Re: Deseret alphabet

Herman Miller <hmiller@...> wrote
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>On the subject of this, has anyone made a conlang that uses Kanji?
Kirezagi. http://www.io.com/~hmiller/lang/kirezagi.html
One way you can tell that it's using Kanji as opposed to Hanzi is that I
use the character U+9ED2 instead of U+9ED1 for "black". But since I wrote
the web page, I've learned that the Tanja people who speak Kirezagi
originally came from remote areas of China, so it'd make more sense to use
the Chinese encoding of the characters.
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5 years ago I could theoritically write my conlang with a list of 1450-or-so
Japanese kanjis--which I can't find again though. Each root word and the
dozen of particles wrote with a different kanji. Quite a few of these kanjis
weren't jouyou ones (because my list of basic root words is different from
the jouyou kanjis.)