Re: The 30-Minute Conlang: A Challenge or two

Gary Shannon scripsit:

> The rules, as if they are not obvious enough, are to
> put any consonant you choose before every vowel, and
> any vowel you choose after every consonant.
Which gives it a phonology like a twisted kind of Babm [bO.A.bO.mu]:

> Finally, long words can be optionally divided into two
> shorter words ("window" -> "win dow")
ObPedanticNote: Historically, of course, Eng. window < ON vind-augr
'wind-hole', so it should really be segmented "wind ow".

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