Corrections: 3:40 the gloss at the bottom left is supposed to say 3WUM-3EUM, not 3WUM-3OUM 8:18 the s column shouldn't be highlighted as there's no metathesis there, only in the s row 11:58 and 17:30 the bottom right sentence's translation should be "He doesn't write the book." 18:49 lei means "read", not "flower" 21:37 JAN PAWEŁ PIĄTY MIERZYŁ MAŁE KĄTY!!! the interrogative logograph is only ever used word-initially, so the cell shouldn't span all three columns 22:20 the bottom right character is incorrect, as the current rule for characters like that is not to use a loop at all (22:50 has this as well) 23:45 I forgot to add the word for "theory" (koüntolä /koüntola/) so it only says "idea" and "system" 24:42 the punctuation mark after "ägä" at the top of the line is a period, it's supposed to be a comma 24:50 I translated "effective" (peodagdoe /pyodattwe/) as "good" mistakenly, but I guess it still makes sense 25:00 rän should be written as r-än, instead of rä-n, since only r is part of the genitive marker
I'm infinitely grateful to the potty-mouthed Brazilians at the Fugazi show which coerced Ian Mackaye, who misheard "filho da puta", into saying "Yes, I am a futa"
im brasilian and this is the first time ive seen someone call our language cute with the amount of times its confused with russian (me included) i thought it was one of the more harsh and "intense" languages
Coming from a Polish speaker, when I gave Brazilian Portuguese a shot it was the softness of all the sounds that was challenging. If it's compared to Russian it's probably less about the actual harshness and likely more about the amount of "sh" type of sounds, which i personally wouldn't consider harsh
@@xXarchitoXx what is fascinating is that this is a cultural perspective. Like for you a Slavic speaker (and for me as a Brazilian) Portuguese doesn't sound Slavic at all, but for some English speakers the melody and the "sh/zh" sounds is what they associates with Slavic languages
No no, European Portuguese sounds very uncute and russian like if not spoken by a grandma. But Ive never spoken to a Brazillian whose accents I didn't find adorable. You literally speak kawaii portuguese, high tones, more open vowels, even your swears sound cuter 😭
I’m honestly blown away…there’s something legit touching about such genuine and cutting artistic commentary delivered in such cute aesthetic…especially when you just spend so long laying out in detail the intricacies of it all, how unique it truly is, only to deliver it so smoothly…honestly, a really incredible experience, I hope you continue to use your creative voice
Huh, I thought this would be a submission for the Cursed Conlang Circus, but I guess it's not cursed enough anyway. The lack of Twilight at the end stilll took me by surprise.
Milm (miwm) - Sounds like how a cat meows Alur (awur) - Sounds like how a wolf howls Lob (wov) - Sounds like how a dog barks Kaio (kayo) - If you remember of "suki dayo", then you remember of the pronounce "kayo" Miku (miku) - If you remember of "Hatsune Miku", then you remember of the word "sing" Uloo (uwu) - The pronounce is the face a boykisser would make when hugging boys Saekuik (saykwik) - If you remember of "psycho", then you remember of the pronounce "saykwik", a murder Bant (vant) - If you remember the wind shaking the flowers in anime, then remember that wind is "vent" in French Poinp (pyoinp) - If you remember of "boing boing tits", then put the b upside down
This is honestly one of my favourite conlangs in a while. I feel that it very much captures the complexity and messiness of real world languages, so I'd say you kind of nailed that aspect. If you ever decide to make more vocabulary, I'd love to have a go at learning Lalűta someday, I think it would be a fun hobby :) A note that I have about the phonology in particular (which I assume you probably already considered but I'll point it out anyway): it's oddly similar to a combination of Irish Gaelic and Old English; the former due to how consonants change based on front/back vowels, and the latter through how Pre-Old English used to have front versions of it's back vowels (æ, ö, ü/y), but eventually ö devolved into e. In the case of Lalűta you could also say that æ/ä also devolved into plain a, but kept the consonant mutation (in case anyone would want to reconstruct a sort of "Old Lalűta"). All in all though, really great video for a great conlang! Love the periphrastic verbs, the script, and the funky sound that this language has. Very cool :3
Not a language that I would learn and use, but I love the effort you took to convey the subtle messages of who you are and what you like in a rich and deep language. I'd say you did an awesome job, and I encourage you to not stop there. Continue exploring your ways to express yourself as you like and seeking for more knowledge. Just remember that this is all about to be happy and satisfied with your life, not to be a perfect artist or get a lot of followers and likes. Muito obrigado!
