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>>52608851
>>52597889
>Are Esperanto speaking females qt or are they all autistic like the males?
You tell me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YqQJHxKWI0
>>52608851
https://listserv.brown.edu/archives/cgi-bin/wa?A2=conlang;b2a83d92.1512d
>>52608851
Oh hi!
Been reading more of Lojban Level 0 today, FA starts to make sense. This booklet really has good explanations. Also, I'm about to turn the lazy mode on. I work with both Russians and British, not sure if I'll have to do anything meaningful tomorrow. I think I will read a couple of pages in Polish today and that'd be it.
For all of you who use Gregorian calendar for religious holidays - merry Christmas. Please listen to this amazing chant even if you are secularfag, I promise it's really good.
https://youtu.be/L9Em7-Moxrc
>>52611016
>For all of you who use Gregorian calendar
It's the future now, so why aren't we using a metric calendar? :P
>>52612605
Describe it pls. Is it decimal?
We have a fuckton of important stuff tied to seconds, how do you go about fixing it?
Since it's the future you have to be an atheist or heretic of some sort though. Having a separate calendar for religious holidays should look stupid to you anyways.
>>52613011
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_Calendar#History
>>52613161
So it means I'll have to give up my nice wristwatches. No thanks.
>>52613341
Why don't you own your own watch-making factory? :P
>>52613861
Have no place to host it. Id doesn't take a factory, I can buy the crystals probably. I can theoretically machine the cases on my own, also I can theoretically buy the jewels (the ones they use as bearings) and set them on site, probably print the dials and machine the wheels. No way I could manufacture the hairsprings.
Shit you made me sad. I want to run a watch factory indeed. The problem is, watchmaking is a form of art where engineering, manufacturing culture and design meet, and I don't know a thing aboit the latter. And the lathe is kind of expensive and big.
Salut les mecs, joyeux noël.
Qui ici essaye de créer leur propre conlang?
>>52614364
That's a clock, and big one at that, right? Watches are different. Even pocket watches are different from wristwatches. The latter require protection for hardest (and most brittle) parts (the escapement, look up incabloc, it's amazing).
>>52614379
I am making a spin off of Toki Pona that I call "Loji Dada".
It is a dadaist language that sounds like Toki Pona, includes some of Esperanto's diacritics, all of Volapük's umlauts, and tries to self-segregate the morphology like Lojban.
>>52614683
Attempted translation of Toki Pona's "mi unpa e mama sina":
iĉ oĉ al x mama ludo (Alternatively written: iĉoĉal x mamaludo x)
I don't know how to properly gloss, but it should be something like "I you(r) to-the mom f*** ".
The "x" is a click to prevent the merging of "l" and "m" when speaking quickly.
>>52614379
There are freaks like that here, just don't flee right away.
There is this guy from Finland who builds that simplistic Germanic(ish) conlang.
Then there is your compatriot with his Crimean Gothic.
And this nice Common Honey person.
Sorry if I forgot anyone it's late here.
Parlez-vois anglais? (je n'ai pas de clavier propre mais je peux lire en(?) Francais)
>>52614379
>>52614831
Saluton, Kanadano!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXluzysdeE0
>>52614683
>>52614761
Wow, sorry I don't know much about either of these languages. Sounds like a cool project.
>>52614831
Yep I speak English.
Do you remember what the Germanic one is called? Also the Gothic one sounds interesting, is he just making new words or what?
>>52614379
Moi, j'ai essayé de créer une langue une fois, mais j'ai décidé que c'était trop difficile pour moi, donc j'ai commencé à étudier le latin.
J'ai fait aussi une écriture pour ça. Elle a ressemblé l'hebreu beacoup .
>>52615245
The Germanic one is Kartuwaletu or some such. I'm pretty sure you'll meet the author if you hang out here.
The sort of Gothic guy showed up this morning. Do you guys keep track of threads somehow? Some meta chan archive tool? If you do then good, it should be in the archive. The guy's a namefag, I think he'd show up, too.
Damn je dois reanimer mon Francais miserable.
>>52616070
Just follow the links in the opening posts.
>>52616482
I personally save what's interesting to me in muh emacs org files, but I remember I've seen this or that recently and it was not interesting enough to save but it should be around here. Can't archive everything I read.
Thanks.
>>52616678
What have you saved? :)
>>52616724
As far as /lang is concerned, not much really. Links to jbovlaste/vlasisku, Swissbro's posts I've figured out the roots in but not the cmavo, then there are references/handbooks but I've grabbed PDFs of these, and toki pona I know by heart (although I make mistakes sometimes).
