I Created My Own Language
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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NOTE: I don’t have much experience studying linguistics, and my only language experiences are learning other languages. Apologies to anyone experienced in Colang if I’m getting key details of language building wrong, as this video is just for entertainment and my first attempt at building a language.
Inspirations that I used to learn about Colang
- conlang.org
- • Create a Language in J...
- • Making a Language in H... - Розваги
*Conlang
Keep at it, my dude. It's hard, but you learn more each day if you keep going.
_conlang_ is literally “constructed language” and in this context _constructed_ is implicit, so it’s okay to just call it _my language._ Like, you haven’t always got to say _my glass of limonade_ as _my drink_ is enough.
they were probably referring to when he said "colang"
I still when I used make only scripts for a conlang but one I thought to make a conlang itself. So it took me 5 days for grammar and 10 for words. I created 1000 words. I will say "How are you " in my conlang ,"khashhiankdu matsi."
Edit: I forgot to say that my conlang has tones . So khashhiankdu mãsi will be I am good. Khashhiankdu means good and Masi means you so literally good you? And mãsi means me or I. So khashhiankdu mãsi literally means good me.
@@polenfrej4364 they were correcting him when he said colang community instead of conlang
“Step one: choose a name”
[SCREAMS IN CONLANGER]
yeah, all my WIP stuff is called "Test Conlang [number]" lol
@@kori228the amount of "unnamed document" in my google drive 😭😭
*colanger
Personally I still didn't make a single conlang but if I did I'd build a whole imaginary tribe and build a culture and then model the language off of it and the place they'd live and there culture and there way of living
@@user-rl4rl7sv2y huh?
For your first conlang, I'd recommend using the grammar of a language you know, especially your native language, this will help you understand it without having to have to learn your own conlang (in the same way as if you changed the grammar completely from a language you know).
i failed with that and went for SO(V...?), with verbs being suffixes to nouns which also have their own suffix for their tense
dehasi-teri petra ge(l)-likki
holy mother guide everyone (of) us we wish
may the holy mother guide us all
funny thing is that a friend of mine helped me with making grammar, and to be honest it took me a few days to comprehend it myself xd
regardless i think its a fun experience which let me expand my outlook in a way, as i remember some quote that said something like "with each new language you learn, you get a new soul" or some shite
Ke fa to slika
Ke fa to slika caraq
@@leongashwig in my colang am gonna write my reply to you in English and my colang (Nah maol jawanahlai teepzerotesjasede!) I am still confused!
When your native language is known for hard grammar
I love conlang stuff!! I created an alien language called Kru’vev and it has some pretty weird rules compared to earth stuff but it’s not unnecessarily difficult. “Kafm’ovia’ Joe Zhet’hunululaa” means “every day, Joe is not very difficult”. Stuff is different depending on specific prefixes and suffixes but not like in English
I love conlangs! I have lots of trouble learning them though, because of all these words.. I don't know what Lexicon means aha, but that's not the only word. I've tried to create my own conlang several times, but I just can't, and I don't think I can do it properly. That's why I make "secret languages", or I think.. pseudo language? I've ran out of ideas though. The language I am most proud of making is Tukkolai or (Tukolā) but it's a boring pseudo language and I don't feel like it's right, because there's technically English in there and it's not its own thing. You're so lucky you can make a conlang 😵💫. I've always wanted to make a conlang out of letters from the English alphabet, without accented letters, but I don't know if doing without them will work out. It's not like I can do it anyway 🤷♀️
I am creating fictional langs for a fictional world I'm going to create, I'm starting with an international poetic language(basically like Latin in the real world)
Ła sedrenałenarazẹ ĥ nigaddazźə
I haven't name mine yet but the basic would be houré'u?
Or how are you?
I have created a language as well. It's name is baertikese. (Chatgpt named it after my custom alphabet Baertiken) There's 3 versions Built into it. First one is q∀Ǝᴚ⊥IʞƎSƎ
The second version is Baeritikiese Varsientos Tal
(baertikese Version 2)
The third version is
Bąęrtíkiėnšhïentø Vąęghtíäñês Tøwšhie
(Baertikese version three)
Pro tip: Making words by hand makes your brain work, and your also creating something from your own mind and not a computer; A computer is given inputs and spits outputs, you are given a creative challenge and spit out how your specific brain solves it. By hand is the way to go with anything related to any art, trust me.
tbh I really prefer this way to make words because of that, you use your creativity :)
a word generator never worked for me tbh so that's kinda why
and well, it's more fun to try some style too
@@dont5613 yes and this makes them unique!
tbh if you make roots yourself they end up sounding way too similiar to each other because of your personal biases (omg I love this sound so much), and when you purposefully try to be different, it just looks foreign
wordgens with reasonable phonotactics (not the "every combination of consonants is allowed cuz why not" one) is the way to go, even djp recommends this
@@hpsmash77 I personally don't run into this problem, mostly because I love all my sounds and just ask myself, "What if a word sounded like this?" all the time. My language's words don't sound homogeneous, so I can't make a comment about tips to avoid that besides don't make them sound homogeneous.