yeah it took me a little while to get my head round, so i'll go through it bit by bit エロカワ - エロい ＋ かわいい, sexy but cute 男の娘に - from [a] femboy. read the same as 男の子 with the 娘 meaning girl/daughter, hence femboy 口の中に - in [my] mouth's inside 一発 - one shot Xに放たれたい - [I] want to receive emission from X (the femboy) that 放たれたい can be broken down into: 放つ - to release/emit 放たれる - to receive emission. Cure Dolly has some great videos on （ら）れる if you're interested, it's the best explanation i've found 放たられたい - I want to receive emission. note that 〜たい usually refers to what the speaker wants, when talking about other peoples desires use 〜たがる instead. altogether: sexy-cute femboy [from], mouth's inside [in], I want to emit-receive one shot I want to take a load in my mouth from a cute and hot femboy sorry for the autistic explanation lol, i like japanese a little bit
I think it looks very cute but sounds somewhat off?? I would imagine a cute language having fewer whistl-ish sounds like ss/hh and hard v’s, and more soft n/m sounds
You wouldn’t believe the world would recover from the brain drain caused by two back to back global wars, but here we are- enough highly educated people to form entire communities around niche interests 🙏
Some people just have to listen one time Portuguese to be entrapped. Like the old "Ipanema" song. It made several people from all over earth fall for "come to Brazil" and many never returned.
@@roxasparks check out "Anunciação" if you like poetic musics with a deep meaning and value, check "Diz pra Mim" (from Malta) if you like those types of music you would see on a AMV, and check "Memórias" also from malta, if you like sad/tragic AMV, check "Dezessete e Setecentos" and "Faroeste Caboclo" if you like clever and fast rhymes. And if you are the type of person that jams to "Pon Pon Pon" and "Renai Circulation" when no one is looking, i hardly sugest you to check "Mexe a Mão Ovelhinha"
@@roxasparksBrasil have a lot of good music, but sadly, todays music is basically talking about explicit s*x and cri*e, and it feels like 98% of our modern music are like that, so i dont know many good music (but you can fall in a good rabbithole if you click in those old musics) In contrast, our gospel music slaps, and it keeps slaping up to this day, im not joking, check "A Igreja Vem", "Adorarei" and "Caia Fogo do Céu" it is worth it
I love the way this conlanguage sounds!! and the orthography!! and the effort put into it plus the creative choices... I love it much I wish I could learn to use it too?? I was not able to follow the linguistics explanation too well, wish there was a simpler explanation for the grammar for us less linguistic folk ❤
I love how the only take i could get was "Adjective". This man really respected my intelligence, although i need some extra training to understand this video.
I'm also making a language with a compass direction system within it's grammar, it's so cool to see someone else with this idea too (Mine has directions based on their etymologies)
I don't trust a language made by an elite ponkotsu! But actually that orthography is beautiful. Obviously there are comparisons that can be made to Mongolian and Devanagari but I still think it's very unique and recognizable
I was so surprised when you mentioned BRAZILIAN portuguese, as it is my language, I wouldn't have thought of it as cute. but certainly the way we say some words is pleasent.
It's good to see that people enjoy this, since it obviously took a long time to make. For me personally, it's a bit too much.😅 Knowing what it was made for, looking at the written language and listening to you speak it at the same time just makes my stomach turn in ways it shouldn't, but that's not that important. Good job man. Creating a whole ass language is long and hard work.
This is the type of language I fall head over heels in love with, try to learn and then have multiple emotional breakdowns over because it's so difficult xD
I subscribed before you said that… Oh well you’ll have to put up with us. Also I’m sure you can eventually have the cute femboy voice needed to make this conlang shine. You just might neeed to train a bit.
@@lllIIIlIllIIll i've never heard of a "im a femboy and ill learn your made up language's phonology and read a sample text in my extremely breedable voice" service but one can always dream
@@myaobyclepiej me neither, i just assumed such an offer would exist xD I guess that's where AI of some kind would come handy, I mean voice cloning TTS technology already exists, combined with IPA input would make a lot of sense for this weirdly specific use case...
