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📖 A thread for my conlang Kamesotonishira (rice language)

Other than the vocab, everything is from last year's work
Eventually I hope to reach the level of evolution, where I can modernize and simplify the conlang a little
(hopefully by then comment 1 will be a good enough "textbook" for some to make sentences and stuff in my conlang lol)

Update 3: deleted the word for here, as i have not decided on what to do with adverbs in a SOV system
also added the letter h to all pronunciation guides without it at the end. This lessens the number of possible symbols from 116 to 61
introduced the symbol for n, the only consonant to receive its own symbol
with the introduction of n, some words have received this letter
the word for please (ma na) has been changed to (ma ra sa i)

Gosh damn this is beautiful.
You have a cult, and now you have a language to chant your archaic mantras in.
Bravo mein freund bravo

Gosh damn this is beautiful.
You have a cult, and now you have a language to chant your archaic mantras in.
Bravo mein freund bravo
I never considered using the conlang for the rice cult
Thanks for the idea

Update 4: added what is possibly the most important word, rice. (ka me so to)
I can take this word to have the name of the language

Macht nichts mein freund.
How about Golagat
Gologato (I had to modify it a bit) sounds kinda good
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-fj6aZ5h3XjxfdlJmrbSweW-YFOFvU1mcS7-BodVeL8/edit?usp=sharing
Grammar Google docs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-jHa_1orS4gwmA8573F-Os3wQp4Ybx4wLFrO8MTMVw0/edit?usp=sharing
I keep procrastinating on this one (been about a year and I barely did anything)
I'll post some stuff abt it also include some updates in this thread
You guys can also give some ideas, but I may not like or be able to follow them all
Details:
Consonants = n t d sh ch k s g r m p b l (arranged by frequency)
Vowels = a i o e u (arranged by frequency)
Writing system = Alphabetic syllabary
Sentence structure = VSO
Syllable types represented by the written symbols= CV, V, VCV, and CVC