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Does anyone provide a freely available or licensable template that conlangers can use to develop a lesson plan? Specifically, I'm thinking about how a lot of language books divide vocabulary...
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4 answerSo, draconic in the setting is used to name places, people, and communication in general. I skipped through most of the phonotactics as I'm using the Hungarian template. So as...
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1 answerTaja is a language with Verb-Subject-Object word order. However, emperor Kai wants to always be the first, so, he wants all sentences where he is the subject to have a...
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2 answerThe closest I could find wasjan ike | awen pali e ona | pilin ike tawa enemy | continue | hateBut I've not figured out if that the...
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2 answerIn my conworld, months are divided into twelve-day weeks. That seems a bit too long (since I recall that people complained that the ten-day weeks of the ...
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3 answerIn English, it is necessary to use a syntactic expletive ("it") when talking about weather:It is sun-ny.EXPL COP.3S sun-ADJPro-drop languages...
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4 answerFor the purposes of this question, I'm specifically interested in marking theta-roles of verb arguments and possessive constructs, i.e. the things prototypically marked by case in languages that have extensive...
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0 answerThis is a bit subjective problem. As a Hungarian who knows English, I have the high ground when it comes to making up words, as I can mush the English...
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1 answerI would like to translate Bismillah Ir-Rahmani Ir-Rahim into Toki Pona. The parts I'm struggling with are the Rahma part, and the Raheem part, as they encompass ...
Asked on 08/20/2021 by Pureferret
2 answerI was under the impression, until recently, the la in Toki Pona is a topic marker of sorts similar to the Japanese topic marker wa but used less frequently since...
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