What can I say? It doesn't fit above, put it here. Also the location of board rules/info.
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by Ear of the Sphinx » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 12:41
what about playing with sound changes? that a user will posting previous word with done one or two phonetic changes.
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User 1: conlanger -> konlangè
User 2: konlangè -> kǫlǫgi
User 3: kǫlǫgi -> kuluži
first turn:
aveneca ->
āvneka
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 12:49
Shouldn't we do this in X-SAMPA/IPA for clarity's sake?
ˈaːvnəˌka -> avˈnɛɪgaː
(Switched stress paradigim from initial to penultimate, and expanded/reduced vowels accordingly. Also lenited k->g.)
Also, how long should we go on with the changes until we start over with a new word?
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by Ear of the Sphinx » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 13:42
avˈnɛɪgaː -> avˈnaɪgɑ
Micamo wrote:Also, how long should we go on with the changes until we start over with a new word?
20 turns (2 pages)?
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by MrKrov » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 14:55
avˈnaɪgɑː -> avˈnaːgɑ
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 15:11
MrKrov wrote:avˈnaɪgɑː -> avˈnaːgɑ
Clever.
avˈnaːgɑ -> aˈɱaːɣɑ
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by sangi39 » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 16:00
həˈmaːjɔ
ɱ>m
ɣ>j
Introduction of initial /h/ before vowels.
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 16:09
həˈmaːjɔ -> ˈm̥aːjœ
Dropping the weak sounds h and ə, and making /m/ voiceless as it's now at the beginning of the word. Also brought back vowels to the front after j.
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by Ossicone » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 16:20
Micamo wrote:həˈmaːjɔ -> ˈm̥aːjœ
Dropping the weak sounds h and ə, and making /m/ voiceless as it's now at the beginning of the word. Also brought back vowels to the front after j.
ˈm̥aːjœ --> 'ma:ʤə
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by sangi39 » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 16:25
ˈm̥a:ʤə --> 'meaʤ
Diphthongisation of long vowels in open and/or stressed syllables with the loss of final unstressed vowels.
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by MrKrov » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 16:27
'mea -> 'meʔa
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 16:30
ˈm̥a:ʤə --> 'meaʤ
ˈmeaʤ -> meˈʝa
Shifting stress to final, and breaking up diphthongs in CVC syllables to form a CVCV di-syllabic morpheme. (We're starting to run out of room!) Also lenited ʤ to ʝ, increasing its "palatal degree" after a front vowel.
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 17:31
Milya0 wrote:meˈʝa -> məˈʑah
məˈʑah -> ˈnzah (Supposed to be a prenasalized fricative here, how do I get that superscript n? It's not in my character map.)
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by Ossicone » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 17:34
Micamo wrote:
məˈʑah -> ˈnzah (Supposed to be a prenasalized fricative here, how do I get that superscript n? It's not in my character map.)
ˈnzah --> n'zax
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 17:36
ˈnzax -> ˈnzaɣə
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by Ear of the Sphinx » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 17:57
Micamo wrote:məˈʑah -> ˈnzah (Supposed to be a prenasalized fricative here, how do I get that superscript n? It's not in my character map.)
ˈⁿzah -> ˈⁿzaɣə -> ˈð̃aɦə
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 18:06
Thank you! But, is that supposed to be a nasalized dental fricative? o.o
ˈð̃aɦə -> ð̞aə
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by Ear of the Sphinx » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 18:13
Micamo wrote:Thank you! But, is that supposed to be a nasalized dental fricative? o.o
ˈð̃aɦə -> ð̞aə
yep.
ð̞aə -> 'ɹɑʔə
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by Micamo » Mon 01 Nov 2010, 18:27
ˈɹɑʔə -> ɾæˈɦeː
And... that's all folks! Next word: [alˈdu:noˌvaɹ] (Who said they had to be English words?)