The amount of effort and thought put into this language is insane and you should be very proud. Also I love the writing system! What do you use to draw and typeset it?
Seeing north, south east & west swapped made me seriously question why in the west we read left to right when the sun rises from east to west which is like right to left. Actually was beautiful to hear you reading at the end, i am so jealous of all that knowledge, talent and hard work. Gotta continue working now
I haven't watched the video yet, but let me tell you something: the next suggested video right under this one is Biblaridion's _My First Conlang - How NOT to Make a Language._
Nice! I like it, especially the NWSEO system The phonology is interestingly complex in quite a natural-feeling way) Yes-no questions vs content questions? Imperative: NEG-GEN-stop-2S seems like it would be quite long for an urgent command ("stop!") Sample: wow, the lack of back vowels gives it that really cutesy affection kind of feel (If this had an actual speaker community using it I reckon those back vowels would round out, as those are more acoustically distinct. The universal (afaik) presence of front-unround and back-round in a vowel inventory is phonetically motivated... no crit tho since you do expressly state that it's a personal lang)
18:00 ah yes, clipped threats as imperatives, perfect 22:51 “I could've done a thing with evolving these characters from logographs, but if I had to do that for every single one of those, I'd rather unalive myself” - imagine mfw I hear this while evolving hundreds of logographs for my lang xD
Although, in fairness, there’s an alternate approach; “If you don’t go…” then you’ll miss your appointment. Then you’ll lose the race. Then you won’t be going out to buy the groceries like you promised. Technically, the speaker doesn’t HAVE to be the one doling out the consequences.
The funny thing is that RUclips gives you the option to translate that to English -- and when it does, it gives you: “Don’t point to anyone who owes you.” 😀
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Corrections:
3:40 the gloss at the bottom left is supposed to say 3WUM-3EUM, not 3WUM-3OUM
8:18 the s column shouldn't be highlighted as there's no metathesis there, only in the s row
11:58 and 17:30 the bottom right sentence's translation should be "He doesn't write the book."
18:49 lei means "read", not "flower"
21:37 JAN PAWEŁ PIĄTY MIERZYŁ MAŁE KĄTY!!! the interrogative logograph is only ever used word-initially, so the cell shouldn't span all three columns
22:20 the bottom right character is incorrect, as the current rule for characters like that is not to use a loop at all (22:50 has this as well)
23:45 I forgot to add the word for "theory" (koüntolä /koüntola/) so it only says "idea" and "system"
24:42 the punctuation mark after "ägä" at the top of the line is a period, it's supposed to be a comma
24:50 I translated "effective" (peodagdoe /pyodattwe/) as "good" mistakenly, but I guess it still makes sense
25:00 rän should be written as r-än, instead of rä-n, since only r is part of the genitive marker
"I don't like fantasy" is a crazy statement tbh
agreed
*still enjoys star wars stuff from time to time
For a guy who places random anime BS in the video ? Yea - I think he's lying
Dude literally developed a language.
He never read Patrick Rothfuss
"Uwu ecchi ayayá" may as well be my favourite conlang sentence ever, period. Great vid!
"UwU エッチ ayaya"
@@consumingkazoosuwu Ｈ アヤヤ！
@@paper2222うwうえっちあややー
You’re missing out on the owo conlang video then, that was made like a year ago
4:07
"I don't have a cute femboy voice" honey you're Polish
Poland mentioned
Польша упомянута (это на русском)
@@siz1700вау спасибо что перевел 2 слова
@@p5ych1x86 я не переводил
I am infertile due to overconsumption of scented candles. The
You're a menace for putting north on the bottom.
i always fuck up east and west so i swapped them, so north and south got the same treatment
@@myaobyclepiejwhich way is geast
@@myaobyclepiejwhich way is south north east
@@myaobyclepiej Its supposed to spell "WE" thats how I remember it 🥲
@@Arvak777 Interesting
maybe the real cute femboy voice was the friends we made along the way
As a Brazilian I'm honored to find out you see our language as cute instead of romantic (or rude considering the huge amount of cursing)
I'm infinitely grateful to the potty-mouthed Brazilians at the Fugazi show which coerced Ian Mackaye, who misheard "filho da puta", into saying "Yes, I am a futa"
Mané, eu ri tanto quando ele falou isso, véi kkkkkkkkkk
a lingua mais fofinha do mundo awawawa
I want to start a fight. Brazil is Asian Florida..