@@WatermelonEnthusiast9Greetings, have you perhaps created a writing system? I wonder what your language sounds like.
"You could be better at it" had me dying 😂😂😂
she's so right, lmaooooo
may i suggest learning the international phonetic alphabet? it makes it much easier to describe and understand sounds
I made my own language since I'm interesting in countries. I made my own language when I was 9 years old. But it was too complicated .so I changed my language a little bit easier. And I use Kanji words like Japan but only using these words in names. And other living things.
EXACT SAME REASON TOO! What's your nation called? Mine is Mekien, Me-kyen.
😅I'm 9 and I made a language
I have also conlangs, here 3 of em:
1 Geldermansch ~ using dutch sounds
2 Mekkogueese (English name) ~ using more of sinnitic and romance sounds
3 Mai ~ my own made up language, with its own sounds.
I am making a conlang but I still haven't named it. Maybe "Zaykuthāma" which means "invented language".
I have Donstani and it uses Cyrillic alphabet. Here’s a small sentence: Ждкко. 3 аээ вннк. Амг чоу? Which translates to: Hello. I am cool. Are you? We use Cyrillic alphabet just with different pronunciations!
@@tribaounidadedonstania It's interesting. Some of your words don't have any vowels. Maybe you pronounce some schwas between your consonants ? And for my language I can do a sentence : "Hapō ! Gabq gūrūqn ūcuv ? Algus si mut ? Ekuv gūrūqn ūdūm algus !" Which means : "Hello ! How are you ? Fine or not ? For me very well !" (sorry if my english is approximative)
@@Hapōlili41 in the language i dont pronunce my schwas. just basic words. no twist or anything.
@@tribaounidadedonstania So how do you pronounce вннк without schwas ?
Mine isn't just a language, it's a Religion and a life style as well. As an unfortunate manner to me, no one else seems to think this same way. 😔
Thank you though. I appreciate this video.
edgy
Huh
اسمع ارسلي لي رابط لتعليم لغتك
what is it called
Girly trying to look edgy
I made my own language name Sesoqanese (Bása Sesóqa) and it’s very close to Javanese and have Indonesian and Arabic loanwords and have unique writing script system
Múgi yŏmdóe íku apík! (I hope you have nice day!)
أريد ان أتعلمها هل ترسل لي وسيلة تواصل معك
ẞæñd hēlœ this is my language named indiasinian ßh33ßh
Eca'ak'hulo ey'osh'dso il'niak'esa'uhti umo'ni Sesoqanese?
Hehe, it means "can you teach me sesoqanese?". The quotations are a bit much but if you understand the concept and grammar its totally necessary 😅 i find your language really interesting! All i did was make up a few gibberish phrases for each letter in the Mangolanian alphabet (language is Mangolane) and mash em up to create some sort of alien code like up above. It needs grammatical changes and stuff but id like to know how to speak yours! And as you can see, it turns out pretty long..based off mostly african and arabic bases, but some of the sound phrases were based off german preferences. Its also connected to its own cultural religion. Hit me up in the comments if you ever wanna language talk!
Edit: this is pretty weird but ive ditched this project and moved on to a new language called manrilean linked to a religion called youthism. You can still hmu tho!
@@Y01kVR Dehon Manrilean nahon kachuti rukahi mathukkin ado!
(Your language Manrilean sounds interesting!)
@@imdayvsketch2299 thank you!
That speech almost sounded like toki pona
Luqaddaa'ak(my language): Ana yeed aja3arrook Fiidkeyk! I love your video so much.
My = aa'ak Your = eyk
(3 is representing the arabic ع ) Ana = I yeed = so or very much
[ ja3arr = love to make it i love and 'a' at the start and 'ook' at the end Aja3arrook = i love]
[To make it you love add a 'tey' at the start and an oyk at the end teyja3arroyk = you love]
[ I love you = Ana aja3arreyk]
Ana asha3ook ineyk teytuji3eyk! (i hope you enjoyed!)
Why not just use ع? You obviously showed you can type it
@@universenerdd but the English latin script and the Arabic script dont really work well together. I have already made my alphabet so no biggies. These words are placeholders because i wanna make my language simpler.
