ITT we make a language for shitposting pinai nezh everything you need - grammar guide/dictionary pastebin.com/8DzLS50b
a week ago some anons on Sup Forums decided to attempt to create a language for shitposting what we currently have > approximately 300 words > basic grammar structure which allows for flexible words order but also allows a large amount of complex sentences to be created > simple but unique verb conjugation system > number system
summary of previous thread > dictionary and grammar guide are updated and now semi organized > we have imported kekkish words > some anons are attempting to create their own dialect
what we need > we need to make words for nations/languagrs > we need a name - tri nation of niptri - japan
- mak person of/ citizen of niptrimak
- nat language of niptrinat
Bentley Green
possible names taken from previous threads and language vocab > kakak - kokok will mean to speak in kakak, conjugated form of kakak means we speak to ourselves in kakak > Sup Forumsish > 4tran - named after mythical figure Dr. Tran > yotsubanat > kädz > meme cant > poshokat bobol - meme speak > poshokok'hem nat - shitposter's language > intrinat - intish > nutai kektrinat - new kekkish > nad der poshok - language for shitposting > nuchnat - chan language > nuchtrinat - chanish
Brody Johnson
So has pole's dialect been decided on? The german has to agree with it too.
Jack Baker
this is nice
Evan Taylor
If you wanna learn read the OP's pastebin and also this sharelatex.com/project/57b34a8cb85979b82a288918 the alternate dialect. Go through some of the previous threads and look at speaking attempts people have made
Jeremiah Scott
> reasons for block marker system
some say that the marker system seems awkward or repetitive here are some reasons why this system is a good fit for an Sup Forums language
> gives a flexible word order a shitposting language needs to be flexible > gives unique grammar which is easy to learn yet also able to make complex sentences no need to memorize rules about word order > gives ability to say a sentence in several ways while keeping the same meaning this will allow speakers to communicate with others while using the word order from their native language making this equally as easy for anyone to use and a truly international language which not just a variation of an existing language or language family
Colton Rivera
This is really exciting to read through! I don't know about linguistics enough to contribute, but I'd like to help by picking up the language.
Jose Reyes
Alright here's a quick question. I see that there's a lot of use of vowels with two dots over them. My computer doesn't have a keypad, so what's the best way to type that easily?
Logan Gonzalez
People have just been typing both of the same letter. bavot = I kill bavöt/bavoot = I killed
That's the OP dialect anyway. Things are a bit different in I don't think we've decided on which to use, I'm waiting for more people that were here previous threads to show up and talk about it
> vote for your favorite > new strawpoll will be created tomorow with the top five names
Nathaniel Mitchell
if you cant use accents you can capitalize the vowel
Nathaniel Sanchez
you can contrubute by helping create cunt names
Levi Collins
Yeah This is pretty much why people voted against the german's. But all of these advantages still exist in the pole's dialect, it also uses the marker system, it's just not as verbosely written.
Jayden Lee
I think the second one seems simpler, but I haven't had the chance to make a full read through. Neither one seems incredibly difficult. Whatever it is, it really ought to be decided quickly. As soon as that happens, we can make Quizlet type things so people can train wth vocab. I'll try!
Aaron Walker
Hey, wie geht's?
Eli Cruz
So things like this:? >china >chingtri
>Argentina >saraitri
>Australia >Poshoktri
>Sweden >Kokotri
>Finland >Tosotri
I'm not too great with country memes.
Lucas Richardson
pupu
Angel Reed
thats good
> jutri > israel
> rochtri > turkey
> liftri > canada
Nicholas Miller
funish
Evan Miller
Now we can't have too many consonants, right? So America can't be >Lardtri How do double consonants work? >Fattri? Something simple like >Murtri?
Also UK >bongtri
Is there a place where we're compiling country names?
Colton Jones
pupu. be tapen fa def nogai nat. I'd like to make some pictures with the words to remember them.
Jose Morris
list of possible consonant groups z, n, f, l, v, b, s, t, k, y, w, h, d, ch, m, p, ng, sh, bl, ts, vr, gr, tr, kt, ks, mp, sk, st, nd, gl, sn, sp, rt, kr, tr pronounced like how they would be in english g pronounced like english gift j pronounced like english jam r not sure how it will be pronounced kh pronounced in throat like bach or loch th pronounced like th in english thunder or three dh pronounced like th in engish the or that zh would be pronounced like j in French Jean
we can add more if needed
there can be a maximum of two consonant groups next to eachother
Jaxon Anderson
i tried organizing the dictionary by putting related nouns next to eachother
i also added several words from kekkish pastebin.com/8DzLS50b see bottom for dictionary
Ryan Lewis
Proposing the adjective okay = ogai
Liam Ortiz
needs a consonant > kogai
Logan Howard
how about mogai
Evan Miller
Is anyone seriously going to memorize all this?
