Andrey wrote:
>Forgive me, fellow conlangers, I have been rude. I haven't taken the time
>to properly introduce myself.
Te absolvimus, Andrey. And welcome.
>As of right now, I'm taking things slow and formulating the sounds for my
>conlang. I want to create a language that sounds beautiful and is
>grammatically inventive, so I have much work to do. Perhaps I will post
>some information on my conlang.
Please do! Always keen for new blood...
>My first conlang, which is rather
>fragmented, was called crunk. It was made to give an idea of what sounds
>an alien race would produce.
>
>As of yet, I am undecided as to whether or not I should create vocabulary
>manually or generate it on the computer. The former would ensure that my
>language would be more personalised, so i'm leaning toward that.
It's generally what I do- I tend to trust me ear to come up with something
that "sounds" right. A computer generator can come up with "words" which
match the phonological constraints of your language, but they won't be
related to each other in any way- they would have no history- and just be
arbitrary ciphers. This is one of the most unattractive things about
Klingon for me.
>I'm rather new at the art of constructed languages and I'm eager to learn
>new things.
We all are!
Dan
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