@@africankidd3642 Its quite easy
Great video man! Inspirational!
I'm currently working on a tribal Language for a game I'm making, it's currently going well. (It's a mix of German, Russian, and Turkish) it's both spoken and written
I made my own language named Mikhalish
Yzarr ss sihh wow
افكر بصنع لغة عبارة عن تلك اللغات اللطيفة والجميلة في النطق اعتقد انه سيكون مثل لغة هاواي واندونيسيا واليابان ورشة من الاسبانية والتركية والعربية
بماذا تنصحونني ان اسميها
I created my own language called shadöli
Ij krataa meī on savalagē kaijfö šadölii pronunciation: Iy cratah miy ohn savalgay kaiyfoo shadoolay
It is based on German English and has its own characteristics.
Maítszjót! Míná *á posterioréé* (d’mádjáré a famíja por rómánzí) tambeí fän 🙂
@FlizoFox is it agglutinating like Turkish?
Mine is very much so, and words can get really long, like in álőtáldozpeídoríû-“anthropomorphic animal” (animal-stand-two-feet-neutral gender)
And also this video is extremely high quality. This is the exact video that i was looking for for years now. It sucks people don’t really show them making their own conlang because it’s very fascinating. And yes i know some of the big conlang youtubers.
I have made my own language. But unfortunately the videos are not too entertaining of a format as a lot of you-tubers.
Me: making my language as a kid with no fu*king knowledge of linguistics and thinking my language is the best language there could be
This video: A guy saying not having much experience studying linguistics and doing better than me
That would've crushed me as a kid
You gained a sub from the roast!! Can’t wait to see your content every week :)
☹️
Love the intro dude!
First!
First!
Absolutely yes! I made a language for people to speak in secret (cause nobody knows about the language) i call it "Wilish" its pretty similar to english and sanskrit (im indian) i wanted to add more words so i came here lol.
the language sounds a lit like toki pona,
IMAGINE A LANGUAGE CALLED [[Kromer]]
Kromer krmoer kroomėr
anymas fr fam innit bruv for real innit famalam
Kromer Kromee Kromeerr
Khan stag anymay chuntah
It's disappointing you only have 68 subs right now. This is really nice content.
Really nice video, would love to see more of this kind of content in the future, maybe to see you develop a conlang over lots of episodes. Earned a sub
Conlang is the slow process of discovering you’re at the bottom of a mining pit and you’re going to have to claw your way out of it in order to escape the patterns of your native language
i have that too! It's called Okenese, from my last name "Okken". It's a mix of Dutch and English (i speak both fluently). Þits is an foorsempel-zinšens fof þe Okeneše taayul. (This is an example sentence of the Okenese language.) The grammar is based of the dutch grammar, since that's my first language. If you know English and Dutch, it's very easy to learn!
For me, naming the language is waaaaay down the list. The one I'm currently working on... Here's my process: okay, so these creatures basically have a duck bill/beak so they don't have lips. And they have a sinus crest arrangement like a horn or flute, with 2 holes which can be capped with a flap of skin to make three different tones. The high tone will be for alarm originally, developed into questions, potential falsehoods etc. The lowest tone is a long distance communication now used for proven factual statements only. Nasal sounds will predominate due to the large sinuses. They won't use any unvoiced consonants and fricatives will be least common. Because there are no lips they won't be able to make O or U sounds (experiments with holding lips stiff and making various noises) so yeah, 3 vowels only, aa ehh and ii. All long. Very slow spoken language. Consonants... let's have three points of placing the mouth and tongue. Labiodental, alveolar and velar. 3s seem to be a big deal in this culture, maybe they have a base 3 number system? Anyway we'll go with m, n and ng; voiced stops b, d and g; fricatives V, Z and a kind of rolled G I dunno what to call it; and liquid R, L and J. The written language will be an abjad, written with a calligraphic brush and the angle of the letter will denote the vowel - we'll say a is \, e is | and i is /. Now to fiddle around with letter shapes and generate some root words and grammar...
I had no idea you could speak so many languages!
Came from the roast, LOVEEEED watching this!! Love your humor man, I can definitely see you going far hehe
I've been making my own language for a while now. It's not easy, but with my friend it's pretty fun!
