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"For some reason the left-most strip has been transported to the right. Otherwise nothing terribly exciting."


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"They're, after all, semantic classifiers, so changing the classifier should change the meaning. Sometimes it's irregular."


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"Wrapping up with a few notes on how intransitive sentences can find themselves next to a transitive one."


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"A post-mortem translation analysis in the relay I have recently participated. Because it took a while to finish this page is out of order compared to the rest."


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"It's a bit of a shame that I didn't manage to get the Bash escape sequences in there also, but we'll make do with what we can."


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"Answers before questions. If this was philosophy someone would already have written forty kilowords on that."


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"Another simple sentence with a little explanation on how order morphemes can attach the same number to more than one verb."


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"When you don't hear about the developments of existing languages, things can get a little bit divergent. Possibly with a chance of quantum mechanics, or at least ket notation."


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"An occasional series where I would be trying my best to make a programming language without actually making it."


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"The nice picture of a junction is just to pad out the page, but has a few nice details regardless."


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"Inspired by a recent discussion on calendars, which is appropriate for the topsy-turvy continent of Fenegil."


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"Large numbers, part 2. Even larger numbers start getting unwieldy to pronounce and are therefore omitted."


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"Inspired by recent conversations, little of which you can trace in the actual work other than the title."


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"The whole idea of the J.-Pasaru is examining a world from the languages it speaks, of course, so this happens."


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"It would take some very unlikely situation for this interchange to appear but it's fascinating enough that I want it regardless."


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"It makes perfect sense to put things you like in front. Or maybe you should leave them at the end. Hm."


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"The thing about writing about quote notation is that it's every bit as applicable in our world as it is in Xaxex."


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"A series of graphs that show how phonemes weaken and strengthen. What does this will be addressed later."


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"Part I of an exploration as to how the script encodes an older form of the language, as they regularly do."


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"With all the talk about being diverse, one wonders if you can there are some things that must stay constant."


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"There is a specific reason why kana are used here, and it's not just because of the more surface reasons. Okay maybe it is."


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"If I remember right such a system wouldn't be called articles, but it's much easier to refer to them as such."


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"Brush off an unwelcome opinion by claiming it was a grammatical error. Or pick on some slip of the tongue as some hidden opinion."


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"How features seem to go beyond many boundaries, but stay together anyway. This is the end of book 30."


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"A very common phenomenon where languages have two or more distinct layers of loanwords, now not in a foreign language."


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"While the Project would also have to consider the orbits of planets when adjusting the star's mass, presumably when you can move stars planets are not an issue."


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"More on these two moons. Trialling a new date system! These will be made official in the next book."


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"The reversal thing can yield some pretty interesting consequences, including this new take on an old concept."


key: :COMMENT
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"The proportions of the country were never quite correct, so at some point I would have to fix this."


key: :COMMENT
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"In retrospect this isn't as helpful as I thought it would be, but it's still a good reminder of how things arrange."


key: :COMMENT
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"Originally I planned to actually name the words, but then I ran out of space to plan out how to allocate them."


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"A12(M) J4 is a junction that has seven road numbers that come into it, and it's a big scary junction for anyone who first comes in. It isn't that hard when you actually learn it though."


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"An attempt to write MQY using kana. (There are a few mistakes in the hangul side of this picture.)"


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"A map of languages. Can't believe that 14 languages later and it's still not quite filling the map."


key: :COMMENT
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"Time for another sketch map of another tram network. These are so much easier to do on a piece of paper."


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#P"Book of Conworlds/Non-BoC/2020/06a-Mis-Numbering of Platform Pairs in the An-Et-Uxl General Guidelines in Notation.jpg"


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"A quick and easy way to introduce flavour and exoticness to your language, and also to use your own knowledge to its fullest."


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#P"Outer-Periphery/Book 01/047a-elik-Dialect or Language I - The Disappearance of Other Languages in the Species.jpg"


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"A discussion of how languages can be misidentified and survive in the form of dialects after a traumatic event."


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#P"Outer-Periphery/Book 01/048a-elik-Dialect or Language II - House Vocabulary - Strata as Language Proxy.jpg"


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"Music that looks like language, part 1. We will see more on this topic later from another perspective."


key: :COMMENT
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"It’s been a while since I drew a nice neat map, but here we are. Maps are great; shame there are not more."


key: :COMMENT
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"The predecessors of flags, why they are the way they are now, and the modern reflection of this ancient time."


key: :COMMENT
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"The new number system can have some difficulties in doing some things. Comparisons are not for free."


key: :COMMENT
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"Two types of typographical marks aside from digits and letters, and a distinction not really made elsewhere."


key: :COMMENT
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"Music that looks like language, part 2. It’s a long time from the past, but now here’s the other perspective."


key: :COMMENT
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"How a word wanders. We’ve previously explored this in a Lexember post from two or so years ago, but here it is now in formal page form."


key: :COMMENT
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"These work kind of like small letters to the big letters of absolute pitches, but the analogy is not perfect."


key: :COMMENT
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"Some details on chords, and how they can become entities separate from the notes they are made from."


