#conglangity
Intimidating yet interesting charts! I wasn't even aware of those.
So I will be lacking visual aids for the most part. Nivani is a vowel heavy language. Double vowels are normal. Consonants are possible but n,m,s,f,h,l,v are generally the only ones used if I can get away with it
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Intimidating yet interesting charts! I wasn't even aware of those.
So I will be lacking visual aids for the most part. Nivani is a vowel heavy language. Double vowels are normal. Consonants are possible but n,m,s,f,h,l,v are generally the only ones used if I can get away with it
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#Conlangity Day 2
What does your conlang sound like? Is it heavier on vowels, or consonants? Are there any unique sounds like clicking, glottal stops, etc? What about non-phonetic methods of communication? If you want, use an IPA chart!
This is the VIBE of your language. MORE HELPFUL INFO BELOW👇️🧵
What does your conlang sound like? Is it heavier on vowels, or consonants? Are there any unique sounds like clicking, glottal stops, etc? What about non-phonetic methods of communication? If you want, use an IPA chart!
This is the VIBE of your language. MORE HELPFUL INFO BELOW👇️🧵
![Daily prompt for the #Conlangity worldbuilding game:
DAY 2
[SOUNDS] What are the basic sounds (phonemes) that are used in your language? Is the language heavy on consonants or vowels? Does your language use any non-phonetic units of speech, such as hand gestures, antennae movement, electrical signals, etc?
Light yellow text printed in two columns over an orange background showing a faint photo of a large open dictionary. Hosted by @professoremily.bsky.social.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:br2rslmo7elrd3hp5dfsx3ye/bafkreidus7fqyhuhb5aszrhvxbyna7m3jwywyt3gsw57uhwkencuwl77na)
![Additional card with “HELPFUL TIPS,” light yellow text over the same background as the main prompt.
Don't just think about letters, but sounds. For example, "a" in English makes many different sounds - apple, father, away.
Also, consider sounds that English uses multiple letters for: "sh," "ch," or "th," for example.
[Beside an image of an IPA chart] Link to an IPA chart in the thread!](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:br2rslmo7elrd3hp5dfsx3ye/bafkreigbsmcc4cifexcnmtlaphph6qm2e3k4vsyry7w3x6trvyxv42pno4)
October 3, 2026 at 4:11 AM
#conglangity
Intimidating yet interesting charts! I wasn't even aware of those.
So I will be lacking visual aids for the most part. Nivani is a vowel heavy language. Double vowels are normal. Consonants are possible but n,m,s,f,h,l,v are generally the only ones used if I can get away with it
1/6
Intimidating yet interesting charts! I wasn't even aware of those.
So I will be lacking visual aids for the most part. Nivani is a vowel heavy language. Double vowels are normal. Consonants are possible but n,m,s,f,h,l,v are generally the only ones used if I can get away with it
1/6