I also made my own language and its the easiest language in the world if you know English (its backwards English (Mikhalish)
“subscriptian” … okay that was clever man ill subscibe . lol
My language is called Russyrian, it has ties to Russian, Slovenian, Hebrew, Armenian and Croatian. I’m still trying to make the Grammar and everything else which is a little tough but I have a huge imagination so I pretty much am gonna try my best to finish and confuse my friends with the language I’ll speak
My language is called 'чрілліч' crillic. I decided to use the crillic alphabet because I thought that russian and Ukrainian was too hard for me, so I decided to use the crillic alphabet but easier. If you know English, then you can learn it to, since it has literal English translation, but you must know the чрілліч alphabet first. For example. Hi in English is h and I. So in crillic, its гі. *Г=h*
*і=i* hi=гі.
I hope it makes sense
@@Electrostatic_Fusion is it a full conlang or just a cipher
@@aeaeeaoiauea I scraped it lol
I created my own language too!
Oi Taken4Granted, Y ngio re, e y mere kroi meanderszin!
(Hey Taken4Granted, I love you, and I love your language too!)
*Conlang Critic would like to know your location*
Same
Yup
"Welcome to conlang critic, the only show that gets stuff wrong about your favorite conlangs, today we will be reviewing the menace to well thought out linguistics and grammar, Subscriptian"
i get a wanna learn a language app as soon as i click on the video 💀🙏
Grant I’m sorry bro. I wasn’t subbed. That was a mistake. Great video
brooo ur so underrated, VERY GOOD VIDEOS AND U ONLY HAVE 500 subs! You deserve more than this
Oh I am creating my own Language too! It's called Tamadith,and it's inspired by Hebrew.It's written from right to left,like other Semitic language do,and the characters are blocks like Hebrew and Chinese - my native language.But it isn't exactly pronounced like Semitic languages.
The few existing words are borrowed from various languages,and I will use English as the base grammar but might alter the grammar a little bit,to make a little bit difference from English.
How do you greet in Tamadith:
Mieshdi(mean "Greetings" - my own creation)!Bi(I - from Manchurian) theh (from English "the" ) oros ( name) Alami Ib(e)n Datus.
I'm really grateful that the Google algorithm brought to me this video.It surely will help me out in the future (But I need to study more languages first).Thank u!
I don't have a language but it's a writing system and its written up to down and people say it looks like Japanese when in reality it was just made from my old one
Hsilahkim deman egaugnal a edam i
It means "I made a language named Mikhalish"
@@MikhailRiyaz2013 Xol odim ana’fet shayimir “Tabamik” (my language creation is called tabamik)
I have one but I'm not finish making it it's like Arabic it has Arabic letters but different ways and pronounce
Wow, i'm so pleased that as the first exaple of -ian you used my native language
Many thanks! This is THE thing, about creating languages. I've already tried some things with ideograms. But now, I think I'm going to try do something hybrid, like Egyptian. Cheers!
This is a really entertaining video.😃Thank you for making it.😃
I think it’s interesting how languages develop. I’ve tried this before.
I love how your language sounds like my native dialect, especially the “sika” part which means you in my native tongue
there’s no way you only have 100 subscribers
SUCH A GOOD VIDEO
bomb video!! your editing and on camera personality will take you far. Came from the roast, keep going! subbed :)
You need more subs. Amazingly underrated! Get him from 171 to 171,000
I’m making my own language for a fantasy people for tabletop gaming. Complex grammar but simplified text (I used Tifanagh and Cherokee characters) able to be written quickly on stone.
Great Stuff, watched it during the roast!
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We need more progress and detail of this conlang hahaha
*Conlang
Constructed Language
"Step one, name your language"
Bro really did the last step first 💀
I made a language called “Vovelian” and In the name, “Vovel” and “Lian” mean vowel and language respectively in English. So it's technically called “Vowel Language” in English.
Uaiaaiioaia, Ia, Oia, Uaia
@@numers_ it does have consanants in it tho, But it's like Ñ, It's an N with a thing on top of it. The consanants are the things on top of it. So for example à will be “Na” since Enye.
@@PerfectionReincarnated in the International Phonetic Alphabet (wait, is that a linguist in a bar?) a tilde represents nasal (like ɛ̃ is nasal ɛ)
'colang' though? Good video, underrated channel keep up the vids :P
i've been studying korean for a year and a half and japanese for 3/4 a year now, and i think i need to spice up since i'm not that good... otherwise i'm native finnish+swedish, fluent in english, able to converse in german + understand spanish kinda nicely :3
For the sounds, I'd recommend going on the IPA Wikipedia, it shows you the symbols and allows you to hear how it sounds. You should also try watching maybe a tutorial or smth to understand more about conlanging, so if you try again, it'll be easier for you
I’ve created three languages one is called ro One is called shree and the one I’m creating right now is called quentainien all of them are inspired off of different languages. Most of them are ancient numerals, and letters.
