hoipa (joke)
Hoipa is a conlang made by BadgeHunterRBLX made as a joke. It is made from a ton of weird and custom ipa sounds from Hot IPA Symbols Studio. A most likely joke studio on scratch made of custom ipa sounds. Some are good others are meh. Some are just variants and others are actual jokes. Ok here we go with this hellhole of a chart.
If there is 2 in a spot top is voiceless and bottom is voiced
Kay(f)bop(t)
Notice: This page uses info from the video below.
- 1 What is Kay(f)bop(t)
- 2 Phonology
- 2.1 Consonants
- 2.2 Vowels
- 2.3 Phonemic Hats
- 3 Orthography
- 4 Grammar
- 5 Vocabulary
- 6 Is it good?
Kay(f)bop(t) or Kay(f)dan(f)san(t)ap(t)vlir(t)sang(b)es(p)u(t)vom(b)ngag(t)vlim(p)kay(f)sna(f)kay(f)ga(f) Bop(t)veg(p)daf(f)shof(b)*om(p)vlim(p)ga(f)vlim(p)ga(f) is a constructed language by conlanger Daniel Swanson on his WordPress blog CrazyNinjaGeeks. The full name means "limited, expected, inedible, undying, epic language worth less than $10, which is far less (or more) useful than the average usefulness of things in this category". The conlang is basically a ton of jokes thrown into a single conlang. I'll go to phonology now.
酶 is only used in 酶(p) meaning "null". The other han…
Zhefnic
Every word in Zhefnic is 3 to 6 letters long. The first letter is always a consonant and the second is always a vowel.
The tables below show the alphabet.
my awesome spelling reform
REGULAR
a-æ
e-ɛ
i-ɪ
o-ɑ
u-ʌ
TILDE
a-a
i-i
o-o
u-u
UMULAUT
u-ʊ
ACUTE
any letter-ə
EXAMPLE
Ãlroyt, budĩ, yũv got tũ opcónz hĩr. yũ cen ĩđér bĩ á seynt, õr yũ cen bĩ á grintc.
Begaita
|-
! scope="row" | Nominative
| mal
| maler
| mala
| meb
| meber
| mebes
|-
! scope="row" | Accusative
| male
| malem
| malu
| meben
| mebe
| mebus
|-
! scope="row" | Genitive
| mali
| malis
| malus
| mebu
| mebi
| mebis
|-
! scope="row" | Dative
| malun
| malec
| malumi
| mebun
| mebet
| mebumi
|-
! scope="row" | Vocative
| malai
| maletu
| malama
| meboi
| mebetu
| mebenu
|-
! scope="row" | Prepositive
| malet
| malest
| malas
| mebet
| mebest
| mebes
|}
- 1 Second Declension
- 2 Third Declension
- 3 Fourth Declension
- 4 Verbs
- 5 Syntax
- 6 Lexicon
- 7 Example text
For Abstract nouns that end in a consonant.
For Concrete nouns that end in a vowel.
For Abstract nouns that end in a vowel.
The word order is free, as in Latin, however it generally uses SOV.
…
Interlinear gloss
I've imported the interlinear gloss for wikipedia. It's here. It can be used to format glosses much better.
Like this:
Make a conlang with this style
Here.
- J is pronounced like Y or I.
- W is pronounced like U.
- Ḏ is pronounced like the real J.
- Ḫ is pronounced like "kh".
Klingon Language
The Klingon language (tlhIngan Hol, pronounced [ˈt͡ɬɪ.ŋɑn xol]) is the constructed language spoken by the fictional Klingons in the Star Trek universe.
Described in the 1985 book The Klingon Dictionary by Marc Okrand and deliberately designed to sound "alien", it has a number of typologicallyuncommon features. The language's basic sound, along with a few words, was first devised by actor James Doohan ("Scotty") and producer Jon Povill for Star Trek: The Motion Picture. That film marked the first time the language had been heard on screen. In all previous appearances, Klingons spoke in English, even to each other. Klingon was subsequently developed by Okrand into a full-fledged language.
Klingon is sometimes referred to as Klingonese (most no…
Klingon
The Klingons (/ˈklɪŋ(ɡ)ɒn/ KLING-(g)on;[2] Klingon: tlhIngan [ˈt͡ɬɪŋɑn]) are a fictional species in the science fiction franchise Star Trek.
