Thread 42764221

Finally I have arrived in Equestria
*Ponies start speaking old germanic languages* https://youtu.be/qnSVHbPOqvo?t=286
I CAN'T UNDERSTAND A THING YOU'RE SAYING ;_; IT'S LIKE YOU'RE BARKING.

https://oldponish.netlify.app/

>>42764221 (OP)
So what would Modern Ponish sound like? I wonder how well a speaker of German or Swedish could understand it.

I get it old Norse is cool but why can't we make one like C’ą̂ą́r.

>>42764221 (OP)
https://youtu.be/yTT0a2fQCVw?t=31

>>42765623
esoteric
absurd

How would writing differ for each of the tribes?

>>42767398
Writing may not differ much if the tribes stay in contact with one another and don’t necessarily cut off communications with one another, but we have seen Serbian written with both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabet before, possibly due to the cultural differences throughout what was once Yugoslavia.

The separations of writing systems or languages as wholes will likely take time and may require that communication cease between the three tribes. However, continued communication would still allow for standard and regional versions of the language to come about, similarly to how the Arabic language evolved, but these dialects may not use different writing systems unless different groups of people who speak the language either adopt the concept of writing at different times or the language itself evolves to adapt to different cultures.

Hliet foresettan pliht

>>42767670
Is this AI?

>>42767676
No, it’s something I learned from watching LangFocus and learning about Yugoslav history on the Internet and possibly also in school.

>>42767398
>>42767670
Earth ponies: runes, straight lines for wood and stone.
Unicorns: letters, they can hold a quill.
Pegasuses: memory. Pure. Memory.

>>42769242
But it doesn’t mean that the writing system can’t be fundamentally the same. Kanji were originally designed to be carved into bone, but they have survived the transition to paper and digital media.

However, if different communities who speak the language come into the concept of written language at different times, then the writing style and orthography of the language may change depending on the various people who make the rules for writing the language, but this could also be undone by a movement to unite the cultures together. The Romani language, for example, has historically been written using the orthographies of the cultures its various members have been in contact with, but there may be a trend of a unified orthography for the language as a whole, driven by the need to communicate using the Internet.

>>42769242
But it doesn’t mean that the writing system can’t be fundamentally the same. Kanji were originally designed to be carved into bone, but they have survived the transition to paper and digital media.

However, if different communities who speak the language come into the concept of written language at different times, then the writing style and orthography of the language may change depending on the various people who make the rules for writing the language, but this could also be undone by a movement to unite the cultures together. The Romani language, for example, has historically been written using the orthographies of the cultures its various speakers have been in contact with, but there may be a trend of a unified orthography for the language as a whole, driven by the need to communicate using the Internet.

>>42764487
What's that?

>>42769378
Non-human conlang designed for a fictional species of intelligent corvid based on bird anatomy such as beak without lips and lots of tones. Pardon me as I can't seem to find the flash animation rig for pony mouths. Based on that I was thinking lots of labials like f and v, voiceless mh, German pf and also nasals because our horses are obligate nose breathers.

Gamanō biginnadau!
Batistô Petaz winnadau!

>>42771797
He! Ek kunnį̄ himiną in tehun sekundimaz rūmijaną!

Gamanō biginnandau!
Andi batistô petaz winnadau!

>Anon In Equestria
>mfw you can't understand a thing they're saying

>Anon In Equestria
>Everyone is talking ponish instead of English
>mfw you can't understand a thing the ponies saying.

>>42771823
Nu! Sehwō, fōdiniz lagą hailaz isti.

Saving this for the pitch bible. Yes we have a pitch bible thread.

Can you make them speak it?

>>42764221 (OP)
Minaz klaini hrussa fulo: Winiskapiz isti galdraz mahtiz.

>>42772560
Already did it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QvC2ZfmVmA&list=PLJdVY2b1xDwy8tDJKLi0i0UTIZZlIA7uP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHKrYlSgquM&list=PLZiBJv7fq00imQSJt03777NcobimnB-kt&index=7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC5LcLdIs6M&list=PLXb-Vr35jjLeyfuB35TRSoyWW28ntQICO&index=3

Faroese is the most untainted language of the Hyperborean stem.
https://voca.ro/16e3SnxzO52c