Toki Pona edition
>language creation kit
zompist.com
>language creation society
conlang.org
>introduction to linguistics
ufal.mff.cuni.cz
>lexique pro, free software to create your own lexicon
lexiquepro.com
>a wiki page containing many constructed language projects
frathwiki.com
>Glǽmscrafu – Tolkien’s linguistic cellar
glaemscrafu.jrrvf.com
This is a great Sanskrit dictionary with an insane amount of entries.
I assume I'll have to make /glossopoeia/ myself since nobody here will.
youtube.com
Based.
You know that pseudo-scientific quest for the "proto-World" language? This is for the "eschato-World" language, the last language of mankind.
discord.gg
I have a new Jarda singer! Based on the excellent results with Kevin
singing in Tirëlat, and the reasonably good results from the free "Lite"
version of Chiyu singing in Jarda, I decided to get Qing Su (another
Chinese voice). With a bit of effort, her Jarda pronunciation is really
quite good. Trills require some extra work, but most Vocaloid voice
banks also have trouble with trills.
prismnet.com
I think this sounds better than most of the other voices I've tried for
this song. With a bit more work I might even get it sounding as good as
or better than the original.
I'm making a Persian-based language, similar to how Gypsies have a Sanskrit derived language, but the idea is that it developed in the Anglo world and has a lot of Anglicisms and English-y spelling.
That seems like a bad idea. Try again.
How so?