How to make a "real" language - Workshop 1

[@playdoughmaster808]

I know the conlong community on UA-cam is pretty small but for all the work this guy does its surprising he doesn’t have at least a thousand subscribers

[@jamohasjam]

he does, after 2 years :D

[@mujtabaal-bushari6733]

Awesome job

[@ALLHEART_]

Hope you continue this series dude.

[@Hwelhos]

looks great, well done

[@soton4010]

with the change mt bt ᵐbt > mb bd mt I dont see that happening without some other middle steps
m, ᵐb, b all share two things both are [+voice] and [-continuant]
if t goes from [-voice] > [+voice] from m and b then I would expect ᵐb to do it too
to get mt bt ᵐbt > md bd mt I would do ᵐb > mb
then [+voice] > [-voice] / _C[-voice] // V_ (abt, ambt, arbt > abt, ampt, arpt)
later [-voice] > [+voice] / C[+voice]_ (abt, amt, ampt > abd, amd, ambt)
and finally mbt > mt
tho having mt mbt > md mt imo is odd, I would have done mt mbt > nt mt or nd md

[@kadenvanciel9335]

Should I ask about the Birasne Feor lexicon?

[@caimaccoinnich9594]

I love this.

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

Do you like how red tables smell?

[@kadenvanciel9335]

You look a bit like Edgar Grunewald(Artifexian).

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

He's Irish☘️

[@nemetskiylager]

17:50 it's really unrealistic. There's no languages in which this change have happened.

[@soton4010]

Blackfoot had k > ks before i/iː,
Djeoromitxí have ps/bz coming from an old p/b before i (now contrasting with p/b after some vowel lost)
Sotho has pʃ’ pʃʰ bʒ fʃ (those some speakers say tʃ’ tʃʰ ʒ ʃ)

[@jamohasjam]

it isnt inspired by any language, its just a language on its own