— Carl Sagan
— Carl Sagan
This is the reason ‘J’ was placed directly after ‘I.’
This is the reason ‘J’ was placed directly after ‘I.’
This is your language's character!
This is your language's character!
truly sinister shit
truly sinister shit
Vowel clusters are rare, but consonant clusters, I think, do not appear at all. One of the only consonant clusters that I can think of that they wouldn't have trouble with is rhythm. 🧵
Vowel clusters are rare, but consonant clusters, I think, do not appear at all. One of the only consonant clusters that I can think of that they wouldn't have trouble with is rhythm. 🧵
I am stumped what this one could be. (“Hen” already appears on the sheet.)
I am stumped what this one could be. (“Hen” already appears on the sheet.)
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This is a safe space.
Resurrection
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Varrati
I feel as if Polish, Serbian, Croatian, etcetera, consonant-heavy languages and consonant-cluster-heavy languages would, as a whole, be very difficult for the vowel-loving speakers of Kirrhin, and those languages evolved from it. 🧵
Congratulations, you survived Phonemes Day! But we're still not done establishing the basic flavor of your conlang.
Today, tell me which sounds (consonants, vowels, phoneme combos) are rare or never used in this language, or would be hard for native speakers to pronounce.
I feel as if Polish, Serbian, Croatian, etcetera, consonant-heavy languages and consonant-cluster-heavy languages would, as a whole, be very difficult for the vowel-loving speakers of Kirrhin, and those languages evolved from it. 🧵