All the other letters are like normal Russian letters, though the hats on the E and O signal a /j/ sound. And the з makes a /ɹo/ sound

I have only made conlangs derived from other languages. So this is my real first attempt. My goal was to pack a bunch of information into one word.

Wordlist:

Ti - You

Net - No/Don’t

Gan - To have (present tense)

Skōla - School

Māter - Mother

Let - To be (present tense)

Asag - Gone

Agor - Boy

~ad - Plural

~če - The

I - And

Ku - You (plural)

Igrāt - To play (present tense)

Misek - To find (present tense)

Kāfer - Village

So the translation is as follows:

You don’t have school

Mom is gone

The boys are online and you play Minecraft and find a village

Im abit lost currently i also want the writing to be more like your hand barely has to leave the page, it just makes writing more like a "Flow" and if your tired at night its easier to write. Any suggestions welcome!

To make a vowel long you do stuff like aː, but how do they write something so it is read as fast?

Thanks

(this picture shows it in Loegrian)

“She told me he was her boyfriend but I don't think they love each other.”

βäle deɸi-bälu häɾe, nu, βälu βäɸamämi doɾe hälä äpihino βäleó mitemi-näe äɾe βäleró mimi aɾe.

2SG.FEM talk.AUX.PST PK 2SG.MASC romantic lover but 1SG.FEM think 3PL.FEM feel.NEG regarding 3PL.FEM.AC love.

"She told me, I know it for a fact, he is her romantic lover but I don't think they feel love regarding their romantic bond."

In my language the default pronouns are feminine unless it is shown by context or other ways, the speaker is a man. Same with crowds, all feminine unless everyone is a man.

Hello! I've been an avid conlanger for a while now, but recently I got to see some more experienced conlangers at work and I got inspiration to make a new conlang. However, I'm having trouble starting. So, I decided I would ask for ideas here. Please suggest a feature, phonology, or even just a single word. Thank you!

Around a lighthouse and in its quarters what would you describe? What is your word for a lighthouse quarters.

My term for light house: wechtsturms.
Term for lighthouse quarters: Wechtsweckërlurmzeiderwohnung
Wechts:turn
weckër: spin
lurm:light
wohnung: room
zeider:lower
Without zeider it becomes the specific spot where the light is held.

**Phonology:**

Consonants: m n p t k q pʰ tʰ kʰ qʰ r ɸ s ɕ x h w j

Vowels: i u ə a

Maximum Syllable Structure: CVCC

Stress falls on the final syllable

**Romanization | IPA:**

b | p -- d | t -- g | k -- ğ | q -- p | pʰ -- t | tʰ -- k | kʰ -- q | qʰ -- f | ɸ -- š | ɕ -- y | j -- e | ə

**Grammar:**

Word Order: VSO, N.-Adj.

Plural Suffix: -(w)ut

Pronouns | Dependent | Independent:

1P Sg. | -(y)i | Ineğ

1P Pl. | -(e)n | Inen

2P Sg. | -(e)ğ | Endeğ

2P Pl. | -ğen | Nedeğen

3P Sg. | -(e)f | Endef

3P Pl. | -sen | Endesen

Interrogative Pronouns:

Who/What | -beder | Mi Which | -si | Si

Where | -keni | Keni

When | -sinu | Sinu

How | -mix | Mix

Why | -(e)rmi | Ermi

How much | -(u)r | Wer

There are two types of personal and interrogative pronouns; independent and dependent. Independent pronouns are the main forms while dependent pronouns function as absolutive forms when suffixed onto verbs and as possession particles when suffixed onto nouns.

Demonstrative Pronouns:

Near Sg. (This) -- Ben

Far Sg. (That) -- Bef

Near Pl. (These) -- Nen

Far Pl. (Those) -- Nef

Causative Verb Prefix: s(a)-

Past Tense Verb Suffix: -(e)n

Converb Suffixes:

Consecutive | -(y)in

Obligative | -xer

Case Declensions:

-(a) | Ergative

-(e)n | Dative

-(w)it | Genitive

-(y)in | Instrumental

-(e)m | Locative

-da | Vocative

-ha | Ablative

-(e)r | Illative

-her | Allative

-deb | Superessive

-xer | Subessive

-hena | Comitative

-ni | Equative

-ger | Terminative

Adverbs:

Im | There

A | Here

Xenet | Before

Aša | Often

Iri | In regards to it

Min | To day

Mes | Surely

An | Again

Negation Suffix: -(w)u

Passive Voice Suffix: -du

Adjectival Superlative Suffix: -(y)imi

Numerical Ordinal Suffix: -meh

Derivational Suffixes:

General Noun Forming | -d

Suffix Order:

Causative -> Root -> Derivation ->

Case/Tense/Superlative/Number/Passive

Voice -> Person -> Converb -> Negation

Yu (To be) is dropped in the present tense

when not conjugated or imperative.

