#522
Make a colour-coded conlang. In writing, the more red a sentence appears, the angrier, more violent or (confusingly) more romantic it is. More depressing sentences are more blue.
To convey this in speech, you have to repeat the colour name a suitable amount of times, anywhere within the sentence.
For example, if you’re slightly annoyed that you dropped your pen, you would say, “oh no I’ve dropped RED my pen”. If you’re absolutely furious because you’re a Suburban Mum™ and someone has just criticised your son’s football abilities, you might yell, “Susan RED how RED dare RED you RED he RED is RED my RED perfect RED angel RED and RED one RED Day RED he’s RED going RED to RED win RED the RED world RED cup RED we’ll RED see RED who’s RED laughing RED then RED”
