(12-01-2017, 05:52 PM)KDC Wrote: December 1st. What bad news and politics news am I going to hear on TV and the Internet today...? Hopefully none.

(12-02-2017, 11:35 PM)kyonides Wrote: That a really does look more like an article to indicate plurality than just a basic morpheme that shows up every other day in speech or writing. For some reason I ended up hating articles, they seem pointless if your nouns and adjectives do have a clear way to denote their declination or plurality.

Quote:Development of initial geminates in certain syntactic contexts due to word-initial mutations resulting from sandhi effects:

ad kasa > ak‿kasa
ad > a
ak‿kasa now reanalyzed as a kkasa

Then musu, coined centuries after a lost its final /d/, becomes mmusu after a because it's a regular morphosyntactic process now

(12-02-2017, 11:35 PM)kyonides Wrote: Well, I'm also looking for ways to avoid using prepositions as much as possible, but sometimes it gets hard to display the slight differences between going to some new location and beginning to walk away from a specific point.

(12-02-2017, 11:35 PM)kyonides Wrote: Does that map belong to a single concountry? Or does it reflect the existence of several city states?

(12-03-2017, 06:27 AM)kyonides Wrote: Can we forumers invade it and fill our coffers with all the treasures we find there and leave them hopeless? :P

The kes particle in my conlang has changed its uses during the course of its development, or should I say the story of my conworld instead?

Why do your coninhabitants add up the second consonant or character at the beginning? I mean, it sure makes it harder to pronounce it to make clear it's a plural form of the term in cases like mm or so. Isn't there any exceptions to the rule? (No double initial letter but another kind of affix perhaps.)

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