yang[/g] [g as.well]naynay[/g] [g this=]eda=[/g][g problem]turavang[/g][g -T]-Ø[/g] [g :\]:\[/g]
I should also work on this problem :\
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-03-12 09:16:21.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-11 16:43:10) :
[gb][g have-2.SG.PRS]...Írídtré[/g] [g now-ADV]otaladis[/g] [g one]mí[/g] [g word-N.SG.LOC]tshítsènú[/g] [g for-F.SG.LOC]oshalas[/g] [g lonely]éthelí[/g] [g harm-act-love-F.SG.Ø]múrekíama[/g] [g Q]dí?[/g] [g or]Shíú[/g] [g be-3.AOR.SG]vàé[/g] [g Q]kai[/g] [g it-N.SG.NOM]lú[/g] [g suggest-PPTC-N.SG.NOM]kotopedíú[/g] [g freely]aléponadis[/g] [g Q]dí?[/g][/gb]
...Do you have a word for masochism yet? Or is that implicit?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-03-11 16:43:10.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-03-11 16:07:06) :
[b]Kale båt hékateidi mee poraśita.[/b]
[g most.of]kalɛ[/g] [g NOM.1PL-]β[/g][g NOM.PL]ɒt[/g] [g do-]xe[/g][g NEG-]ka[/g][g NOM.1PL-]tɛi̯[/g][g ACC.SG]ði[/g] [g however]mɛː[/g] [g admit-]pɔra[/g][g ACC.3SG.A-]ɕi[/g][g NOM.1SG]ta[/g]
I admit that most of us do not though.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-03-11 16:10:42.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-03-11 02:06:16) :
[gb][g 1-NOM-PL.N]Sifete[/g] [g self-ACC-PL.N]uvikhete[/g] [g conceal-PRG-PRS]greñkenis,[/g] [g because-ADV]kwéú[/g] [g 2-NOM-SG.M]rifo[/g] [g earth-tree-ACC-PL.F]trat-lerikhasa[/g] [g kill-PRS]hefris[/g] [g GNO]kai![/g][/gb]
We are hiding ourselves, because you kill trees!
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-03-11 02:06:16.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-11 02:01:01) :
[b]Sasko ostelaris: bavekíai solenis il pefía hé telía hé kekhía núdtàé kin. Sithedré tsòno melíai bermotédta flasallezí zú dí? Des zúbídtamé.[/b]
[small][small](I really don't feel like glossing this—especially since it's Illeran and in beta.)[/small][/small]
Ancient secret: you could add special inflections for initiation time, occurrence, and ending time. You said that the locatives were ugly, right? So expand.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-03-11 02:01:01.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-09 20:54:15) :
[b]Riwe lokatibadó nei tera toma wińe hadberbaladó nei tera leka pema lokatibadó.[/b]
[g past]riwɛ[/g] [g locative-]lɔkatiβa[/g][g NOM.3SG.C]ðo[/g] [g and]nɛi̯[/g] [g now]tɛra[/g] [g mostly]tɔma[/g] [g however]wiɲɛ[/g] [g adverb-]xaðβɛrβa[/g][g ADJ-]la[/g][g NOM.3SG.C]ðo[/g] [g and]nɛi̯[/g] [g now]tɛra[/g] [g just]lɛka[/g] [g somewhat]pɛma[/g] [g locative-]lɔkatiβa[/g][g NOM.3SG.C]ðo[/g]
It was formerly locative, but it is now primarily adverbial and only somewhat locative....
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-03-09 20:54:15.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-09 15:47:10) :
[b]Káa, s'énáa'caaw máté'inineéŋ yaa?[/b]
[g well]káa[/g] [g 2.POSS]s-[/g] [g language]hénáa'ca[/g] [g LOC]-íw[/g] [g AN.S]má-[/g] [g how]te'í-[/g] [g about]nini-[/g] [g go]yíŋ[/g] [g Q]=yaa[/g]
And how does it work in your language?
owned by ngwe, last edited 2014-03-09 15:47:10.
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