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In my native language, [ʒ] if it's before E or I, or else it's [g]

In my conlang, [ɢ], if you were to voice the sound K makes (because it doesn't have G)

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They are: ie, ia, ua and uo

Translated: is, is (for adjectives), it (for non-living things), you (for non-living things)

IPA: [je], [ja], [wa], [wo]

@ICantEdit thts an easy consonds

Mandelbrot Explorer, using the

Iav̇ek [jɶˈɸeq] - Yolonification of a swear word in another conlang

In Yolon rain would be "kzihel-ap-zianriәk" which means "many liquids gravitating" l

[qzyheʟ̠ ap ʑjɶnʀjɘq]

liquid-PL-space-force

• Loss of aspiration distinction

• pʲ > p͡ç > ʃ

• ɣ > j /_i

• Limited word-final devoicing

• a > ɛ in stressed syllables

• ɑ and a merge together

• ʌ > ø /(consonant)_(approximant) in unstressed syllables

• ɬs > sk (random)

Yolon: more than 1 syllable = bad

every romance language has nasal vowels i thinjk

huh

you can i think

Probably clhv, pronounced [t͡ʃʎv]

It's not in any word however

Probably Vuovukzokzapazianiuz/Vuovu(11)(3)zianiuz, means "not the 11th last star-like", if you don't count numbers or hyphenated words.

In context, it looks like this:

Xienil vuovukzokzipazianiuz-kzizian ie (That is not the 11th last star-like planet)

[ˈvwɔvukzokzɐzjɐnjuz]

what

RomarrônzoACoisinha

Just make a page clicking in the "Star creating a language now" in the main page. It creates a page with a template.

If you don't want to use the template, you can also create a page without it.