The Dailies. April 24

The Dailies. April 24

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Did you work on your language today? Create any new rules of grammar or syntax? New progress on a script? New words in your lexicon?

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How did you conlang today?

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      2. Actually, yes!

        I started with omiy for “my soft sibling” and hamiy for “my child”, and here’s a full breakdown for a few words:

        A tempered person speaking:

        • gesiy, my bearing parent (gesi, being the short form of the word)
        • kafay, my siring parent
        • hamiy, my child
        • akay, my parent’s geset
        • dosiy, my parent’s kafa
        • omiy, my soft sibling
        • kasiy, my hard sibling
        • ishiy, my tempered sibling

        A soft person speaking:

        • gesiye or gesetie
        • kafaye
        • hamiye
        • akaye
        • dosiye
        • omiye
        • kasiye or kasetie
        • ishiye

        So whether the it appears as a -ye or an -ie is largely dependent on clarity and whether it fully diphthongizes and how it affects stress.

        For a hard speaker, same as soft but with -o instead of -e.

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