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Developing an artificial language.
carlos11 (2015-06-21 07:37:56)Stupid and gаy.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
BirdJesus (2015-06-21 14:29:06)We don't care about your high school project.
"Ugh, I need to go masturbate now. Whenever I get mad or worried, that's what I do."
-mega, the homosexual animal rapist.
-mega, the homosexual animal rapist.
Nutsy (2015-06-21 17:14:48)I speak Esperanto.
[detect=pc]
[/detect][detect=3ds][/detect][detect=dsi][/detect]
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XxFuzzballxX (2015-06-23 20:37:58)A friend and I tried to make up an indian language in fourth grade. After she moved the idea was completely abandoned. The end!
MORAL OF THE STORY:
Abandon the idea before you forget you even had the idea.
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Hello Plazians, I was hoping to spread out and find some people that could help me develop a new language.
At this point I'm looking to perfect the grammar. I'd rather we hold off on the sounds, writing system, etc., until we have a proper grammar.
I will provide what I have so far. If you don't understand something, please ask! If you understand much of this jargon, please join me.
The Grammar
-----VERBS-----
Person:
Self (I)
Direct Subject (You)
Direct Subjects (You all)
Distant Subject (It)
Distant Subjects (They)
Inclusive Subjects (We)
Exclusive Subjects (All of us)
Tense:
Past
Present
Future
Voices:
Passive
Active
Polarity:
Negative
Affirmative
Modality:
Indicative (Factual Statement)
Renarrative (Possible Statement)
Conditional (Conditional Statement)
Imperative (Command)
Interrogative (Question)
TRANSITIVITY DEFINED BY NOUN CASE.
-----NOUNS-----
Cases:
Subject or nominative noun (is, does, ...)
object or accusative (something affects) noun
vocative Noun!
definite possessive The Noun's...
sensible possessive What appears to be the noun's...
(Can be long linked) instrumental ...by use of noun
indirect object ....for noun
prepositional case (in/around/before...) noun
Noun Types:
Personal Pronouns
Abstract Nouns
---ADJECTIVES---
Defines a noun to specific terms.
Must come before noun.
Assigns plurality.
Can be negated.
Must reflect the case of the noun.
---ADVERBS---
Better defines an action.
Comes before the verb.
Can be negated.
---INTERROGATIVES---
Who
Someone
Anyone/Everyone
Nobody
[Pronouns]
What/Which
Something
Anything/Everything
Nothing
This
That personal
That remote
Those personal
Those remote
Noun in the indirect, vocative, or nominative case
Where
Somewhere
Anywhere/Everywhere
Nowhere
Here personal
Here spacial
There personal
There remote
Noun in the subject or vocative case.
When
Distant past
Remote past
Present
Future
Never
Why
Must be answered using complete sentences.
How
Must be answered using complete sentences.
Boolean
Simple yes/no
---CONJUNCTIONS---
Come after a full sentence to join sentences together.
Come in three classes
AND
Where the clauses agree.
I like pie, AND pizza.
OR
Where at least one clause is true.
I will eat pie, OR pizza.
NOT
Where a definite clause is false, usually used solo to communicate clarifications.
I am eating pie, NOT pizza
Subject transitivity is indicated by a grammatical particle used directly after each conjunction to show that either the previous subject is still the subject in the next clause, or the subject will change.
Other grammatical particles:
Particles to switch between denouncing the subject, action, object, and indirect object?
*UPDATE ONE, 6/21
Added a bunch more. If you see anything that conflicts, or if I am missing anything, don't hesitate to inform and suggest improvements.
2015-06-22 04:57:03