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The fricatives are fricative trills. I would transcribe the sound as X͡ʀ (X being a placeholder for the sound).

Can't believe I, a hyperlexic, actually pronounced your conlang name as "DOO-lerr" as it would sound in French.

I wish I could like this video multiple times Thank you.

Almost a year later and I'm still in awe of this beautiful monstrosity and the fact that you built it BACKWARDS.

I love the phonology of this language! Imagine faces of people around you when you are in a bus, your phone rings, and you go like: 18:35

Note-to-self: Douleur moments - 0:11, 0:21, 2:22, 2:43, 8:26 (Dou**L**eur), 12:26, 16:48 Bonus: Trill phoneme moments - 2:10, 2:55 ~ 3:02, 3:53 Cut moments - 2:36, 17:01, 17:35 (Beautiful) Translation - 18:32

Hey fun fact: in Nguh's video announcing CCC3 he showed a screenshot of Tom Scott talking about some videos he saw from CCC2 and he specifically mentioned yours as one he saw. So I guess Tom Scott is aware of your beautiful French^3.

this is such an incredibly original worldbuilding idea and I LOVE it

You failed two language classes but you got your revenge.

am I in history class?

So I just wrote a paper on a section of al-idrisi's book, you may already have found this out, but the only full translation into a European vernacular is in french and from the 19th century. There is a new and better translation of the western half of the book from the 1990s, also into french. Other than that a number of papers explore his descriptions of (mostly european regions) and contain translations of sections of the text so you might be able to find some more info on that, however a lot of the papers are not in english.

I had an idea to do something similar with Lucian's A True Story into a some kind of ttrpg setting guide.

Never underestimate the imagination of medieval people.

birds at 3 am in the morning

Ironically, its name means “pain” in French.

I love grammatical color!

How the hell do you make sounds?!?

Or French on steroids.

This ain't no conlang it's confusing hell

we need gnomic evidentiality in real languages

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Seems like someone was rather influenced by being made to learn French at school! :)

I don't even know what to say other than "Good Lord"

I actually like the phonology

wow

I want an accompanying writing system where 50% of the letters are silent.

I'm so sorry for you.

I just noticed your font makes lines in apostrophes and quotation marks identical, so when under phonotactics it talks about "'" (apostrophe in quotation marks) it just looks like a pair of quotation marks with nothing in them and one of the marks having three lines. An extra little bit of cursedness to make even talking ABOUT this language weird. EDIT: I wonder: Did you just pronounce θͬæͬɐ̃ͬχ̓ɤ̞̃ɐ̃ͬlͬ perfectly once and edit it on, or were you mad enough to pronounce it every time, every take?

how long did this take to make 😭😭😭😭

😂

this is amazing

this is wicked, just have one question ðo: how are non-pulmonic fricatives even possible?

Isn't French a real language?

Nice

Morning musume tries to make a hyperfrench language! Phonology Vowels a e i o u Consonants b c d f g h l m n p r s t Structure:CCVVVCC Vowels au(o) Trigraphs eai(e) Final consonants are not pronounced Example:beairdhaighoeaurhedhiacu Pronounced:beheooeeu

It's just normal French, I don't get the joke guys.

This man wrote out 137,000 irregular pronouns.

I would pray for you if not for the certainty in my heart that no benevolent higher being would permit the existence of Douleur. Instead, you have my stark awe.

I am scared

ok i know you said the trilled vowels are a cursed sound that the mouth can produce but don't exist in language, but I actually use those sounds when speaking french. in works like 'trois', I end mixing a uvular trill throughout the vowel

WHAT MADNESS IS THIS?!? How do you come up with, much less execute, the idea of a conlang with infinite trills who's orthography corresponds *exactly* to the French bee movie script without giving any indication it does so? You utterly brilliant bastard. Even before the punchline, I burst out laughing every time your normal smooth English was interrupted by the hellish growl of you pronouncing the language name. I haven't smiled so hard in years. Even if it only takes you 5 seconds on average to come up with an article and you work 15 hour work days, that's still 13 days of work to make that insane excel spreadsheet. Are you OK? Do you need a hug?

this made me want to die. well done.

3:51 "The ‹n› letter makes the sound /ɕͬ/, and here we have the /n/ sound being made by an apostrophe of all things" Truly one of the most cursed cloŋs ever

Please seek help... Jokes aside nice video... *Smacks the door and runs out

This is genius

im gonna pass out

Love how he didn't even explain gnomic

This language is basically 7 different trills while using 3 fricatives all at once

"Omg the french language is so beautiful!" The french language: 18:33