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On just a pure concept level this is absolutely genius, amazing job! It makes me imagine a version of this where instead of Star Wars everything is a reference to previous shared experiences between the speakers, rendering the language completely incomprehensible to an outside observer. There are just so many ways you can twist and turn this concept into new interesting forms. Pound for pound probably the single most inspiring submission (at least to me)

Bob's your atyati is so funny.

this is my favourite language ever! also it would be possible for a huge star wars fan to understand this language without any prior learning!

Talk about a puzzle! Imagine showing someone this language along with english translations, and asking them to reconstruct the star wars story just with that.

2:56 you literally just said "poisonpoison" in Russian

You guys got any words from different languages that have cool meanings built into it for my conlang?

You have given me an idea. Not sure if it'll turn out cursed or not, but we'll see. A conlang where sentences are the words. Basically the parts would build up the meaning. I'll have to look at ways to employ this, but I think the base idea to be workable.

This is a brilliant concept, and cleverly executed! Love the fool narticles

13:15 Fun fact about Polish. We habe the same word for the word pair west/sunset. The same with pairs: east/sunrise, south/noon, and north/midnight.

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Palpatin hopa anakin jiska duku, obiwan hopa kriviyus bola utapau, luk hopa murishani artuditu stuka benkenobi hopa murishani artuditu Palpatine TO Anakin WITH Dooku, Obi-Wan TO Grievous AT Utapau, Luke TO FRST Artoo-Detoo QUAL Ben Kenobi TO FRST Artoo-Detoo "Do it" (imperative?) "Hello there" dunno but possibly also hello? probably meant to tell everyone to subscribe or something

I might make this in my two conlangs

missed opportunity to use erebesh as the orthography

Tamarian Buddies!

While I love the podracer numbering, it could also make sense to have a base 6 numbering system based on either the titles of the movies, or the master-apprentice chain from Yoda to Luke (including Anakin)

Wow! As a Star Wars AND Star Trek fan, this is AMAZING! Bosnas jiska amadala mulira ani bola droidship. <together + overjoyed> Um, regarding that 20:08 Bit at the end of the video to translate ourselves. Um... Tarken bigsa kipuna luk jiaka torpido <refusal, as if a thing were outlandish> That is, if I've translated that text correct, and translated mine correct. Nerdy qualifying point: Even the Tamarians (Darmok species) seem to have personal names, even if they don't refer to themselves. "Picard and Dathon at El-Adrel." Again, Wow!

That's some cumbersome thinking !

Omg it's not moss!!!!!

Idea for orthography, things are conveyed as stills from the movie, but connections between these are conveyed with various wipes

interesting! can you recommend any proto austronesian resources for ppl looking to make their own AS conlangs?

my guess for the bit at the end: (spoilers i guess) strike, engagement, unwanted aka: hit subscribe don't

So...without the misisng articles.... wHaT dOeS tHe TrAnSlAtIoN aCtUaLlY sAy!?!?

very kool

This is giving... a mode invented for or by an autist to communicate through the medium of their special interest, and I love it for that. Tho my own echolalic preference would be communicating through only quoted lines of a story, which sadly I can only rarely work into the right context.

Even thought I’m not a Star Wars fan and I’ve never watched a single Star Wars movie, I loved this conlang so much!!

this defies the convention of language in all the right ways. great job sort of reminds me of Ascian from The Book of the New Sun; that language was built up by only saying government approved-quotations (whose whole meaning would be memorized rather than the specific words within).

This is amazing, top 5 of the ones I've seen for sure. I'll be voting for you unless I have to choose just one.

THE RETURN!!!!!

Difficult, difficult; Lemon difficult... Love the idea behind this one :0

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Every time I hear Lichen’s voice, I think he sounds like Grian (the Minecraft RUclipsr)

For my first conlang I decided to just keep my German morphemes, which was really fun, cause I understood what I said.

Could Kanguçwan be written with Chinese Hanzi? There is an IE conlang called Prosian written with Hanzi, and I’m thinking of an Afroasiatic conlang written with Hanzi, though with the lack of consensus for the PAA phonology…

Noce, now I wanna learn Examplish.

Whats a louse

the AI imagery is headache inducing but the tips on conlanging are really helpful!

I'm Making A Conlang Named Pakish, And I Can't Make Words. Similar To My Other Conlangs, Xawu and Hajabian. Hajabian Is Actually 3 Conlangs. This Helps Me A LOT. Now, I Can Finish Xawu And The 3 Hajabian Conlangs! Random Inspiration Is My Favo(u)rite. Pakish Is Smol, So I Took Inspiration from Toki Pona. It Helped Me A Lot! Thank You.

I like that easter egg thing :> My friend usually goes into the water when we play minecraft so I made the root for swimming "t-e-ch-r", which resembles part of how I pronounce their username "detrilogue" :>

i find it surprising that i did not find you sooner on youtube given how you provide helpful information about topics i struggle with

idk man, i dont think bottoms (me) deserve justice

WHY DID YOU CALL A WASHING MACHINE A *microwave* WHYYYYY Edit: 17:02 hold up r u using the Ubuntu font?

I have to say that generators are a deep subject. I mean, not only do you need to be able to generate a class III(c) verb borrowed from Western Fn%pqq^ (remember those trade routes!) after the consonant rotation but before the second spelling reform, but ideally (er, right) you'd be able to generate the _existence_ of class III(c) borrowings from Fn%pqq^. Um, let me try and reverse that thought into something useful. It's fun to work out your classes and cryptoclasses and make them _parameters_ to the generation process. This even makes things like lists of conserved words useful again: they should be statistically different from borrowings. Similarly, it's nice if there are statistical patterns relating phonology to inflectional and selectional subregularities. If nothing else it gives you something to feel smug about.

I successfully created my own conlang for my diary book I got an inspiration from Kanji, but i only use the Pictograms which tell what the object supposed to looked like I manage to create basic things for everyday life, but still developing with more Unlike Kanji that only covered small percentage of Pictograms, i'll be using pictograms to it's fullest

I love the background sounds! It’s like we are sitting by a campfire at night telling different legends and myths we’ve heard. Great video!!

To be fair to -or, it's technically productive as it is just -er for verbs with a state/action noun form ending in -ion, so any words created with that ending will have an -or suffix. So Funimation staff are Funimators rather than Funimaters (because they aren't fun to... you get the idea).

I personally use AIs to generate the word "forest" in 50 languages, I choose 4-10 words that I like the sound or how they look, an then ask the bot to combine them in many different forms, also changing some things by myself, until I have a word that I like.

we critiquing conlangs with this one

How I do it is by making random monosyllable words which I will in turn use to make giant words, like how in Sonpe Pra Dindi, Bihesavnhekan, or air domesticated land animal means chicken.