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If this is too minimalist for you, another interesting conlang is 'Mini' which has 1000 words. I haven't tried it, but I've heard it's pretty easy to learn. ht

If this is too minimalist for you, another interesting conlang is 'Mini' which has 1000 words. I haven't tried it, but I've heard it's pretty easy to learn. https://minilanguage.com/ https://minilanguage.com/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36788783 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36788783

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This was recently on a textbin, glad I backed it up: A More Refined Minimal Language Inspired by Toki Pona & SpamTec & Ytcracker Basic Vocabulary: suno - sun, light, day moku - food, eat tomo - shelter, place, structure telo - drink, water, fluid jan - individual, person soweli - creature, animal kama - future, approach, event tawa - move, direction, towards ni - this, present mi - self, I sina - other, you ona - they, he, she, it Grammar: Basic Structure: Subject + Verb (or Predicate) mi moku. - I eat. sina suno. - You shine or You are sunny. Direct Objects are introduced with "e": mi moku e telo. - I consume water. (I drink water.) sina tawa e tomo. - You move towards the shelter. (You go to the house.) Questions: For yes/no questions, use "seme" after the verb. mi moku seme? - Do I eat? sina tawa seme? - Are you moving? For open-ended questions, place "seme" where the unknown is. seme li moku? - Who eats? sina tawa e seme? - Where are you going? Tense Indication: Past: Use pini before the verb. Future: Use kama before the verb. mi pini moku. - I previously ate. (I ate.) mi kama moku. - I will eat soon. (I will eat.) Negation: Use ala after the verb. mi moku ala. - I don't eat. Possession: Use pi between the possessor and the thing possessed. mi pi tomo. - My house. sina pi moku. - Your food. ------------ If anyone is interested in practicing with me, let me know!
- phreeza 3y ago
  What is spamtec & ytcracker ?
Karrot_Kream 3y ago
Very cool language! As something auxlang like it seems to have a lot of similar issues encountered when creating the vocabulary as other auxlangs but that's not usually a problem for me since I know a bunch of romance and South Asian languages. Thanks for sharing!

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revid 3y ago

This was recently on a textbin, glad I backed it up: A More Refined Minimal Language Inspired by Toki Pona & SpamTec & Ytcracker Basic Vocabulary: suno - sun, light, day moku - food, eat tomo - shelter, place, structure telo - drink, water, fluid jan - individual, person soweli - creature, animal kama - future, approach, event tawa - move, direction, towards ni - this, present mi - self, I sina - other, you ona - they, he, she, it Grammar: Basic Structure: Subject + Verb (or Predicate) mi moku. - I eat. sina suno. - You shine or You are sunny. Direct Objects are introduced with "e": mi moku e telo. - I consume water. (I drink water.) sina tawa e tomo. - You move towards the shelter. (You go to the house.) Questions: For yes/no questions, use "seme" after the verb. mi moku seme? - Do I eat? sina tawa seme? - Are you moving? For open-ended questions, place "seme" where the unknown is. seme li moku? - Who eats? sina tawa e seme? - Where are you going? Tense Indication: Past: Use pini before the verb. Future: Use kama before the verb. mi pini moku. - I previously ate. (I ate.) mi kama moku. - I will eat soon. (I will eat.) Negation: Use ala after the verb. mi moku ala. - I don't eat. Possession: Use pi between the possessor and the thing possessed. mi pi tomo. - My house. sina pi moku. - Your food. ------------ If anyone is interested in practicing with me, let me know!

phreeza 3y ago
What is spamtec & ytcracker ?

Karrot_Kream 3y ago

Very cool language! As something auxlang like it seems to have a lot of similar issues encountered when creating the vocabulary as other auxlangs but that's not usually a problem for me since I know a bunch of romance and South Asian languages. Thanks for sharing!