This is so good
I made a conlang called Skáiléng which was derived from english and Trigedasleng (a conlang made by David J. Peterson). theres a saying in my lang - Po fli or po fél. (fly or fall)
Great job man, I forgot what it felt like to be a beginner
fun fact: the hush language of limberwisk dosent have a single vowel so the language sounds like wispering!
I like making Conlangs! I made a language called Joshian (Josèiêz). It is simple and doesn’t have many grammar rules. For example, “Jai èta èl roik.” means i am the king. Maybe for you it’s not simple, but it is written as it is pronounced!
Fr an underrated channel tho.
Come from the roast to say, this is a great video keep it up man!
I’m thinking of making a conlang, so has anyone who’s ever made one before have any tips?
Great video!
my language is spoke and written and it has 25 characters
for a language that looked like it took at most 2 days this sounds really realistic
I like your english pronunciation bro (or maybe is just your voice), a pretty good one
Why is this so underrated
Nice, but with conlanging comes linguistics knowledges, so don't worry about not knowing grammar, just take a ride on wikipedia and start learning
My English, good as ever.
Mi Español, cómo llegar.
Mo Gaeilge, Tá sé ceart go leor.
naming it should never come first
id recommend setting some goals, building a phonology, and going on from there
Herr from the roast. Love the vid. 🎥
Holy crap you are underrated
Were on the same track with that ian thing bc my language also ends with that
coming from a linguist that has made 3 conlangs, and can speak 4 languages (my English is meh), you did quite good. For a quick language, amazing. On average, it takes 1-7 years to make a language. 👍
Damn, so long??!?
Well for himans at least
اريد ان اطرح سؤالا ما اسم ذلك الموقع التي استخدمته في الحصول على كلمات؟
Maybe it's just me, but this sounded eerily similar to Toki Pona. Keep practicing, this is coming along well so far 👍
I have made my own language (aka conlang) with its complete grammar. And my first part of it is its grammatical cases (Nominativve, Accusative, Genetive, Dative, Locative, Ablative, Instrumental and Vocative)
Éú cászíé daínoz ést fadjok: 😐
My cases-PLR-GEN nineteen is i am-1S PSN: emoji-BRD
Me with my 19-cases: 😐
Either way, pretty cool
@@yurtnurtgarrme sad
@@tunistick8044 your language is still awesome though!
@@yurtnurtgarr thanks 💖
i've tried making my own language before, i think it turned out pretty well, it looks like korean but sounds like japanese (an example of a sentence would be "ke lamashino konsu netoka sayenba" which means "i have to take a break")
bro why is there only 34 comments, im so suprised. this vid is super high quality.
I'm blessed to be have been born bilingual. It makes your conlang much more unique and interssant
Woah how underrated-
I made like 12 conlangs. But two are successful. My language Lüm and my new language i just made two days ago Egineskuinera which means Do the right. In the basque dialect of spanish
Basque is a completely different language from Spanish, and egin eskuinera means do to the right (it's not the right you think it is 😐😐)
I did actually create my own language once. It was a mix of Czech, Hungarian, Polish, and Lithuanian
Mine is Hungarian too!/Á tambeí madjarrúlok!
I know some Germanic language but my elf is still waiting for her goddamn language to be updated gradually getting more angry
Most languages have words with many different meanings. I have one where the words “yes” and “no” can be “yes”, “success”, “good”, “no”, “failure” and, “bad” depending on where they are placed in the sentence.
Good job!!
2:26 is it a coincidence that the #4 for grammar is the color of grammarly?
Super cool video!!! I have learned subscriptian by subscribing!
i created a language few years back and its called "Govvash" and has russian and swedish soundings.
It has its own writing systems as well
"hoeppa dig havoshen un zhradze dayagen"
I'm currently making a language called kà-nỳl-soā and I'm having trouble with the grammar (scroll for more)
So basically if i wanted to translate "I have seen a dog" I would first break it down "I (the language doesn't have 'have') to see dog"
And then into the spoken version "chö-(symbol for past tense)-bō-äst-hīʃ"
Which is basically three symbols, I basically turned five words into three symbols ps the language is in svo and words like have, done, before are all replaced with the past tense symbol aka : : and present tense is : . Future tense is : and predictive tense is . (Predictive tense is when someone says "I think so and so will happen").
I'm the 30th subscriber :D
0:30 what sleeves?
nice video, but it's conlang, not colang
This video is underrated
1:59 website link?
Could you send me the list of all words in Subscriptian
your language is beautiful can you make more videos speaking it'