Developed by screenwriter Gene L. Coon in 1967 for the original Star Trek (TOS) series, Klingons were swarthy humanoids characterized by prideful ruthlessness and brutality. Klingons practiced feudalism and authoritarianism, with a warrior caste relying on slave labor. With a greatly expanded budget for makeup and effects, the Klingons were completely redesigned for Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), acquiring ridged foreheads. In subsequent television series and in later films, the militaristic traits of the Klingons were bolstered by an increased sense of honor and strict warrior code similar to t…
I need help
Is adding particles beside the word instead of modifying it to change its number/gender/mood/etc still count as declining and conjugating?
Sandbox ibnav
Ibnav -- это язык. На нём разговаривают гуманоидные разумные существа.
- 1 Фонология
- 1.1 Согласные
- 1.2 Гласные
- 1.3 Структура слога (C)V(C)
- 2 Грамматика
- 3 Морфология
В ibnav 25 согласных фонем. Также присутсвуют абруптивные согласные.
- Да хоть зубные
- Да хоть пост-альвеолярные
Дописать...
В ibnav 8 гласных фонем. Они все имеют свою долгие/короткие аналоги.
Дописать...
В ibnav большинство корней состоят из одного слога CVC структуры.
Дописать...
я ещё не знаю о частях речи, что не существительные....
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Sandbox/Greetings
Hola - Hola
¿Cómo está? - ¿Cóm stá?
¿Cómo están? - ¿Cóm stán?
Mucho gusto - Much gust
Gusto en verlo - Gust en verl
Gusto en verlos - Gust en verls
Buenos días - Bøn día
Buenas tardes - Bøn tard
Buenas noches - Bøn noch
Sandbox
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights,
Todos los seres humanos nacen libres e iguales en dignidad y derechos y,
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
Alle Menschen sind frei und gleich an Würde und Rechten geboren.
gifted as they are with reason and conscience,
dotados como están de razón y conciencia,
They are endowed with reason and conscience
Sie sind mit Vernunft und Gewissen begabt
must behave fraternally towards each other.
deben comportarse fraternalmente los unos con los otros.
and should meet one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
und sollen einander im Geist der Brüderlichkeit begegnen.
A Sentence in Al Bakiyye
Hello;
I want to share a sentece in Al Bakiyye Language.
- 1 Al Bakiyye (ᒍ Ḷ⟓৬)
- 2 Hûrayca (Al Bakiyyetünhüer)
- 3 English
- 4 German (Deutsch)
- 5 Arabic (العربية)
- 6 Urdu (اردو)
- 7 Hindi (हिन्दी)
- 8 Turkish (Türkçe)
Ꮦ, ⥌M↾ર ØΛƝ ჰŧ OᕴЙરᒍてર Ƒ..↾ ᒍӬ ৬રᛠλ. M〟 Ɲ ≾ЭⱱƆГ ৬ ⊲મ ౨ΛƝ⥌Λഥ.
Reading: Hû, Aamir Qaen ist oyñaralhayar fiiy lâ yartenç. Menin en sevdigi ya kayray Faenaaedır.
Hû, Aamir Khan ist Oynumkumaneleney el Řiyyertenç. Lâ Kalray kio war min saving ist Faana.
Hello, Aamir Khan is the best actor of the world. My favorite movie is Fanaa.
Hallo, Aamir Khan ist der besten Actor der Welt. Mein mein lieblingsfilm ist Fanaa.
مرحباً ، عامر خان هو أفضل ممثل في العالم. فيلمي المفضل هو فناء
ہیلو ، عامر خان دنیا کے بہترین اداکار ہیں۔ میری پسندیدہ فلم فنا ہے۔
नमस्कार, आमिर खान दुन…
How?
I'm working on some conlangs an I'm trying to change some of the provided info from red to green but my inputs don't seem to change anything. How do I do it?
Wikitor Language (Tribal RPG For Roblox Tribe Simulator)
I have been working on a new role play language which is trible. It is becoming more and more complex with the more speakers and words that are gain. I did help a little with a dielect of Star Wars Huttesse. I was more curious what language would sound if it was perfectly functional.
https://conlang.fandom.com/wiki/Wikitor_Language_(Tribal_RPG_For_Roblox_Tribe_Simulator)
Ruslanese
Rouslaniehi kiflendemaha- kiflendemah Rouslaniehi impiyrou. Ke 1564, Rouslaniehi kiflendemaha yuhjedrot razmiy kiflendemaha yqa Roulaniehi impiyrou. (Ruslanese language- language of the Ruslanese Empire. In 1564, Ruslanese language became the official language of the Ruslanese Empire.) Alphabet/Alapfit A (A) Ä (Schwa) B C D E F G H I J K Kk (q) L X M N O Õ p R S T U Ü V W Y Z
language structure
- See also: Part of speech, Morphology, Grammatical category, and Ontology
Verbs form the backbone of language and of reality itself.
