Pretty self-explanatory. For me something around 600 words sounds like the minimum to include "universal" words like coffe or golf and have a reasonable vocabulary to talk
Hopefully this is the good flair
Akako⁰ (pronouncing at much slower than average speed) - does not move/almost not
Akako¹ (pronouncing at slower than average speed) - move slowly
Akako² (pronouncing at your average speed) - move
Akako³ (pronouncing at faster than average speed) - move fast
pronouncing at different volume could be use for size, or as an amplifier
dislike -> hate
I think that it's add a bit of spice to the language
Not talking about conlang review like videos. But videos where a conlang is spoken from start to finish, I don't really get recommended any of those usually
Another question that will sounds silly but genuily asking.
Ofc it's not the most culturally neutral but I think it can still cut a bit of vocabulary here and there without cultural problems.
I am a 𖨆 who live on earth
I took a emoji for the example but I am pretty sure more "latin" looking emoji could be made
I wanted to learn the fundamento for the sake of it which got me thinking. Have there been any words from the fundamento that fell out of use or had meaning changes and if so why?
ujo - a container X people, feels a little wrong when some don't identify as such
io - it is confusing if you don't know what it means I'll rather not use it
Maybe I am missing something but ejo "a place characterized by the root word" is directly refering to the country or at least it doesn't have the same implications as ujo
I was wondering if they ever were any attempt at making a creole out of worldlang or just any attempt to start a pidgin to then standardized to get a "unbiased" worldlang
Hopefully this post will be of some value
I am trying to avoid discord. I don't really like what discord has been doing
Just being curious here I don't really know any auxlang