@@815TypeSirius hmm could be? like ig we do have the largest japanese population outside Japan so...
Straightest man in poland:
Least polonophobic man from america:
Least bottom conlanger (this is an accusation AND a confession)
You just accused Tolkien of being a bottom. Watch your mouth.
@@senatuspopulusqueromanus2082 Tolkien was a power bottom, for sure
@@LiberMentis-LMBruv, Tolkien was a Catholic
@@KazehareRaiden💀
@@KazehareRaiden So what.
Might be my favorite conlang showcase ever. The structure, the deadpan jokes, the honesty and the integrity.
in Laluta, Miku is sing, clever choice.
All cute and hot people should speak this language and lounge around a beautiful garden forever
We could start with them being Sims controlled by AI.
And then burn the garden to gain strength from them
im brasilian and this is the first time ive seen someone call our language cute
with the amount of times its confused with russian (me included) i thought it was one of the more harsh and "intense" languages
Coming from a Polish speaker, when I gave Brazilian Portuguese a shot it was the softness of all the sounds that was challenging. If it's compared to Russian it's probably less about the actual harshness and likely more about the amount of "sh" type of sounds, which i personally wouldn't consider harsh
@@xXarchitoXx what is fascinating is that this is a cultural perspective. Like for you a Slavic speaker (and for me as a Brazilian) Portuguese doesn't sound Slavic at all, but for some English speakers the melody and the "sh/zh" sounds is what they associates with Slavic languages
No no, European Portuguese sounds very uncute and russian like if not spoken by a grandma. But Ive never spoken to a Brazillian whose accents I didn't find adorable. You literally speak kawaii portuguese, high tones, more open vowels, even your swears sound cuter 😭
If anyone here has been on a CoD or similar Brazilian lobby they KNOW Brazilian Portuguese is NOT a soft language
I think European Portuguese can sound like Russian sometimes, but Brazilian Portuguese certainly does not
I’m honestly blown away…there’s something legit touching about such genuine and cutting artistic commentary delivered in such cute aesthetic…especially when you just spend so long laying out in detail the intricacies of it all, how unique it truly is, only to deliver it so smoothly…honestly, a really incredible experience, I hope you continue to use your creative voice
This is the language that Vtubers use to speak to one another in private
XDDD im so dead dude
uwu is now vocabulary.
It actually entered the english dictionary recently
uwu got added to the scrabble dictionary a while back
along with waifu,
i absolutely love the example sentences used in this.
"my tits are bigger than yours" just to show off a conlang, props to you
And it's absolutely true.
@@E4439Qv5 based (on fact (of bigger tits))
19:26 no way you used "bussy" and "gyatt" as examples of derivational morphology
Unbussyable
so your word for offer, kuso, reminds me of the japanese word クソ which would also be romanized as kuso. problem is, クソ means "shit"
@@consumingkazoos i thought it'd be funny
@@myaobyclepiej fair
@@consumingkazoosI’m gonna take a shit you can’t refuse
or "damn!!!" 🤑🤑
As a Brazilian, I feel flattered for the shoutout around 1:00.
this
i was not expecting that lol
@@sofiaatomo5175 Peridot 💚👽
simplesmente sem comentários
"I'm ok with some ambiguity, because every language is"
Lojban rolling up:
I was very sad Loglans weren't messaged.
Lol-jban
Thank you for a such huge compliment to Brazilian Portuguese
Invocou mesmo
Bro as soon as he mentioned brasil I came to the comments to find the Brazilians lol
@@piggletimpactsame kkkkkk
You're fine for not having a femboy voice, you go full twink register in the audio sample.