>>52617004
Have you checked the Solresol PDFs yet?
>>52617232
Not even planned to. I'm sort of color blind there so why even try.
Moreover, I don't get the attitude of this chain of threads. Everyone seems to start learning everything, not sure if it works.
I'm sort of kind of learning languages when I commute since it's wasted time anyway, but I have some IRL commitments. So if I pick a language I'd be chewing on it for months, and it's not spectacular and I won't be studying two or three. There are Ukrainian and Polish which I sort of understand anyway, so I'd listen/read these occasionally. There is French I used to learn at school for a while so I remember some. But that's it, all the rest I have to learn if I'm going to understand anything at all, the boring repetitive way, and it takes time.
>>52617702
>I'm sort of color blind there so why even try.
Solresol is determined by sound and numbers too. You can be blind and still know Solresol.
>>52617832
1) Color blind was a metaphor, probably I should have called it tone deaf or something
2) No matter how cool the language is, if I go beyond just reading a wiki article on it I should spend time learning. I currently have a slot for one language, I picked Lojban (although I considered Esperanto first). I could cheat like reading the description of the language and some basic expressions but I don't feel like it. You are nice people, why would I lie to you. :3
>>52618133
Lojban is nice but Esperanto is easier.
Only nerds have mastered Lojban.
>>52618329
I change Linux's diapers for a living, so I figure I'm gonna be fine. :3
tenpo ni la mi tawa lape. mi pilin e ni: linja toki ante la mi wile toki tawa sinan
>>52618680
Be sure to make some videos in Lojban so I can share them with the community.
>>52616070
Hmm, well I will follow these threads some more, thanks for the info dude
>>52615881
Je trouve que c'est plus facile quand tu n'essaies pas de commencer avec rien, mais plutôt d'adapter une langue que tu parles déja en changent les fonctionalitées que tu n'aimes pas. Par example, j'ai commencé a créer une langue auxiliere qui combine l'Allemand (que j'apprends) et le Français (que je parle, évidemment). Mais à part que ça je n'ai pas beaucoup d'expérience sur le sujet.
>>52618857
http://aphil.forumn.org/
>>52618945
Oh cool, thanks family B-)
>>52609801
>qt
>that
Someone post an actual esperantist qt pls
>>52619034
there's gotta be one among them
>>52619034
>>52619081
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqEK6Z9-5rA
>>52619175
what the fuck is this video lmao
>>52619081
Where the hell do native Esperanto speakers come from? Esperantia?
>>52619271
They come from the world~.
(But mostly Poland and Brazil.)
vIt’e’ naD lalDan ’e’ tIv.
Le modí rima do suŝ üda sejupimí solulo. Ji la musedo ötedajo te dimimí su midota.
Lulí ämuĉ e risoto rudaja.
What languages are you learning?
Could you read a text for us ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__vHa_JZ_iM
>>52623946
>>52623984
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWjogjDuvfc
https://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comments/3y2yek/viossa_an_experimental_pidgin_one_year_in_the/
>>52624407
Maybe we should do this on 4chan
Any English words should be spamfiltered so you can't post them, so everyone would have to communicate through anime girl images and congnates until something coherent formed
A 4chan language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN3VLBsJOCI
>>52625169
Do you remember Kekkish?
In any case, I'd like to try that.
>>52625169
https://www.reddit.com/r/Vuluuken/top
>>52625169
Emi o mwisin rangba'e. Al ushtin mgan ha tawan maak-klemi runil katakop rhirkarinchil yungengke wecha'il li ra pagbe.
Jukukitanyekhuabiliniagakapuri nyaan~!
Is anyone else excited for Kwanzaa?
>>52626359
why is the menorah all weird
>>52626377
original ceremonial candles do not steal
>>52626377
>>52626423
What do you mean?
>o tenpo suno sewi li pona!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT4QCdmHEjU
>>52627555
>sitelen tawa mi pi sona
a a a! jan ni li sona lili e toki pona.
taso mi sona ala e ni: ona li kepeken e nimi "a" sama nimi "kin" tan seme?
я yчy pyccкий пoмoги мнe пoжaлyйcтa
>>52617702
>Moreover, I don't get the attitude of this chain of threads. Everyone seems to start learning everything, not sure if it works.