Kayden Campbell
sounds good
Ryan Brown
no need to memorize every word just the basics and grammar and the rest will probably be picked up as people use the language
Evan Fisher
Unrelated: Is these a good manual on conlang creation that doesn't boil down to copying existing language and replacing it with a wacky font? I have some ideas, but I'm no linguist so I need guidance
Hudson Clark
I'm no linguist either, and seeing as I'm monolingual you're probably inherently better at this sort of thing than I am, but I'd say learn or at least become sort of familiar with the grammar of some weird and unique conlang like lojban just for some perspective and then make your own
Jace Jenkins
Thanks!
Caleb Howard
Lel very nice
Eli Barnes
> stozai
Zachary Harris
im not a linguist either but i think that the best way to make a unique conlang is to have a unique grammar and limit the similarities between real language words
Juan Morgan
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Christian King
Ok so the max two consonant groups next to each other.
Do we pronounce double consonants differnetly, or glottally like some English dialects do?
Charles James
Be pastin
Landon Foster
To yam be pasten
William Hernandez
pistan
Benjamin Jackson
Be sarer, be gatof zhe be naroz zhe. Gonai nalit/ salit!
Ayden Hill
To yam be hatit ta nasemok zhe be poshok def yam zhe.
I'm making the noun ones now. I'm thinking later on I'll go through and sort the nouns by what type of things they are, but for now, they'll just be in the order of the paste bin.
Hunter Anderson
there is a group of nouns that are derived from verbs which are all next to each other > knowledge - mouth
animals are also next to eachother > bear - whale
you can make separate quizlets for these if you want to keep them short
Adrian Johnson
Oh, I see the logic in it now. I started noticing how they were derived as I was making them and added a few. quizlet.com/_2fb762
I'll keep them shorter to be manageable for me and for people using them alike. If we put them in a spreadsheet or something at some point, we could probably very easily alphabetize and put them into a dictionary.
No, but some things change. Like to go from child (chan) to boy you make it (ochan) or (achan) for girl. There isn't an object gender like Spanish where bandera is female and pelo is male.
Owen Cruz
Language has to use IT'S OWN diacritis/digraphs.
Sebastian Carter
I mean since it's a shitposting language it has to be something we can type.
Andrew Gray
In case whoever makes the next thread wants to add this, this is the account under which I've posted all of the study sets I've made. Even if I disappear or someone else makes more as we develop more words (especially country names!!), they should still hopefully be useful.
I know complex tenses aren't really necessary at this point, but some things might be helpful, like gerunds. Any ideas? Perhaps accent both vowels?
Benjamin Myers
I still like poledialect desu but if we're going by the pastebin I'll learn that too, just hope the pole does as well
Jack Cook
To mot nezh be ne diikon zhe be ripop zhe tsi inalit!
To yam be gaakin ta pastebin, sas be daken zhe be gakes zhe ta poledialect.
Sebastian Thomas
we can use the time marker to say things like now, still, again
Liam Wilson
creating history...
Bentley Allen
Ah, I see. That makes sense. Foog, to be miskon tsi uul 'hem topokat
Ryan Fisher
So some words that we'll need and my suggestions, if there are no oppositions:
>word >Dhet
>Sentence >Thetfug
>Phrase / Clause >Thetnas
>Noun >Thetimot
>Verb >Thetbe
>Adjective >Thetdis
>Adverb >Thetbedis
Henry Allen
Whoops, >Word >Thet Not Dhet.
Juan Gray
will this actually catch on or will this just be another kekkish
Matthew Allen
I hope it catches on, but if not, it can at least be a language for half a dozen of us and slowly more in a general for a while.
Wyatt Ramirez
Once it matures and I get used to it I'll write all my posts with it
Hunter Long
I'll try and do the same.
Brandon Anderson
You're all autistic
Colton Hall
we should count how much we have right now
Aaron Myers
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Jace Brooks
emutri australia
kiwitri new zealand
Joshua Brown
SHART IN MART
John Scott
EMU IN LOO
Colton Robinson
Nice to see you guys still at it.
Leo Collins
I know, right? Every board has it's own thing: Sup Forums has its plunderphonic albums, /lit/ has its meme literature and Sup Forums that Jojo Adventure pastiche, it's Sup Forums's time.
Nathan Roberts
I'm a complete illiterate, so I don't know if and how to edit the paste bin. Anything new I see I'll add to the Quizlets as far as vocabulary.
I'm ready to be a part of this meme.
I think you mean
>Be zejon to vir tosotokai
Brody Howard
>Americans cba to learn someone else's language >still want to learn a language but need to be in charge >make up their own fake one to learn instead >get posters from other countries (most of whom are actually billingual) to join in learning their gibberish just because
Please carry on. This is literally how the real world works.
Matthew Barnes
To mot postonat be zijon pa poshokat gonai pa
But really, this is a lot of fun. It's like the evolution of the coded languages or the made-up scripts for your native language that you made as a kid. I can learn another "real" language in class. I can participate in the creation of one here, even if it doesn't last that long. Isn't that exciting?