- An event is an instance of a verb in the same way that "John" is an instance of "human".
Reality is made up of
- Objects (nouns)
- The attributes of an object are adjectives
- Actions (verbs) which alter the attributes of objects
- The attributes of an action are adverbs
- Rules
- Events cause other events according to precise rules.
Objects and actions with similar attributes belong to the same type. Sometimes a type is just a single property (solid, liqid, gas). Common attributes are:
- Location
- Velocity
- Type of motion
- Size
- Shape
- Composition
- Color
- What is it a part of
- What objects are part of it
- Who owns it
Objects are named for:
- What action h…
Anyone Want a Challenge?
Is it possible to make a challenge?
If so, does anyone want to do a challenge in which they deliberately try to create a language using specific features which they've never used in any other active language on this wiki?
I ask this because I want to see who wants to do a challenge. I guess this may or may not be to anyone's favor.
Some root ideas I have are:
PHONOLOGY
1. The phonological restraints on stops, fricatives, approximants and trills are changed so that the number of places of articulation has to be changed by at least two, and the number of manners of articulation has to be changed by at least three.
2. The number of vowels (secondary articulation/syllabic consonant inclusive) has to be three to the power of three minus the fewest po…
Tribadic Mind - Help Needed!
Hello,
I'm Mordecai Mapper (João "like rio" Dinis one the wikia) and I'm trying to build up this language that it's Tribadic Mind.
I need help from someone that knows a lot about Phonetics and Phoneology for helping me in the build up of the vowels, consoants and editing the alphabet. My main purpose is to make this language more close to Portuguese with a misture of English anf German.
Hope I can recive help!
Thanks for your atention,
Mordecai Mapper
Creating Fjallandic
Fjallandic is a partial worldbuilding/partial thought experiment on how a language or dialect of Old Norwegian might arise in (partial) isolation. Fjalland is a fictional region northeast of Trondheim that, like Elfdalian, preserves several extinct Old Norse features while innovating new features.
Some of the features of Fjallandic are discussed below:
Like Old Norse, Modern Fjallandic has only three regular vowels in unstressed positions – /a i u/. Most traces of Old Norse unstressed vowels have reduced to schwa or syncoped entirely. These new vowels are instead from sequences that contain two similar vowels and either a nasal consonant or a dental fricative in between. (This was taken from ED with permission.)
Like Swedish and Norwegian, Fj…
Creating Greenlandic
Mission: The goal is to construct a naturalistic, a-posteriori conlang, derived from 10th century Old Norse and spoken in Greenland, after centuries of isolation from mainland Europe but reoccurring contact with Native Americans. I intend there to be two main dialects, both of which correspond to the two major historical settlements in Greenland by the Norse: The Western Settlement and the Eastern Settlement. Because it is known that the Norse Greenlanders were in contact with the Inuit, I expect the language to be moderately influenced by that language, possibly taking in a number of loan words or grammatical features. However, I am hesitant to completely supplant the grammar of Greenlandic with that of the Inuit-Eskimo languages. As this…
English Like French?
Some think English is like French with all their contorted spellings. But, notice the vowels or diphthongs in English words like tear, pear, and learn, as well as pour, tour, mouse, and sour. You get the picture. French isn't like this way. French is more consistent.
Modern Slavlang Challenge -- Official Announcement
- 1 Intro
- 2 Overview
- 3 Specific Rules
- 4 Final Judging
- 5 Important Updates
- 6 Entries So Far
Hey guys, it's almost time to start the Modern Slavlang Challenge! (It starts a little bit after the proto-lang challenge ends)
Therefore, I'm reannouncing it so that it will show up under the popular blog posts. (If there's a way to do that without creating a whole nother page, please let me know.
Some things further down on this page have been changed from the original blog post, so please don't assume you know all rules of the challenge just because you read the other blog post. These changes will be underlined.
Also, if you would like to participate, PLEASE comment on this post along with the name of your language so I can add you to the list of entries.
So, w…
Manic Maniac Romance conlangs
This page deals with all Romance conlangs build by Gibberish Inspired.