/int/ tried to remedy this a few (two or three? maybe four?) years back. There was a thread where they voted for a language and would study the winner. The winner ended up being Afrikaans. I remember the group went on for a little while, but I don't know how far they made it before the last ones gave up/stopped posting.
>>52628166
Heт.
>>52628534
Уaй a ю coy бэд?
>>52628166
Wanna skype?
//I'm giving you a skypecall to tell you.. pic realat'd
>>52628628
>relat'd
>>52628652
>relate'd
>>52628166
Sure, what's your problem (apart from studying Russian that is)?
я нe знaю кaк pyccкoмy
>>52629562
A... You didn't even start? Maybe, you should look for Pimsleur on russian and videos on how to pronounce [x] and [r].
>>52629616
i have started i typed that all by myself
>>52630182
So what do you know so far?
>>52630357
conjugations, cases, but i lack vocabulary
>>52630468
Get yourself Anki, it's super handy. /rus/ is nice place, too (but we post a lot/too fast maybe).
>>52630635
i tried anki russian course, it was terrible
it told me y = I and тoт = the
>>52630695
>it told me y = I and тoт = the
>it told me y = I and тoт = the
>it told me y = I and тoт = the
>it told me y = I and тoт = the
>it told me y = I and тoт = the
>>52626615
He's saying Kwanzaa is a holiday that's just a hodgepodge of different religions' winter holidays.
>>52630695
Is there just a vocabulary deck?
who else knows this feel
>sincerely wants to learn several languages
>will probably only learn 4-5 in his entire life
>realistically only 1-2 of those will be actually fluent
i also want to learn a comfy/rare language like slovakian but i only know one slovakian girl and it would otherwise be totally useless
>>52631846
It's possible if you actually have large chunks of time to dedicate to learning languages and you actually go through with using them to communicate on a regular basis. For most people, though, you're right, it probably won't happen.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1zZ6mb3S6xh
>>52630955
чтo пpoблeмa
>>52633659
Mнe тoжe интepecнo :)
I've managed to build jbofi'e for Fedora (well guys at Lojban slack channel helped me to). Such a neat thing!
>>52631846
For me the numbers are probably smaller.
>>52628522
This year they chose Dutch I think, but they didn't continue for even more than 3 threads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuiCwVhD4XM
2
ch
.hk
/b/res/111040168.html
tenpo ni la jan ala li lon ni. mi pilin ike tan ni. taso mi sona e ni: taso jan li kama
>>52639342
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Иcкyccтвeнный_язык
>>52639840
Erm.. what is this link for?
>>52640119
Just so you can read more about them.
>>52640216
Thanks :p
But I've read everything about conlangs on rusWiki :з
>>52640539
NERD! :P
>>52640635
I wish to toki e toki pona IRL, but there are no conlang nerds around me :<
Or just imagine: you two are sitting in a victorian style room, smoking sigars, having monocles and . An hour later your companion says: "uoptaţulq užaiţ". And you answer:"Yes, how obvious it is."
>>52609801
Lel, I know a ton of qts who speak Esperanto.
>>52619271
From their mother's vagina.
>>52640882
>Or just imagine: you two are sitting in a victorian style room, smoking sigars
There is a cigar shop in my town that looks just like that! The owner dresses like he is from the early 20th century! (And he is cute too! :3)
>An hour later your companion says: "uoptaţulq užaiţ". And you answer:"Yes, how obvious it is."
.u'i sai
>>52641207
Are any of them dudes?
>>52641292
>The owner dresses like he is from the early 20th century!
Do you smoke? o weka e ni if you do!
>>52641619
No, I do not smoke. My grandparents died from lung cancer so I never want to smoke.
>>52614379
I have a personal conlang that I use to write things I don't want other people reading, mostly personal thoughts.
It's constantly in development, and I keep changing the things I don't like, which made some of my earlier writings hard as fuck to read now that I forgot some of the old features that are no more or have changed. But I enjoy this evolutionary approach to creating a language, it almost feels like how a natural language would develop.
Also I don't speak French, so I apologize for responding in English.
>>52641802
Type in any language you want. :)
Even Dothraki!
>>52623946
What the fuck is up with that R
How can I tell what words are gendered on French? What words require a la or a le?
>>52642366
Ancient languages were weird.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENiNRZ7Hldk
>>52642611
ends with e => female
Well it covers 90% I guess.
It freaks me in Esperanto btw. Adjectives do not have the same vowel as nouns in the end, it contradicts two of three languages I'm more or less familiar with.
>>52642969
>2015
>having adjectives at all
>>52625169
Considering how bad Hiro's English is we could create an entire pidgin just by trying to request that of him.