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"The windy way of naming directions always makes little sense to me, so I’m going to try something different."


key: :COMMENT
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"A second attempt at a sentence structure, this time once again using the pair thing that this language seems to be trending towards."


key: :COMMENT
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"Tuning systems tend to be hooked on certain numbers. This is true everywhere, and some civilisations take notice."


key: :COMMENT
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"Sometimes music doesn’t have to have pitch, or have undefined pitches. Let’s accommodate those too."


key: :COMMENT
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"It’s been a surprisingly long interval between introducing the language and actually writing out the phonology."


key: :COMMENT
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"I wrote a small thing about how to use language to help wtih worldbuilding. I’m trying to get this idea out of my head for a long time but it never comes out right."


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"The meanings of the shapes can be altered for different scales. This helps making alternate music easier."


key: :COMMENT
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"Motion always becomes complicated in languages. So we have latitude to be a bit obnoxious about it."


key: :COMMENT
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"This is more of an excuse to draw up a framework and the data is likely faulty and needs to change later."


key: :COMMENT
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"I rarely draw comics, and this is basically as adventurous as I would go. I think I don't have the time to go any further."


key: :COMMENT
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"It's really hard to believe that a single language dominates a species, especially as spatially dispersed as this. So here's something about it."


key: :COMMENT
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"And also integration with the other scripts, which is more relevant with Pasaru but these scripts work well elsewhere too."


key: :COMMENT
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"Linear text can barely notate multiple things happening at once, but tables are a valiant attempt."


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"A different type of conlanging, a-posteriori, which I rarely do. Now let’s work on that phonology."


key: :COMMENT
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"Algebraic notation for hexagonal boards are unintuitive and none of them are canonical. I try to make another one."


key: :COMMENT
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"Tablature is generally older than any general music notation, so perhaps it is only natural that flėšaotj accommodates them."


key: :COMMENT
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"Something that the script is designed to do in the first place, and partially why it is meant to integrate with text."


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"I made some errors and finally had the opportunity to fix them. Just a small few of them. The rest will have to wait."


key: :COMMENT
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"Forcing in absolute pitch into the inherently relative system, part 2. Also trying very hard to do maths."


key: :COMMENT
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"Drawing is hard; this represents something like 90% of the way to the upper limit of my abilities."


key: :COMMENT
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"Few people draw pianos so wrongly that there are two adjacent black keys. This is sad because it represents a whole host  of nice tunings."


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"You’d think the way some people think, the larger number words belong more to the unit than the amount."


key: :COMMENT
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"There is one example of a medal that uses a high radioactive material that I know of. Should be more."


key: :COMMENT
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"This word is similar to the last one, but with a different perspective. The commentary is the same too."


key: :COMMENT
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"A lot of mathematics is abstract, so having a genre that is particularly abstract is something special."


key: :COMMENT
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"The little tag on the cap is also a pun on my handwriting which you will probably see in lowercase."


key: :COMMENT
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"It is amusing to note that the entity responsible for bringing the phrase into notoriety doesn’t care much about it."


key: :COMMENT
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"No you don’t have to colour the word red every time you use it. It’s just there to highlight the embedded word."


key: :COMMENT
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"Originally two things, but due to certain old psychological theories it has to be expanded to three."


key: :COMMENT
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"This is a specific example of undergeneralisation, where the word becomes much more narrowly defined than originally."


key: :COMMENT
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"Give someone a challenge, and he will certainly try to overcome it, even if the reward is vanishing."


key: :COMMENT
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"Who knew that a game can be a greater force for government transparency than any whistleblower agency?"


key: :COMMENT
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"This gets really bad when people don’t provide IPA as a standard, or if the culture messes with orthography as custom."


key: :COMMENT
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"For isolating languages, this is not a problem. But gosh, if you get fusional, it’s like night and day."


key: :COMMENT
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"A correction to the calculations, and a more detailed calculations, though in the end the difference is nil."


key: :COMMENT
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"Another orthography for the script. Actually a whole family. I forgot I wrote this so I didn't scan it until much later."


key: :COMMENT
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"The rest of the corrections and some insight as to why some of the morphemes are the way they are."


key: :COMMENT
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"The language is slowly coming together now. Also yes it's been a while since I worked on this project."


key: :COMMENT
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"Here are three more of the same type of word that I thought of only after I filled out all 100. In my opinion they're better than some of the ones that are in the 100."


key: :COMMENT
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"Using musical notation in non-musical contexts is much more likely when they're designed to mix with normal text."


key: :COMMENT
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"It would take effort to turn flags into a workable language, but it can express a lot of things regardless."


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"Starting on the biological periods now. It's actually surprising how well this helps with vocabulary."


key: :COMMENT
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"Someone made a printed example of a modification of staff notation, and I want to see how it works on paper."


key: :COMMENT
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"The idea is fun, but has risks, especially when no one expects to use it after an unexpected situation."


key: :COMMENT
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"A comic with a deeply multilayered pun, but a specific element is removed so all pun elements are publicly searchable."


key: :COMMENT
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"I started a new language with the intention of reducing the number of vocabulary items invented so that I don't have to spend so much time gathering them up. It's only been a few months, but this many words came out."


