/glossopoeia/

>>70230067
In all honesty, I actually can’t stand quenya.

>>70230244
That's because you have shit taste.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuL-aCdrvew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijG3xBFlDW4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU0aaq5pjnQ

>>70230067
With how many languages have died out in the 2000s alone - I think almost 50 - constructed languages are more important than ever for the preservation of linguistic diversity.

>>70232571
Is that sarcasm? O.o

>>70234021
Maybe "diversity" makes it sound bad. I just mean that languges come into being far too slowly naturally. Conlangs can fight against this.

>>70234099
Maybe people can form micronations and teach their languages to their kids.

>>70230067
As someone who's been continuously making languages all life since year 6, I can't stand quenya either.

Not because it's a bad language, but because all Anglo conlangers are inspired by it and produce languages that sound similarly, despite how rare, for instance, th-sounds are in the world. Good thing it doesn't have that Anglo-Chinese "r".

>>70234166
Quenya was made for beauty and dental fricatives are beautiful.

>>70234221
To an Anglo.

No, they sound like someone with teeth punched out.

>>70234663
but you can only make the sound when you have teeth

>>70234663
>>70234788
He's right. It's literally called a DENTAL fricative.

>>70235448
>>70234788
Oh, try to say "s" without the tip of your tongue approaching the teeth. That sounds similarly to th in "thin".

what's the most cohesive conlang out there?

>>70236944
What do you mean by this?