ahhI'll probably make a few small mods before it becomes official (shouldn't have stamped it really but it looked so good), such as the '-e' and '-' vowel markings swap functions on the last consonant of a multi-consonant sign. Also the 'v' needs explaining a bit more (its lower vowel marking actually goes horizontally on its left).
Then I'll invent the actual language, and then it can go here.
btw it's derived from Old Persian Cuneiform, I'll write a piece explaining how that happened as well.
(Then I'll invent the actual language, and then it can go here.
btw it's derived from Old Persian Cuneiform, I'll write a piece explaining how that happened as well.
Moon Girl Technologies horrendous beanbag,
Thu 5 Nov 2009, 1:45,
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also"nh" actually refers to a "ng" sound. There is a reason for this.
"lh" is a lateral fricative. "q" is unvoiced velar fricative.
I forgot to do "rh", which is an uvular fricative.
("lh" is a lateral fricative. "q" is unvoiced velar fricative.
I forgot to do "rh", which is an uvular fricative.
Moon Girl Technologies horrendous beanbag,
Thu 5 Nov 2009, 1:56,
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