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Working on digitizing this as a font also.
Read mɛχ bʰan
Well it is an abugida I guess, It is so simple though it is basicly an alphabet. You just connect vowels to the right of consonants
Kia Ora again everybody! These are the almost complete versions of my cypher posters and their accompanying poems.
I firstly wanted to say a huge thank you to everybody who commented on my previous post, the support of people in this comunity is a great motivator!
There were quite a few mistakes and inconsistencies in the previous versions of these posters, hopefully they should be more polished now! I am certain there will still be some errors though. At this point I have stared at these for so long, I can no longer see the woods for the trees!
The reddit community tend to be great at QC so I figured this time I would ask for your help in picking up the errors if you spot any! Please keep in mind that Graphic Design is something I am still very much trying to learn. Also, the 'poems' are mostly just bad stuff I wrote myself, it is not meant to be serious or academic!
Feel free to comment if you spot a mistake that nobody else has commented on :)
Thank you all in advance for the feedback :)
PS. Some people asked for .otf or font files, I still have not polished these completely so I do not want to post them yet, I will get there eventually!
I've been developing a videogame and maybe a spin-off story, where there's a secret society called the Agarthians. Their underlying language is a dialect of Esperanto, because it felt like a hassle to design my own language, but I've made a few iterations of a fictional script, so that visually the language looks very alien.
Here is a chart explaining the latest iteration. My problem with it is that each symbol combines a consonant and a vowel or diphthong. So if there are two vowels in a row, this is covered. But if there are two vowels at each side of a consonant and no other consonant to take one of them, I'm screwed.
For example:
friend -> amiko -> am-mi-ko
added -> adicio -> ad-ic-cio
I've been doing this thing of repeating consonants to hold the extra vowels, but that isn't great.
How would you change the rules to solve this?
Esse sistema de escrita se inspirou superficialmente na escrita inuktitut aonde uma consoante com uma vogal pré-estabelecida pode ser mudada ao ser rotacionada sem necessitar de diacriticos para vogais.
Existe símbolos para as vogais iniciais
E dois diacriticos:
Um ponto que altera o som de algumas consoantes
E um traço que serve para algumas consoantes finais.
Estes são os fonemas e suas romanizações:
Vogais:
A
E
I
O
U
Consoantes:
P= P
r= R
ʒ= 3
ʃ= Sh
F= F
m= M
V= V
ɲ= Ɲ
n= N
k= k
j= J
h= H
s= S
b= B
d= D
l= L
d͡ʒ= D3
z= Z
G= G
t͡s= ts
t͡ʃ= Ch
O nome do povo Shame3a3a surge desta construção:
Sha= Deus
Me= Partícula de posse
3a= filho(a)
3a= repetição indicando plural.
SHAME3A3A= Filhos de Deus.