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The Alphabet of the Mayla language. Romanization is not that accurate. Many sounds in Mayla only have loose equivalents to the Roman alphabet. 'h' is a vowel. "q' is more like 'ng', 'm' sounds closer to 'v', etc.More about this alphabet, and its language, at conworkshop.info/view_language…
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Drakynfly In reply to ad-referendum [2017-07-22 18:18:12 +0000 UTC]
Thanks a lot, and thanks for the watch!
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Drakynfly In reply to Kythkyn [2017-07-22 02:42:00 +0000 UTC]
well. this gets a little complicated. see the linked CWS page for everything. If you don't wanna go there, here's the simple version:
's,z,f,v,x,l,j,i,e,o,u,a' are the same as their IPA counterparts,
m = ṽ
n = l̃
g = ɣ
q = ɣ̃
y = ɨ
h = ɑ / ɦ̩*
consonants become palatalized before 'j'
vowels become nasalized between nasal consonants.
'l' and 'n' become velarized when near 'x' 'g' or 'q'
additionaly there are many alternate versions of consonants when before the vowels 'i,y, and u' notably:
'f' and 'v' become 'ɸ' and 'β'
's' and 'z' become 'ɕ̻' and 'ʑ̻'
'x' and 'ɣ' become 'ç' and 'ʝ'
you might notice the complete lack of plosive, and yes, i know that's weird, but the race that this conlang was made for cannot make plosives.
this leaves out a few things, but again, all the info is on the linked CWS page. It has all the chart that explain this better.
*Free variation
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Kythkyn In reply to Drakynfly [2017-10-23 17:01:50 +0000 UTC]
Cool! I'd initially thought that < m > was / ɱ / which is what prompted me to ask
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Drakynfly In reply to JohnRaptor [2017-07-21 22:37:12 +0000 UTC]
Thank you. Nice looking cat.
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