Weird Conlang

[phr4nk3rd00d13]

That is a very nice phonology. I am working on a language with a very strange phonology and grammar, as well. Perhaps, one day, I'll post a video like this one... :3

[ConlangFan]

Haha, it's funny! Nice.

[SingSumKun]

really like this conlang. would love to see/hear how it's progressed.

[bartekw996]

very very strange!

[bartekw996]

@bartekw996 but awesome language :P

[Lufttygger306]

Sounds like one of those Khoisan languages with the clicks

[squizz222]

Are those odd-sounding consonants clicks or ejectives? They sound like the latter, but I'm not good at distinguishing the two.

[Uzbazur345]

What the mining of the  sentence in the video?

Is a very beautiful language,even if is hard to speak!

[Beholderofocean]

Good work on the phonology. But what does this video mean? Does this language have a name (even if it is 'language' in the language)?

[notacommunist]

@Beholderofocean At the time is was just an exercise seeing how the phonology would work together; this video was "intended" to sound like someone introducing themselves, and perhaps asking a question back to the questioner.

The "working title" of the language is Kl'tn'az. I probably won't give it a final name until I can further develop some of the culture of this language, though I may just work that to fit the name I already have since I rather like it...

[Beholderofocean]

@notacommunist

That's an interesting approach. I tend to design more deliberately and focus on grammatical concepts more than exotic phonologies.

[notacommunist]

@Beholderofocean This is my only exotic phonology language, I'm far more serious about the others. 

[ycats1000]

thats cool man....

you should make it more like a horror language though, put some screams in there lol

[Uzbazur345]

Pen obe àn anet ren = This is a beautiful language!!

Good work!!

[srjskam]

Love it. Was just lamenting on how all conlang samples sound so ordinary and uniform... People like to make their main projects 'beautiful' (which drives them toward Tolkienian/latin/oriental flavour) rather than quirky or /really/ exotic... which is a bit of a shame.

[raydredX]

Second time i watch this.

I still hate tonal languages. XD

I hate the sound of your language, sorry.

But nice work! Even though I don't like it's sound I like the idea.

[notacommunist]

Hello everyone, I'm glad you like my conlang. :)

I worked on it a bit recently, and have added some new features to the phonology including creaky voicing, an expanded tonal system, and an increased number of clicks and ejectives. I also cleaned up the orthography a bit, but it still needs some work.

[Pmitxki]

Amazing! I love it!!

[jcc0413]

Sort of reminds me of Na'vi. Do the apostrophes represent a click or do they make the consonant ejective?

[notacommunist]

At the time I hadn't really worked on the orthography at all and I just wanted to get at least something down. Now ejectives are represented by a '/' following the consonant and the apostrophes (depending on number and position) are used to represent glottal stops and changes in tone.

[Ptaku93]

Juzud dak ukhez oki! - This language is good, really!

[santrettterererrerer]

Annam ne onàl carner tallan! ( This is a beautiful language) :)

[bea4anrq12]

Sounds like an alien language of sorts, like a cross between Klingon and Xhosa. You should change the name to Xhosgon!

[wentz047]

This language sounds painful, but very interesting.

[DorianJamesFox]

hal zran len ra! (I like your language!) :D

[Tsiehtalol]

Sounds Xhosa-ish. (Sometimes it sucks to be monolingual. The sounds of English are so boring.)

[daconmiked]

very interesting and very creative . you have a inspiring imagination for all of us to ponder on how cool this sounds . well done my friend . peace

[notacommunist]

thanks, peace to you too.

[HailCthulhu]

Clickety-click.

[MyoushinRyuNinjutsu]

WTF?

[notacommunist]

I'm still wondering about it myself.

[MyoushinRyuNinjutsu]

Wes yn ar nym?

(What's the name?)

[Esperantanaso]

o_o

What does it mean?