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Scripting - An Overcomplicated English Orthography

Inspired a bit by Japanese's Orthography. I made some changes to an earlier script i made on r/linguistichumor to make this.

u/Naive_Gazelle2056 — 6 days ago
▲ 13 r/ArtCrit

Apple Drawing

Left is supposed to be the improved version, do you think I improved or got worse and if so can you provide feedback

u/Naive_Gazelle2056 — 10 days ago
▲ 13 r/casualconlang

Idiom in pa hu

After many tries I finally made a script i like called **yai pa hu**

It says the golden rule

It says **n to bo xi yu fe**

`n to bo xi ju fe`

`do must think oneself to others`

"Think of others as yourself"

u/Naive_Gazelle2056 — 14 days ago
▲ 1 r/tipofmytongue

[TOMT] Youtube Channel

They posted animated (pose to pose animation) youtube shorts with an avatar that had it's mouth covered by his mask and was very muscular. It was a plain white background with black outlines. I recall in one of the shorts it involved his sister and that at least some of the videos were about gaming.

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u/Naive_Gazelle2056 — 26 days ago
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If English was written like Japanese pt.2

The capital text is equivalent to Kanji and uses latin words which can either be said with the Native English Reading, French Reading or Latinate Reading.

The lowercase text is equivalent to Hiragana and uses english words.

the greek text is equivalent to Katakana. (I know Mary and Jesus would probably be spelt in capital text but i'm just using greek text to show it off.

the small text above the capital text is equivalent to Furigana and is here just to show it off.

Oh yeah, It also has no spaces.

u/Naive_Gazelle2056 — 26 days ago
▲ 45 r/conlangs

How does your conlang handle the existential verb?

The existential verb is a verb that handles the presence of existence of something. In English, We use "There Be", French Uses "Y Avoir", In Mandarin, It's "有".

In my conlang **pa hu**, the verb **ma** or verb **'o** are used both meaning to have.**ma** indicates physical possession and **'o** is non-physical posession.

u/Naive_Gazelle2056 — 1 month ago