"I don't have a cute femboy voice" of course you do, king. As every Polish man does. That's your superpower
Huh, I thought this would be a submission for the Cursed Conlang Circus, but I guess it's not cursed enough anyway. The lack of Twilight at the end stilll took me by surprise.
wakes up
drops a conlang video
disappears
ur so real for that
Milm (miwm) - Sounds like how a cat meows
Alur (awur) - Sounds like how a wolf howls
Lob (wov) - Sounds like how a dog barks
Kaio (kayo) - If you remember of "suki dayo", then you remember of the pronounce "kayo"
Miku (miku) - If you remember of "Hatsune Miku", then you remember of the word "sing"
Uloo (uwu) - The pronounce is the face a boykisser would make when hugging boys
Saekuik (saykwik) - If you remember of "psycho", then you remember of the pronounce "saykwik", a murder
Bant (vant) - If you remember the wind shaking the flowers in anime, then remember that wind is "vent" in French
Poinp (pyoinp) - If you remember of "boing boing tits", then put the b upside down
Nah bro, “awur” is absolutely a sound a furry would make.
2:37 😨 that Japanese sentence is uhh….
what does it mean
@@CrisCheese_I’m still learning but I think it roughly means ~~“I want an ‘erokawaii’ femboy to release a shot inside my mouth” 💀~~
@@CrisCheese_i wrote a reply to this and it isn’t showing up 💀
@@santiagovidal4497same
@@CrisCheese_"I want to ××× in the mouth of a cute and erotic femboy"
This is honestly one of my favourite conlangs in a while. I feel that it very much captures the complexity and messiness of real world languages, so I'd say you kind of nailed that aspect. If you ever decide to make more vocabulary, I'd love to have a go at learning Lalűta someday, I think it would be a fun hobby :)
A note that I have about the phonology in particular (which I assume you probably already considered but I'll point it out anyway): it's oddly similar to a combination of Irish Gaelic and Old English; the former due to how consonants change based on front/back vowels, and the latter through how Pre-Old English used to have front versions of it's back vowels (æ, ö, ü/y), but eventually ö devolved into e. In the case of Lalűta you could also say that æ/ä also devolved into plain a, but kept the consonant mutation (in case anyone would want to reconstruct a sort of "Old Lalűta").
All in all though, really great video for a great conlang! Love the periphrastic verbs, the script, and the funky sound that this language has. Very cool :3
Not a language that I would learn and use, but I love the effort you took to convey the subtle messages of who you are and what you like in a rich and deep language. I'd say you did an awesome job, and I encourage you to not stop there. Continue exploring your ways to express yourself as you like and seeking for more knowledge. Just remember that this is all about to be happy and satisfied with your life, not to be a perfect artist or get a lot of followers and likes. Muito obrigado!
Bro didn’t make a specific word for have but did for bussy and gyatt
2:35 that's a sus example sentence my guy
What is he saying? As I understood, it's about erotics femboys mouths and a desire. But couldn't manage to understand what did he mean.
yeah it took me a little while to get my head round, so i'll go through it bit by bit
エロカワ - エロい ＋ かわいい, sexy but cute
男の娘に - from [a] femboy. read the same as 男の子 with the 娘 meaning girl/daughter, hence femboy
口の中に - in [my] mouth's inside
一発 - one shot
Xに放たれたい - [I] want to receive emission from X (the femboy)
that 放たれたい can be broken down into:
放つ - to release/emit
放たれる - to receive emission. Cure Dolly has some great videos on （ら）れる if you're interested, it's the best explanation i've found
放たられたい - I want to receive emission. note that 〜たい usually refers to what the speaker wants, when talking about other peoples desires use 〜たがる instead.
altogether:
sexy-cute femboy [from], mouth's inside [in], I want to emit-receive one shot
I want to take a load in my mouth from a cute and hot femboy
sorry for the autistic explanation lol, i like japanese a little bit
seeing the thumbnail, i thought immediately about my bro and how he must be fluent in this language
20:18 Using dango for familial love is so peak. Unironically, if you release the grammar and anki cards, i would learn this
I wonder... could this be derived from Brazilian Portuguese "dengo" (either "cuddle" or someone you cuddle with)?
@@luizfellipe3291 I choose to believe it's from the song dango daikazoku.
@@HanakoSeishin I am strongly with you in this one, as soon as I saw it I came to the comments to see if others mentioned it
sounds like something my cat would say if she could speak
The writing looks beautiful. I dont know anything about conlang but i wish i could steal this and use it in something one day
Siiiick I love it. Especially the writing system
The cardinal direction idea is sick. And what an epic orthography.
Love your delivery on jokes. Feels so relaxed, organic, and honest.
