Isheh Waai eddakv oke Y glivkkik psiaqi

“Stick your head in a f*cking toilet”

Wixem Empire :)

Im making a romance conlang myself so, why not make it a thing again?

Hy I dont have much to say but hy

Please dont look into Ornu too much rn, too volatile. It will be functional before long inshallah

The letters. If there’s one or two letters, then it’s important. The pronunciation will change

Let’s use accst (means sh!t but who cares) as an example. Accst would be pronounced Akst. Since there is two C’s in accst, then it will be pronounced with a hard C, like in soccer. However, csada (meaning went) has one c, so it will be pronounced with a soft c, like in city, making the s silent

Another example, using the letter A this time: rixalo. (I know it’s my username, it’s also a Wixemi word meaning chaos). Rixalo is pronounced ricks-ah-low. It’s pronounced a short A, like apple. Now, the word Aas (meaning the), is pronounced “ace”, with a long A, like in able

Hopefully, this wasn’t confusing

My username actually means “Chaotic” in Wixemi :D

It was not intentional but I love chaos so I went “Why not, make it a Wixemi word” because my username was just random letters

ITS THERE AGAIN ASSEGARTAN IS ON "explore conlang" NO WYA

Dóvraj práwöe dszír zebólsz!

(Tax fraud for life)!

(random thing) i don't know why my conlang (assegartan) is randomly popular in languages but i admire it

So a while ago, I made a fictional country: the Wixem Empire. And to add to it, I decided to make a language as well: Wixemi

And… yeah. That’s it

All I know about the language so far is that, just to be mean, I’m gonna make the letter pronunciation different than it should be. T is going to be pronounced as O

Wixem Empire = The country

T = At (yes it’s just T)

Vteora = Hello

Glivk = the F word lmao

Coincidence?

I think we should be able to comment on pages in order to give feedback whether we like it or not instead of using the discussions.

Cursive for Yuwahasu.

What do you think of these two scripts of Yuwahasu

Both are Yuwahasu scripts but the vertical one is archaic and the horizontal one is modern.

So I was thinking of adding a new phoneme based on the /ɲ/ phoneme, a /t/ version. Represented by "ty". I looked it up and it may be in Japanese? I would like to know if I could use that phoneme in any of my languages.

I'm glad the Conlang Wiki now looks more like it used to, instead of being blue and white like a default wiki.