#contructed language

[awkwardplant]

some insults in my (untitled) conlang

Nasa shéka-tiku-tisha dzépa mitu = You fight like a farmer

Nasa paka sasé dzipa daki = You make me want to die 

Pusha suta mama dzipa? = You want your mummy?

Uda-yahi édata abumé = Dirty old man

Nasa yuata-dzépa = You’re feral/crazy

Sanu-yahi tasuti = Blockhead

Nasa zaza sika tiku déda-uda daki tuba = Killing you would make the world a better place 

Nasa ziitu duzja-nupu bitsu daki kué = You’re the ugliest monster ever created 

Pukanu bubu nuka = Bastard

Nasa yumé yidzi-kiya = You’re walking white, aka You’re a yellow-belly/coward

Sasé-tisha uda kéna, madi tsubazja kéna dzipatuba? = Would you like to be buried or cremated?

Muya nasa bubu késuti shukue, nubi sasé-dzepa-kue yapakue dikakue =  When your father first saw you he must have been mortified! 

Nasa saba saba-hitsa édata abumé zjuta = Go to bed with a crying/desperate old man, aka Fuck off

Nasa kite madi = You push a heap, aka You’re a bitch

Nasa paka zudza tsama = You love my rope, aka Cocksucker

[shro0msquid]

Brief Conlang Overview

I'm developing a mixed conlang from a language with mainly open syllables and few consonant clusters and a consonant cluster rich language. The mix comes from refugee humans arriving on a planet with indigenous aliens. The language will have the following:

Active-Stative alignment with optional marking for volition (Acehnese)

Mandatory evidentials a la Quechua that will combine with pragmatic particles

A complex case system loosely based on the finnic system

I'm considering gender but don't want it to be too clunky. There's already a lot going on haha

[multicoloredbee]

(Probably cursed) conlang idea where instead of a word being made up on individual phonemes, the specific word is determined by the difference between two consonants

(Asume this is written like an abjad)

So pb would be consideres the same as td and kg, /pab/, /tad/, and /kag/ because the consonants all differ from the previous in the same way

/bam/ and /dan/ are also the same, as are /saz/-/ʃaʒ/, /daɾ/-/ᶑaɽ/, and /caʎ/-/kaʟ/

Ooooo, or maybe if you put all the consonants in a list and had the difference being simply going up and down the list a certain amount it could also be made into a tonal system with just a couple changes... almost like wierd singing

[koarrolu]

Some widely known logos written in Koarrolu.