This is the second day of The Colourful Week challenge, which consists of describing pictures using your conlang. You can write from a single simple sentence to a full paragraph. That’s up to you! Today’s picture is: (source/credit: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/YDQY) You include the IPA transcription, gloss or other information. Thank you for participating!
There was no introduction post but here’s a new challenge for this week: describe pictures using your conlang. They will be posted each day at 10:00 am (Madrid time) except for today’s post (sorry, I forgot!). This is the first day of The Colourful Week challenge, which consists of describing pictures using your conlang. You can write from a single simple sentence to a full paragraph. That’s up to you! Today’s picture is: The image is taken from a scene…
This is the seventh and last day of The Dumb Week challenge, which consists of translating grammatically correct sentences that make no sense. Today’s sentence is: A flying monkey approaches at high velocity! Translate it to your conlang(s) and, optionally, include the IPA transcription, the gloss or other information. Thank you for participating, and see you soon in the next challenge!
This is the sixth day of The Dumb Week challenge, which consists of translating grammatically correct sentences that make no sense. Today’s sentence is: Whiskey on the table is belief in the interrelatedness of all things. Translate it to your conlang(s) and, optionally, include the IPA transcription, the gloss or other information. Thank you for participating!
This is the fourth day of The Dumb Week challenge, which consists of translating grammatically correct sentences that make no sense. Today’s sentence is: The light at the end of the tunnel would scare any linguist away. Translate it to your conlang(s) and, optionally, include the IPA transcription, the gloss or other information. Thank you for participating!
This is the third day of The Dumb Week challenge, which consists of translating grammatically correct sentences that make no sense. Today’s sentence is: Everything and more is interdependant on the relatedness of motivation, subcultures, and management. Translate it to your conlang(s) and, optionally, include the IPA transcription, the gloss or other information. Thank you for participating!
This is the second day of The Dumb Week challenge, which consists of translating grammatically correct sentences that make no sense. Today’s sentence is: The sickingly prodigous profile is a storyteller without equal. Translate it to your conlang(s) and, optionally, include the IPA transcription, the gloss or other information. Thank you for participating!
This is the first day of The Dumb Week challenge, which consists of translating grammatically correct sentences that make no sense. Today’s sentence is: A river a thousand paces wide stands upon somebody else’s legs. Translate it to your conlang(s) and, optionally, include the IPA transcription, the gloss or other information. Thank you for participating!
Hello, starting from today I will be posting challenges from time to time. I won’t say that they will be weekly, but they will be one week long. So let’s start the first challenge… The Dumb Week! Each day I will post a random sentence that is grammatically coherent but makes no sense. To participate, comment the daily post with a translation of the sentence into your conlang(s) and, if you want, provide a gloss, IPA transcription, literal translation (if…
http://klgaffney.dreamwidth.org/861863.html 30 Days, 30 Prompts – your responses can be in any form you like–lectures, songs, articles, recipes, costuming, art, fic, dance, wherever the topic takes you! The only requirement is that the response somehow defines, reveals, or demonstrates an aspect of your world in line with the prompt. E.g., a builder may choose to respond to the Geography prompt with an evocative list of blended scents and how they relate to different areas.