Re: Conlang Dream

Rob wrote:
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Whatcha think?
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I kind of snipped everything, but this is neat!  Though it's by
no means a reliable way of conlanging, having something come
to you in a dream really can give it a naturalistic sound.

Now here's an interesting idea.  I think it would be neat to
record what everyone says they've seen/heard in a dream, and
see what the phonology's like.  For even though I've done
phonologies with lots of consonant clusters and vowels, the
one I dreamed was rather simple.  Similarly, "Ti parash na",
to me, just rolls right off the tongue.  I wonder if there's a
connection based on the languages one knows, or if it's
different for every person...?  Ahh, but awaiting dreams is
so unreliable.  Oh well.  As long as we always post to conlang
at least there'll be a record for future generations.

-David
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