If this conlang bring my conlangery fire back, then it's doubtlessly the greatest video I've ever seen about a conlang (it used to be Budkalon)
great work! conlangs are now becoming one of my passions and it is great to see someones thought process behind their own!
My small brain can't understand this video but it looks cute ans sounds smart so I like it!
The writing system reminds me of writing intersecting lines on clay tablets, very nice
I think it looks very cute but sounds somewhat off?? I would imagine a cute language having fewer whistl-ish sounds like ss/hh and hard v’s, and more soft n/m sounds
So more baby sounds?
I hope you never discover polish
I love the script. It is just so beautiful. Well done ❤️
You wouldn’t believe the world would recover from the brain drain caused by two back to back global wars, but here we are- enough highly educated people to form entire communities around niche interests 🙏
Internet helps quite a bit.
Some people just have to listen one time Portuguese to be entrapped. Like the old "Ipanema" song. It made several people from all over earth fall for "come to Brazil" and many never returned.
Oh? I've been into music since young and 5/4 lives in my blood so, if you got some songs please do drop em for me I'd love some listens!
@@roxasparks check out "Anunciação" if you like poetic musics with a deep meaning and value, check "Diz pra Mim" (from Malta) if you like those types of music you would see on a AMV, and check "Memórias" also from malta, if you like sad/tragic AMV, check "Dezessete e Setecentos" and "Faroeste Caboclo" if you like clever and fast rhymes.
And if you are the type of person that jams to "Pon Pon Pon" and "Renai Circulation" when no one is looking, i hardly sugest you to check "Mexe a Mão Ovelhinha"
@@roxasparksBrasil have a lot of good music, but sadly, todays music is basically talking about explicit s*x and cri*e, and it feels like 98% of our modern music are like that, so i dont know many good music (but you can fall in a good rabbithole if you click in those old musics)
In contrast, our gospel music slaps, and it keeps slaping up to this day, im not joking, check "A Igreja Vem", "Adorarei" and "Caia Fogo do Céu" it is worth it
@@roxasparksoh, i just saw the 5/4, oh my bad... well, there is a gospel music called "Ousado Amor" i think you will like it
@@Kallastar. Hmm I'll look into it!! Ty
I adore the way your writing system looks.
Please, please release more of you speaking this language. It's incredible
man really decided "Hug" was "Uwu." incredible.
The wit is on point, the script is on point, the lang is on point. Nice video!
I love that the work for shark is _a_
from the "the speaker fails to convey the danger" meme I suppose
great language and presentation
Considering that this person is a vtuber fan, it's most likely a Gawr Gura reference
The bleep on that devils tongue of a language really made me feel seen, heard, and appreciated.
The script and the pronunciation was so cool. More than i made out of my conlang in the last three years. And your voice is satisfactory
I love the way this conlanguage sounds!! and the orthography!! and the effort put into it plus the creative choices... I love it much I wish I could learn to use it too?? I was not able to follow the linguistics explanation too well, wish there was a simpler explanation for the grammar for us less linguistic folk ❤
This is amazing honestly hope the video stays up you are highly intelligent man
I love how the only take i could get was "Adjective". This man really respected my intelligence, although i need some extra training to understand this video.
„I don't like fantasy” and I already love you
7:33 thank you I’m a native polish speaker and I’ve not known why in polish this /ł/ sound apeared which later become /w/
Now I know
14 seconds in and I relate so much to this man
I'm also making a language with a compass direction system within it's grammar, it's so cool to see someone else with this idea too (Mine has directions based on their etymologies)
It would be cool if there was a language which has no word for "to want" but uses the verb copula "to jerk off to" to express desire.
Gotta love that sentences end with a heart.
I love how the entire language sounds like that one neko tongue twister from bakemonogatari
I don't trust a language made by an elite ponkotsu!
But actually that orthography is beautiful. Obviously there are comparisons that can be made to Mongolian and Devanagari but I still think it's very unique and recognizable
As a person who speaks Brazilian Portuguese,
thank you
obrigado
I was so surprised when you mentioned BRAZILIAN portuguese, as it is my language, I wouldn't have thought of it as cute. but certainly the way we say some words is pleasent.
Man I have no idea how to understand langauge rules, but this was really fun to watch anyways. Cool language!
"oh! Latula looks cool"
This is laluta
"I definitely can't learn this language then!"