Gibberish Inspired (talk) 01:43, February 5, 2014 (UTC)
- 1 Italic & Latin Based Conlangs
- 1.1 Italic:
- 1.2 Latin Based Conlangs:
- 2 Gallo-Romance
- 2.1 Oil:
- 2.2 Gallo-Italic:
- 2.3 Other Gallo-Romance:
- 3 Ibero Romance
- 3.1 Astur-Leonese:
- 3.2 Castillian:
- 3.3 Galician-Portuguese:
- 3.4 Navarro-Aragonese:
- 3.5 Mozarabic:
- 4 Rhaeto-Romance
- 5 Italo-Dalmatian
- 6 East Romance
- 7 Created Romance Branches
- 7.1 South Romance
- 7.2 Californian & It's Descendents.
- 7.3 Afro-Romance
- 7.4 Asian Romance
- 7.5 Arpitan
- 7.6 Afro-Iberian
- 7.7 Afro-Gallic
- 7.8 Berbero-Romance
- 8 Other Romance Languages
These languages are either Non-Romance Italic languages or are Romance languages that have few indifferences from Latin to appropiately subcatagorize.
Klatikan - Proto-…
Manic Maniac Japonic conlangs
These are the conlangs made by Gibberish Inspired based after the Japanese language or some other Japonic language (etc. Ryukyuan, Pre-Kara)
Gibberish Inspired (talk) 19:23, February 14, 2014 (UTC)
Thomatan - Japanese/Greek
-Thomatan is spoken in Greece.
Gyan - Ryukyuan/Chinese
-Gyan is spoken in China.
Chantagongese - Japanese/Ryukyuan/Philippine/Formosan/Korean/Capondoan
-Chantagongese is spoken in Korea.
Katamakian - Japanese/Greek/Ainu
Jowan - Japanese/Javanese/Dravidian
-Jowan is spoken in Borneo & Java
Sadanese - Japanese/Batak/Malay
-Sadanese is spoken in Sumatra
Kazingkuan - Japanese/Ryukyuan
Okhutsk - Japanese/Chukchi/Yakut/Kamchatkan/Nivkh/Yukaghir
-Okhustk is spoken by ocean travelling peoples of the Siberian sea of Okhutsk.
Gornakan - Japanese…
Manic Maniac Germanic conlangs
These are the languages created by Gibberish Inspired that where based after any Germanic language or, indeed, Proto-Germanic itself.
This now contains numeral charts for comparison purposes. In those tables, names written with an asterisk (*) are Original conlangs. All else are either natural languages or reconstructions.
- 1 West Germanic - Irminonic
- 1.1 Loxowian
- 1.2 Laferish
- 1.3 Lerinese
- 1.4 Hipsinese
- 1.5 Gastenovic
- 1.6 Uzinese
- 1.7 Murian
- 2 West Germanic - Istvaeonic
- 2.1 Kabardian
- 2.2 Erlindish
- 2.3 Haltese
- 2.4 Solinoldian
- 2.5 Lekstanian
- 2.6 Dislenkoan
- 2.7 Contean
- 2.8 Doandamese
- 2.9 Ermoekese
- 2.10 Jemcenese
- 2.11 Kinese
- 2.12 Habrashomese
- 2.13 Torelian
- 2.14 Germandic
- 2.15 Gritinian
- 2.16 Ojasantish
- 2.17 Alispinese
- 2.18 Veklavan
- 2.19 Preflandish
- 2.20 Meyew
- 2.21 Istvaeonic Numerals
- 3 West Germanic - Ingvae…
Manic Maniac Celtic conlangs
This is a list of Celtic languages made by Gibberish Inspired.
Gibberish Inspired (talk) 01:46, February 22, 2014 (UTC)
- 1 Continental Celtic
- 2 Goidelic Celtic
- 3 Brittonic Celtic
- 4 Celto-Hellenic
- 5 Scandanavian Celtic
- 6 Other Celtic
- 7 The Finyan Language
- Gaulish (not a Gi conlang)
- Early Embean - 300s-1200s
- Middle Embean - 1300s-1600s
- Modern Embean - 1700s-today
- Middle Embean - 1300s-1600s
- Early Embean - 300s-1200s
-Embean is influenced by Emaluan, a Finnic language.
- Gaulish (not a GI conlang)
- Early Pladisese - 700s-1500s
- Modern Pladisese - 1600s-today
- Early Pladisese - 700s-1500s
-Pladisese is spoken in Germany. It heavily influenced by German. It is also influenced by Latin.
