Conlang: Fireside Polysynthesis for Novices (Part 2/2)

[@thibistharkuk2929]

I love how I'm completely confused by polysynthetic languages, and then I'm informed that I'm probably already speaking a sort of polysynthetic language. Anyway, thanks for this very informative series !

[@thekathal]

What language would that be?

[@thibistharkuk2929]

@@thekathal French

[@thekathal]

@@thibistharkuk2929 ooh right

[@womtv69]

Polysynthesis is the Best

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

15:05

[@rubbedibubb5017]

Yeehaaaa! Finally some more lichen!

[@kryogenic4509]

It's released! I am currently watching it.

[@tsikli8444]

This series is very helpful in my endavours for making the beauty of polysynthesis. Thank you so much!

[@TheZetaKai]

FYI, Spokane is pronounced "spoh-CAN" (/spo-'kæn/).

[@Lichenthefictioneer]

Good to know! I had wondered that, as the written sources I worked with alternated between and

[@shaptile5096]

I would love to see a video about polypersonal marking in French

[@theidioticbgilson1466]

comment 2: polysynþesis is þe best

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

þased and þornpilled

[@the_linguist_ll]

Sweet!

[@weltengeist]

commtent for algo! great video!

[@JarJimairid]

ayyy nice