>>52643100
DO IT !
It would be too funny.
>>52643097
>2015
> 说英语
>>52643236
>2015
>not using a non-linear language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Poe-HXKitw4
Guy who would know how to speak on toki pona can look for this thread, it wouldn't disappear in ten minutes.
https://2ch
.hk/fl/res/167116.html
Oh, it's friday today! *went for beer, brb*
>>52642789
Echo was a natural feature of Middle Egyptian? Damn
>>52643455
Dankon!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_T1u5Tq6jsU
>>52643691
And here's the lang almost nobody heard of!
https://youtu.be/QUcTsFe1PVs
Also, there's no "dj" sound, "ng".
>>52643935
Really beautiful, thanks for sharing.
>>52644076
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8sW6yUSd40r8sWXo1IfGzokG-U9yGjG4
>>52644076
This songs made me even cry because of its emotion power and I think to have a degree in anciet langs since next summer, yay! And read the epic of Gilgamesh, the story is so deep.
>>52645045
>song
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Esperanto+disney
Short description fot those who are interested in Turkic languages.
Kazakh. There are no any prepositions in Kazakh, but postpositions. And there are seven cases:
-nominative --
-genitive -niñ, -nıñ, -diñ, -dıñ, -tiñ, -tıñ
-dative -ğa, -ge, -na, -ne, -qa, -ke...
-accusative -nı, -ni, -dı, -di, -tı, -ti...
-locative -da, -de, -ta, -te...
-ablative -dan, -den, -tan, -ten, -nan, -nen
-comitative -men, -ben, -pen
Infinitive verb = V + u(ex.: kelu - to come, baru - to go). And stative verbs - bar(there is) and jok(the is no).
Basic postposition(they can be after verbs): üşin(for(no cases)), art(behind(genetive)), işi(inside(genetive)).
The need expressed by the word "kerek" which is after an infinitive verb.
And now we can make simple sentences. Some words for example: aqşa - money
üy - home
düken - shop
ne - what(?)
qorap - a box
Examples: üy-de aqşa jok. No money in the house.
qorap-ta ne bar? What is inside of the box?
düken-ge baru kerek! (You) need to go to the shop!
>>52645310
>qorap-ta ne bar?
Qorap-tiñ işi-nde ne bar?*
Möchten irgendjemand mit mir Deutsch hier sprechen? Ich lerne seit September
>>52644076
https://youtu.be/cC5lB_rafSU
Not that ancient language, but I like this chor singing :)
>Telas - artificial/constructed language (conlang) - Disney - A Whole New World
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QODOtFwAHY
>Merry Christmas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l2oqxldIj0
>>52645782
Sounds pretty :3
btw amma on /fl
>>52646001
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3ykYPPH79M
And for all you lovers of the "natural" languages, see this link for your favorite Disney songs.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3F53D300192DFE83
>>52646109
Pronounciation sounds good, text is epic.
I tried to find any song in "araxau" on Youtube, but have found only this.
https://youtu.be/EXDs9RBuOcg
A translation of this song:
https://youtu.be/XueqDSQQcvA
>>52646534
It is unfortunate that such languages get lost in cyberspace.
>>52646742
Next year the inventor is going to have a scientific or somewhat work on his lang written by an Estonian linguist and he wants supermarkets to sell a grammar book. Also there's a group of conlangers of this Ithkuilish lang, the bad think is all the sources on araxau are in russian.
>>52646879
If I remember correctly, Lidepla (Lingwa de Planeta) was invented in Russia.
>>52647276
Yes, in SPb.
I thought it's kind of Esperanto because most common words are european-like.
How do you see it?
>>52647441
I agree. It is too European. It still needs more Asian and African influences.
coi la bangu snulinsi .i ma ni do morsi .i zo'o xu nai ro pilno be la .votcan. nu'i ji'a ca ro nunsla cu zvasta lo skami pe bu'u lo lolni'a gi'e zukte lo ta'e se zukte
>>52650333
.i coi do
>>52650333
Kiel fartas Jana?
>>52650878
Kiu estas Jana? Ĉu ŝi estas belino?
>>52651052
Ŝi estas vialandanino.
Verŝajne estas malmultaj homoj loĝantaj en Svislando kaj lernantaj loĵbanon, do se mi ne eraras, tiu ulo scias, pri kiu temas.
