> Hi there, my name is Parker Glynn-Adey.
Hi, Welcome!
> -Why do most people start their work on a language with their phonology?
Well, it depends. I have made several morpho-phonological sketches that share
the same higher grammar, they are all relexes of each other. So you could say
that I have worked on the morphology and semantics of Sketch 8.1.4 in fifteen
years, but only today come up with the morpho-phonology.
Herman Miller wrote:
> But as your vocabulary grows, every time you want to make a change to the
> phonology you'll need to examine a larger number of words to see what
> changes might be necessary. I just went through that with Minza recently,
> and it's not something I want to have to do again.
Agree. This is what happened to Raikudu, and it's still undone. *sigh*
Fortunately, I doesn't have to many morphemes yet.
John Vertical wrote:
> I've got a few dozen phonology sketches lying around; only three-four have
> any grammar & lexicon whatsoever to go with them... it's like an addiction.
> The conlanging equivalent of a snack, I'd say. :)
Agree. I only have one main grammar for all my sketches.
-- Veoler