Re: New conlang and new non-subscribing conlanger!
From: | Grandsire, C.A. <grandsir@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, October 26, 1999, 7:48 |
Daniel Andreasson wrote:
>
> Hello all.
>
> So, I'm very proud to present both a new conlanger and
> a new conlang. The new conlanger's name is Pia, 32, and
> she is a mother of three. (Yes, she told me a could write
> that :) She's IMHO not a typical conlanger (that is, I
> wouldn't have guessed she liked it), but what is a
> typical conlanger anyway? :)
>
Welcome to this new conlanger in the beautiful world of conlanging. Do
you think she could join our list, or at least we could greet her via
you?
> It feels fantastic to have a conlanging friend to whom
> I can discuss conlanging matters everyday and 'live'!
> Also, this conlang has a possibility of being used
> everyday, so perhaps it will develop while we're using
> it. That will be really interesting to see.
>
Tell us about it as soon as there is more!
> Our conlang's working name is Nindin, 'The language'.
> The phonology isn't revolutionary, but we agreed on
> everything, so no compromising. That is a good start.
> Here's the phonology (fixed-width, please):
> (Written orthographically)
>
> blb lbdnt dnt alv p.alv pal vel uvl gtl
> stp: p b t d c g q
> frc: f v th dh s z sh zh x h
> nas: m n
> lat: lh l
> semi-
> vow: w r y
>
> Vowels:
>
> i u
> e o
> a
>
> Comments:
> {c} = /k/
> {f} = bilabial fric
> {r} is really more of a tap
> {lh} is a voiceless lateral approximant
>
> So, what do you guys think of all this?
>
A bilabial f with a labiodental v? I like it, even if I think the
labiodental f and the bilabial v will appear too as allophones if you
keep it that way :) .
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