>>52651168
.i la .lojban. do xu zo'e bangu
>>52651439
>>52651906
>sona ala sona
just've been searching it, haven't checked the grammar .uinai
>>52651906
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIs1q3xKWoI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN_h-Dj2mf8
Are any of you nerds going to learn a real language (English) ?
>tfw trying to make a diachronic conlang
>tfw it never ends up looking how you want it
>>52654516
I'm learning Latin.
>>52656674
What means "diachronic"?
>>52654516
I'm doing Dalmatian and fortifying my ancient Greek
>>52657273
What texts did you choose? How hard do you find it? I learned Latin for 5 years, and did an additional "self-" year of reading texts. That was almost four years ago...
>>52642969
Damn, you are right...
I never noticed
>>52657618
Through time, basically a diachronic conlang is one derived from another by simulating natural sound changes
>>52657618
from the word "dia" (for) and "hronikos" (time), meaning something that is happening for some time, or in linguistics, look up "historical linguistics"
>>52657751
Dogs can't talk!
>>52657938
Hah
Live, damn you! LIVE!
пoмoг
>>52660185
Dankon.
desu we should resurrect a dead language here.
>>52660989
Okay!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volapük
>>52661080
ediseinob puki natik.
>>52661339
>implying
>>52660185
Tы хopoший пoмoщник, няшa :з
https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/?#jbosnu,%23ckule,%23lojban
za'a lo .irci ba'e je jundi be la .lang. ca su'o ci mei .i ui
>>52663046
.i coi do .i do mo
>>52663193
ca'o kelci la zmifanva ku noi xajmi ke fanva tutci
http://lojban.lilyx.net/zmifanva/
.i so'i jufra zo'u nandu fa lo ka jimpe lo du'u ma kau smuni lo xe fanva
Jag håller på att lära mig svenska, jag hoppas på att kunna åka ned till Sverige och imponera några brudar med min svenska kunskap så jag kan knulla de(m).
>>52663388
.i za'a
toki, jan pi toki Epelankuwile o! mi toki tan ni: jan ala li toki la, linja toki li kama moli
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtsV4bWPHsY
-glu !su -pso |zey !gua -fn -loxipona ^:i !ji /kuo !ve -kmo !kau !vo xn -jl /kuo ^can -qtu !vni -quo
>>52664789
>>52666032
wew, Toki Pona is more succinct, going by character count, than Guaspi!
>>52666053
>>52666032
When you let context disambiguate, Toki Pona will almost always win.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHeiZhxP60Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2DCluuUWn4
bumpo ex morte
I'm a muh heritage faggot and I'm studying Cornish purely out of interest rather than pragmatism.
>>52671232
where is cornish spoken
>>52671593
>>52671232
>>52671593
In Indiana. ;)
>>52671696
gross? is it native american language?
>>52671759
I was
making a
p u n.
You see
corn
is
grown in
Indiana...
>>52671792
who would know this
>>52671862
Almost everyone with a first world education.
>>52672163
that corn is grow in indiana
>>52671862
Do you know where Cornwall is?
>>52672362
yes
sewi
Myn näm is William end ick myn ogen spräck gemackt.
My name is William and I made my own language.
It is an Germanisk spräck mid an Appalatjisk accent gesprocken.
It is a Germanic language spoken with an Appalachian accent.
Hjer is an ferhäll ofer an beafer dat ick in myn spräck geskrebt.
Here is a story I wrote in my own language about a beaver.
>An däg, an beafer geng near de kreek, end daar säh hy an jöngen fissen. "Gud däg, jöngen." Gesegt de beafer. De jöngen kyk hjem, end gesegt hy, "Moin, beafer. Wat döst dou hjer in de kreek? Hast dou niks an däm?" De beafer sjöd hys kop. "Na, häw ick keen däm." De jöngen runcked. "Kan ick dee hjelpen an newe däm to booen?" De beafer läckelt, "Jea! Kommst dou mid me end wy sal an newe däm to booen!" End so booet se an newe däm tosamm.
>One day, a beaver went to the creek, and there he saw a boy fishing. "Hello, boy." Said the beaver. The boy looked at him, and he said, "Hi, beaver. What are you doing here in the creek? Don't you have a dam?" The beaver shook his head, "No, I don't have a dam." The boy frowned, "Can I help you build a dam?" The beaver smiled, "Yes! Come with me and we will build a new dam!" And so they built a new dam together.
Recording: http://vocaroo.com/i/s1msvGUkl66o
>>52675251
Pretty intelligible desu.
>>52675251
Ayylmao tier
