Re: Finally!

Barry Garcia wrote:
>
> dawier@hotmail.com writes:
> >Segeul script (the 24-letter Hangul alphabet for IAL's)
> >
> >http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Hall/5517/segeul.gif
> >
> >The Lord's Prayer in English, written in Segeul
> >
> >http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Hall/5517/ourfathr.gif
> >
> >And when I said 20 characters, I was wrong.  There are 14 consonants and
> >10
> >vowels (or y+vowel combinations).
> >
> >Danny
>
> Very Interesting! Looks Korean, yet not quite. Your script seems a little
> easier than Hangul is (i get lost at all of the double consonants, and
> some of the rules).
>
> Well, i am working on a script for my personal language. It actually is an
> older alphabet i made up, but i have to clean it up a bit. It has a very
> "Cyrillic" quality to it. If i can find the image i will post that for all
> of you on my homepage.
>
        I'm waiting for it. In my early years of conlanging, I discovered once
the Cyrillic alphabet, and some bits of Russian, and I made a conlang
with a very Cyrillic-like alphabet and a "Russian-like" grammar (at
least what I thought to be Russian at that time). It had lots of
inflections for cases and tenses. A real mess. I remember it was the
first time I used an instrumental case. Don't remember much of it yet.

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