I don't think I'd try to learn this language, But it was oddly captivating to hear your passion!
Beautiful language, Btw!
Nice! Wow, that speech at the end was beautiful!
It's good to see that people enjoy this, since it obviously took a long time to make. For me personally, it's a bit too much.😅
Knowing what it was made for, looking at the written language and listening to you speak it at the same time just makes my stomach turn in ways it shouldn't, but that's not that important.
Good job man. Creating a whole ass language is long and hard work.
Why is it always the dude you actually want to subscribe to, that make one video and dissappear😭😭😭
This is the type of language I fall head over heels in love with, try to learn and then have multiple emotional breakdowns over because it's so difficult xD
I subscribed before you said that…
Oh well you’ll have to put up with us.
Also I’m sure you can eventually have the cute femboy voice needed to make this conlang shine. You just might neeed to train a bit.
It just means I'm not a particularly hard worker... I felt that in my soul.
am I gonna have to study linguistics or what to understand this video?
DUDE i love the spelling to how it is said I REALLY LOVE IT keep it up bud this is great
You should've Fiverr'd an actual female or femboy voice actor for that demo at the end
@@lllIIIlIllIIll i've never heard of a "im a femboy and ill learn your made up language's phonology and read a sample text in my extremely breedable voice" service but one can always dream
@@myaobyclepiej me neither, i just assumed such an offer would exist xD
I guess that's where AI of some kind would come handy, I mean voice cloning TTS technology already exists, combined with IPA input would make a lot of sense for this weirdly specific use case...
I read this before finishing the video and thought this was such a weird response....
The amount of effort and thought put into this language is insane and you should be very proud. Also I love the writing system! What do you use to draw and typeset it?
@@theoneandonly1833 inkscape
Lovely! I’m creating a language too and seeing other people doing it as well makes me elated
that japanese sentence is.... wild
Nice job! Keep up the good work :)
Seeing north, south east & west swapped made me seriously question why in the west we read left to right when the sun rises from east to west which is like right to left.
Actually was beautiful to hear you reading at the end, i am so jealous of all that knowledge, talent and hard work. Gotta continue working now
The script gives me such a Punjabi gurumukhi vibe
I blushed when you told the cutest most adorable sounding language to ever exist, achei fofinho :D
Not my geeky ass coming here thinking it was a programming language...
love how you can IMMEDIATELY tell youre polish from the orthography lmao . l weirdness my beloved
Ahh yes, the language of the la li lu le lo
Elegant is the only word that can describe this language
I haven't watched the video yet, but let me tell you something: the next suggested video right under this one is Biblaridion's _My First Conlang - How NOT to Make a Language._
Nice! I like it, especially the NWSEO system
The phonology is interestingly complex in quite a natural-feeling way)
Yes-no questions vs content questions?
Imperative: NEG-GEN-stop-2S seems like it would be quite long for an urgent command ("stop!")
Sample: wow, the lack of back vowels gives it that really cutesy affection kind of feel
(If this had an actual speaker community using it I reckon those back vowels would round out, as those are more acoustically distinct. The universal (afaik) presence of front-unround and back-round in a vowel inventory is phonetically motivated... no crit tho since you do expressly state that it's a personal lang)
Very cool. I love the writing system.
i don't need to watch this video cus i already know it's toki pona
Sounds like old japanese spoken in an anerican accent
18:00 ah yes, clipped threats as imperatives, perfect
22:51 “I could've done a thing with evolving these characters from logographs, but if I had to do that for every single one of those, I'd rather unalive myself” - imagine mfw I hear this while evolving hundreds of logographs for my lang xD
Yeah, I think that might be one part of the grammar that I’ll be using a little differently XD
Although, in fairness, there’s an alternate approach; “If you don’t go…” then you’ll miss your appointment. Then you’ll lose the race. Then you won’t be going out to buy the groceries like you promised.
Technically, the speaker doesn’t HAVE to be the one doling out the consequences.
2:42 That Japanese sentence is, wild, to say the least
That's a neet conlang you've got there 😊
2:36 a very strong start i see
“Lä do poinp rän eligä orlu mion.”
What a beautiful sentence XD
The funny thing is that RUclips gives you the option to translate that to English -- and when it does, it gives you: “Don’t point to anyone who owes you.” 😀