春の魔女🌙 @AliceinCrystalTokyo@witches.town

You can follow me here, if you want to: @AliceinCrystalTokyo

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I don't understand cryptocurrency and at this point I'm too afraid to ask

There should be a way to unsigil but specifically for when you accidentally sigiled and so far this way has been directly replying you'd accidentally sigiled or subtooting

🎶 I put a spell on you~ 🎶

I'm gonna finger spell everything I see now, this is addictive

omg signing is so cool tbh

I might have learnt BSL finger spelling

I might just be learning BSL finger spelling

80 lexicon entries for 'Ek˘föny

'kay, my album's over: conlang break

Oh I like what I did there
Okay, so, I'm at terms 61 and 62 of the Swadesh list which are "to die" and "to kill"
They're both related to death, obviously, so I constructed the word "death" → Kaill (the -ll is gonna be dropped off so the stem is kai-)
Then I added a different infinitive ending based on whether you're undergoing the action → Kai^ghaa (to die)
Or whether you're causing the action → Kai^lhaa (to kill)

I think it's cool, idk

How to mess up with people:

'Tlling: a bite
'Tllin: a chiming, a tinkling

^ghaa verbs whose stem ends in -ng and -g drop their final g
→ 'Tllin^ghaa: to bite
But also: 'Tllin^ghaa: to chime, to ring

😈

Miriri: "dw si tu m'entends parler à voix haute, j'étudie"
Moi, qui passe son temps à prononcer des phonèmes chelous pour mes conlangs et étudier mon vocabulaire à voix haute: "... tkt"

Someone: "why does your conlang have this feature, it's wei..."
Me: "it's Historical™ dw"

Tbh, you can do literally A.NY.THING. you want in a conlang, just... have an explanation for it :T

I was thinking "hmm, maybe it's unrealistic to have two sounds that are gonna be used exclusively in grammatical contexts, like why would they even have separate glyphs, just make them a variation of those other sounds you have"
But then I remembered...
"を"

Blind Guardian tbh 👌👌👌

Btw, conlang tip:
If you want to build vocab' but don't know where to start, maybe consider having a look at this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swadesh_list#Final_Swadesh_list

Basically, it's a 100 words (the core vocabulary) that comparative linguists use to see whether languages are related, but you can use it as a "vocab' I need to build" list, which is exactly what I'm doing

Extra-tip: it works especially well if your language builds most of its vocab through compounding; this list gives you a few leads as to what your core vocab' could be and then you can build the rest based on most of these

And now I'm gonna build vocab for my conlang 👍