- Gaulish (not a GI conlang)
- Early Alpese - 800s-1600s
- Modern Alpese - 1700s-today
- Early Alpese - 800s-1600s
-Alpese is influenced by German. Alpese is closely related to both Lepontic & Noric.
- Gaulish (n…
Manic Maniac conlangs list
This page is for a complete list of languages made by me. This page includes names, linguistic origin, Location, territory, drawn influences, a description of what the language has that motivates me in making it, & my motivation towards the languages creation. The full stories and information regarding phonology, grammar, & vocabulary are not mentioned here. A couple languages have been made, but I probably won't be doing them until I do some more easier to do languages. Suggestions on what language I should do next are currently wanted. You can use the talk page for this page or my talk page. New languages may be included at any time.
Gibberish Inspired (talk) 13:30, February 4, 2014 (UTC)
NOTE: The language count may not be correctly summe…
Germanic challenge - Relay
Below are the rules and the order of the relay for the Germanic challenge. The text will be
Modern Slavlang Challenge
- 1 Overview
- 2 Specific Rules
- 3 Final Judging
- 4 Important Updates
- 5 Entries So Far
The goal of this challenge is to create a modern language descended from one of the following:
- Old Church Slavonic
- Old East Slavic
- Proto-Slavic
The sound changes may not be characteristic to any modern Slavic Language (or any language other than the three listed, for that matter).
- The language must have its sound changes either listed on the page, have a link posted on the page, or be readily available to anyone who requests to see them.
- There will be a required translation, given as soon as the challenge officially begins.
- Starting before the start date is allowed, as long as it is not on the wiki. Feel free to sketch out ideas on paper before the designated start date, but o…
Proto-Lang Challenge
DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED BY TWO WEEKS!
Introduction
Hello, in this challenge the goal is to create an a priori proto-language for a family of your choice. You must also make a list of sound changes to another language in that family (but you do not need to create that other language). The winner of course is the person who makes the most original, most creative, and most well developed language (well developness is important). There were be a required text, which will be announced on the date of the contest
Rules
-The language may not have been started before the contest
-The language must be entirely a priori
- This means no loan words from another language
-Phonology, Orthography, and Grammar must be listed on the site
- There are no rules about what…
The Signup Sheet
Hey guys, it's Koa. I've created a signup sheet for all future challenges on the Constructed Language Wiki. AFAIK (maybe not) I'll be in charge of this but acting under ED. Therefore, as this is an official challenge schedule, it's imperitive that you add your name to the signup list or else you will not be allowed to host an official challenge. AFAIK this is without exception (at least for now) to ensure that this runs smoothly.
Since Septillion has expressed an interest in hosting a challenge, he will be allowed to sign up before midnight, but all other entries may not be posted until after 12:00 AM EST 9/23/15. This will ensure fairness by allowing Septillion to call first dibs if he so chooses.
The signup sheet is located here.
…
Xenolang Challenge
Introduction
The idea here is that you will create an a posteriori* language that does not come from Germanic, Romantic, or Slavic roots. This means no romlangs, germlangs, or slavlangs. The winner is the one who makes the most well-done, realistic, interesting, and/or unique language (in order of my personal values, but not necessarily the winning values).
(*) For reference, an a posteriori language is a language that is directly descended from another language via sound changes, semantic drift, and/or grammatical [d]evolution.
If I forget anything in regards to rules or anything else, please tell me.
To sign-up for this challenge, simply post your acceptance on my talk or post
a comment in the comments section
If any rules are confusing or you …
Germanic challenge - Voting!
So, the challenge has already come to a close and it's time for voting. The voting lasts 2 weeks.
The candidates are:
- Boyait by Maxseptillion77
- Idoburgish by The Kaufman
- Karahien by Th1nkja1lbreak/Cask of Armadillo
- Selingian by Elector Dark
- Swamp Gothic by IHCOYC
- Wexalian by Maxseptillion77
The rules for voting, which are pretty much the same as those of AK's challenges, are:
- All registered members of the community may vote, even those who didn't participate in the challenge.
- All voters have three votes, which may be either positive (+) or negative (-).
- Voters who submitted an entry may only vote for their own conlang once.
- When you vote, you must provide a reason for your decision.
- You may change your vote(s) at any time until the end of the voting pe…
Do you want to create a Germlang or a Romlang with me?
Hi i'm Redwars22. Stop calling me as Andalie!
If anyone wants to create a language with me tell me via the chat or via my e-mail: apj.2012@hotmail.com