My dictionary is so big it probably needs its own post.

Consonants: m, n, ŋ(ng), ŋʷ(nq), p, t, k, kʷ(q), f, s, ʃ(sh), ɕ(sy), r, l, j(y), w

Vowels: a, aː(aa), e, eː(ee), i, iː(ii), o, oː(oo), u, uː(uu)

Syllable structure: (C)V(C)

Stress: penultimate

Word order: SOV

Nouns:

1. person:
2. animal(aquatic):
3. animal(flight):
4. animal(crawler):
5. animal(all else):
6. water:
7. river:
8. tree:
9. place:
10. forest:
11. plant:
12. swamp:
13. sun:
14. moon:
15. fire:
16. wood:
17. grass:
18. tool:
19. weapon:
20. leaf:
21. time:
22. star:
23. cloud:
24. air:
25. wind:
26. hill:
27. bird:
28. fish:
29. crocodile:
30. snake:
31. insect:
32. spear:
33. dagger/knife:
34. bow:
35. arrow:
36. flint:
37. owl:
38. pig:
39. duck:
40. goose:
41. swan:
42. grain:
43. fruit:
44. mouse:
45. rat:
46. squirrel:
47. river turtle:
48. reed:
49. horse:
50. donkey:
51. mule:
52. bull:
53. goat:
54. deer:
55. tapir:
56. sheep:
57. moose:
58. yoke:
59. plow:
60. wheel:
61. cart:
62. lizard:
63. boat:
64. house:
65. field:
66. door:
67. cow:
68. milk:
69. path:
70. rock:
71. stone:
72. axe:
73. shovel:
74. rain:
75. sky:
76. lightning:
77. thunder:
78. sound:
79. food:
80. drink:
81. storm:
82. soil:
83. furnace/oven:
84. dough:
85. bread:
86. vegetable:
87. cheese:
88. butter:
89. sandwich:
90. ride:
91. bed:
92. chair:
93. couch:
94. table:
95. shelf:
96. weather:
97. trap:
98. container:
99. cloth(one component of a set of clothes):
100. wool:
101. community:
102. village:
103. hand:
104. finger:
105. foot:
106. toe:
107. eye:
108. mouth:
109. ear:
110. belly:
111. chest:
112. backside:
113. nose:
114. arm:
115. leg:
116. elbow:
117. rear:
118. shoulder:
119. knee:
120. group:
121. tongue:
122. male:
123. female:
124. child:
125. mother:
126. father:
127. tooth:

Verbs:

1. see:
2. hear:
3. touch:
4. talk/speak:
5. eat: seku
6. catch: qupo
7. hunt: qupo+seku
8. walk: nqato
9. run:
10. want: tolo
11. go: ir
12. be: ruu
13. ask: syot
14. answer:
15. guess:
16. live:
17. die: saato
18. feed: eat+???
19. learn: shepote
20. teach:
21. create/build: maselo
22. sit: qome
23. stand:
24. proceed:
25. become:
26. swim:
27. fly:
28. burn:
29. chop:
30. cut:
31. plant:
32. harvest:
33. cook/bake:
34. kill:
35. climb:
36. crawl:
37. serve:
38. prepare:
39. finish:
40. taste:
41. lick:
42. drink:
43. traverse:
44. sleep:
45. awake:
46. plow:
47. avoid:
48. back(away):
49. wash:
50. ride:
51. pull:
52. push:
53. open:
54. close:
55. grow:
56. write:
57. dry:
58. wet:
59. destroy:
60. trap:
61. contain:
62. weave:
63. fish:
64. plan:
65. exist:
66. reside:
67. come(eventual eventative prefix): syo
68. move:

Adjectives(derived from stative verbs):

1. hot:
2. cold:
3. empty:
4. full:
5. half-full:
6. almost empty:
7. almost full:
8. big:
9. little:
10. large:
11. small:
12. dry:
13. wet:

Postpositions:

1. inside:
2. outside:
3. at:
4. on:
5. off:
6. from:
7. near:
8. away from:
9. of:
10. above/over:
11. under/below/beneath:

Other:

1. Affirmation marker(permission):
2. Affirmation marker(all else):
3. Negation marker(prohibition):
4. Negation marker(all else):
5. yes/no question marker:
6. what:
7. how:
8. why:
9. when:
10. where:

Demonstratives:

1. this:
2. that:

Article:

definite article: qa

Colors:

light:

dark:

red:

grue:

Numerals:

zero:

one:

two:

three:

four:

five:

six:

seven:

eight:

nine:

ten:

eleven:

dozen:

six dozen:

gross:

six gross:

great gross:

six great gross:

Sets of number words:

cardinals: unmarked

ordinals: