Re: here is some stuff i want all of ya'll to look at even though you have better things to do.

the word for greeting is 'alyo' and 'nolyo' is the opposite but the 'o' replaces
the 'a' because 'oa' is not allowed in my lang. (the only reason is cause i
dont like it)

A second question I had is about all these stops you have.  Most
of the time it's [b], but sometimes it shows up as [p].  Why is that?
Also, are these a kind of phonological punctuation?  If so, again,
that's pretty interesting.


the 'stop' is put at the end of a statement. 'yep' is added when the last word of
the statement ends with a consonant and 'b' is added when the last word ends
with a vowel. 'esh'/'sh' is added when the statment is to be angry, 'ezh'/'zh'
is added when the statement is to be excited or surprised, 'et'/'d' is added
when it is to be a question.


		
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