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A lot of times when people attempt their own 'language' they end up just creating an English cipher.

Erinamese phonetics with latinized letters.

A - Ah
Ä - Ae
Æ - Ai (ancient Erinamese)
Å - Å (Danish-like pronunciation)
B - B
C - Ch
Ç - Tch
D - D
E - Ae
F - F
G - J
I - Ee
Ï - Ie
J - Y
K - K
L - L
M - M
N - N
O - O
Ø - (Northern Dialect, Ô; Southern Dialect, Oou)
Œ - Ohłe (Mainly ancient Erinamese)
P - P
R - R (Modern has kind of a flicked toungued R, ancient has more of a soft R with no roll)
S - S (ß in ancient also existed)
T - T
¡ - (Sharp T/D sound)
U - U
Ü - Iu
V - V
W - Hw
X - Z
Y - Ei
Z - ʒ

I also have words set up.

A lot of times when people attempt their own 'language' they end up just creating an English cipher.
Usually, though with Erinamese I am trying to use different grammatical rules and conjugations, and am trying to consolidate superfluous synonyms into individual words whenever possible.  I don't want to half-ass a cipher.
« Last Edit: June 18, 2014, 12:45:23 PM by SWAT One »

I once developed a cipher, it's not so much of a language really.



Blockland = 26x5y3N6x17x4

This stuff be simple.
Here's the cipher:

a = 1
b = 2
c = 3
d = 4
e = 5
f = 6
g = 7
h = 8
i = 9

forgeter's about to get tricky:

j = 5x
k = N
l = 6x
m = W
n = 7x
o = 5y
p = 8x
q = G
r = 9x
s = U

The trickiness envelopes this stuff like a hug from a 850 pound woman:

t = 5xx
u = 7y
v = Kx
w = T
x = 6xx
y = 5E
z = Wx

Here's an explanation:

First I'll explain the little x's and y's

x is a 2
so if I did
6xx or 6•2•2
I would get 24
which would be the letter x in correlation to its placement in the English alphabet.


y is a 3
so if I did
7y or 7•3
I would get 21
which would be the letter n in correlation to its placement in the English alphabet.


So if the number is more than one digit you either divide by 2 or divide by 3. The reason I did that is so we keep everything single digits, so:

j is the 10th letter in the English alphabet, 10 ÷ 2 = 5 therefore 5x = j



The reason for the big letters is simply because the numbers are prime
Heres all the prime numbers/letters and their correct coding:
 
k = 11 = N

m = 13 = W

q = 17 = G

s = 19 = U

w = 23 = T

There are two complicated ones, y and z

y:
25 ÷ 5 = 5
I decided earlier on that if I came across a number like this I would symbolize E being itself.
Meaning in the code 5E: E = 5
Turned out it only happened once, so what was I gonna do?



z:
26 ÷ 2 = 13 which is prime so 13 is symbolized by W
but you need to multiply by 2 so
you get: 13 • 2 = 26
OR
W • x = z

Bitches can't handle the advanced simple mathematics that are going on in this stuff.

i thought you were making a programming language
me too

is disappoint :(

This really helps me when making conlangs:
The Language Construction Kit
I guess you can buy it as a book if you want but I just used the online one, it has the basic things while the book goes more in depth into stuff.
I've finished one language, Anacek, making another one, Ṡagateṙ, and made 3 more alphabets, all 3 unnamed.
I really like making abugidas for some reason.
When I finish Ṡagateṙ I might make a thread or something for my conlangs.
« Last Edit: June 18, 2014, 02:27:49 PM by Kohoutek »

This is basically just a cipher of English, I wouldn't really call it its own language as it doesn't have any different/unique phonological or grammatical features.


I might post my language on the forums soon though.

I like how your "Hello" is Japanese for "what".
Idk it sounds nicest

My first complaint is that very similar words (such as who, what, when) are completely different. The second is that it looks like translation is just word for word translating from English, instead of having its own word structure and grammar

Also how is it pronounced? Once I saw an eszett I started following German pronunciation
There's going to be rules. I just haven't worked on them completely yet. The main thing I'm focusing on at this point IS working on the rules.

Make words for liking, loving, enjoying, caring, respecting, and stuff like that.
On it

add the words research, richard, forget, furry, procrastination and love.

add the words research, richard, forget, furry, procrastination and love.
hue hue huehueuhhuheu u r the funniest man alive!!!!

No, grow up.



Anyone have grammatical suggestions?

hue hue huehueuhhuheu u r the funniest man alive!!!!

No, grow up.



Anyone have grammatical suggestions?
so basically you can't talk of these things in that language

that sucks

so basically you can't talk of these things in that language

that sucks



So you're just going to post stupid generic reaction images as opposed to actually formulating good reasons? Okay.

male: mateo
female: carlota