This artificial language is called samin. samin is constructed international auxiliary language. this IAL is made by one who hate fucking other IAL.
table of content
[table of content].
[persuading to learn samin].
[refuting to concerns].
[how to provide feedback&community].
[alphabet].
[pronunciation].
[detail].
persuading to learn samincore
samin is easy and logical unambigious language.
It is neutral because words are taken from languages around the world.
lot of words is compound word.
Words used in similar situations or words with similar meanings are made of similar letters.
words is short so efficient and easy to type.
lot of word is made by antonym rule.lot of words is arranged in orderly way.
suffixs is few so pronunciation can be expressed freely.
no double consonants and consonant blend.
no pronunciation that is hard to pronounce(r, f, v, z).
no slang and homonyms and synonyms.
example
lot of word is compound word.
for example, "moda" mean "trend". "amu" mean "fun". moda + amu = moam. "moam" mean "meme".
"bah" mean "sound". bah + amu = baam. "baam" mean "music".
"aon" mean "compete". aon + amu = aoam. "aoam" mean "sports".
"tul" mean "tool". tul + amu = tuam. "tuam" mean "game".
"lic" mean "lqiuid". "mama" mean "mom". lic + mama = lima. "lima" mean "milk".
"loh" mean "hot". lic + loh = lilo. "lilo" mean "lava".
"te" mean "remain". "co" mean "know". te + co = teco. "teco" mean "remember".
"ce" mean "have". te + ce = tece. "tece" mean "keep".
lot of word is made by antonym rule.
"te" mean "remain" so "et" mean "stop".(inversed)
Words used in similar situations or words with similar meanings are made of similar letters.
for example, "lic" mean "liquid". "lie" mean "water".
differences from other international auxiliary language
esperanto: samin is not europe centric. many word is derived from globasa. having many suffix is disadvantage. samin dont have many suffix. pronunciation of esperanto is hard unlike samin.
globasa: samin use grammar that cant make ambigious sentence. and words is short so efficient. human is insan in globasa. human is ins in samin. lot of word is compound word or made by antonym rule so it is easy than globasa. pronunciation of globasa is hard. they have r, z, v. "y" in "finfley" is like /i/. it is confuse. globasa user have to memorize both the pronunciation and the spelling. ewropa mean europe. it is pronouncd as [europa] so when user listen "u" user dont know if it is letter w or letter u. pronunciation of r similar to l. but samin dont have such thing. word "oko" in globasa is ambigious cuz it can mean "eye" and "to see". in samin, to see is glu. eye is glue.
viossa: viossa's most vocabulary is deroved from few language.. I think it's just a meme language, so I won't take it seriously.
interlingua: idk interlingua well.
elefen: idk elefen well.
Debate that has already taken place
A: intonation and punctuation is used to remove ambigious so dont make grammar prefix notation.
B: language that cant make ambigious sentence is best language. most person dont use such intonation and punctuation so there are lot of sentence that is ambigious in language that dont use prefix notation. Why were some international auxiliary languages created for peace, only to cause conflict through ambiguity. intonation and punctuation can remove some ambigious but there are limit.
how to remove ambigious in "i love situation that i love person who love cow and people and chicken or he eat meal".
at least we must think deeply.
for example, how to say "( [[A and B] or C] ) and D" without ambigious.
A: When words with similar meanings also look and sound alike, they become hard to tell apart by context alone if they aren't heard clearly.
B: To fix this, words with similar meanings are designed to look alike but use different vowels. Vowels are much easier to distinguish than consonants in noisy environments, and they require different mouth shapes. For example, lic means liquid and lie means water; when spoken, these two words have completely different mouth shapes and sound distinct.
a = /a/. b = /b/. c = /k/. d = /d/. e = /ɛ/. g = /g/. h = /h/. i = /ɪ/. j = /dʒ/. l = /l/. m = /m/. n = /n/. o = /o/. p = /p/. q = /ŋ/. r = /ʌ/. s = /s/. t = /t/. u = /u/. w = [wo]. s = /s/. y = /ɯ/ z=/tʃ/.
"," make pronunciation strong but this pronunciation is not used by default. Because some people might find it difficult to pronounce.
,b = /p͈/.
,d = /t͈/
,g = /k͈/
,s = /s͈/
,j = /țɕ/
,a = /ja/
,e = /je/
,i = /wi/
,o = /jo/
,r = /jʌ/
,u = /ju/
,w = /we/
,y = /wa/
if "," cant be used then x is used.
"l" dont work like english. "ala" pronounced as "a.la" not "al.la".
if "." cant be used then v is used.
only g and n and d and l and m and b and q can work as final consonant. k and t and p cant work as final consonant.
read it if you dislike this pronunciation
"r" is /ʌ/ like german.( "r" in natur is /ʌ/) so it is not random.
"z" is /tʃ/ like german.( "z" in zur is /tʃ/) so it is not random.
"y" is /ɯ/ in Yale Romanization so it is not random.
"q" is the second least used character in english. among character that isnt used, "q" is the character most similar to "ng".
detail(not finished but can helpful)
"ji" mean "thing that alive".
"i" mean "me".
"i ji" mean "i am thing that alive". grammar of samin is like SVO. We express this as "the 'i' is in the left hand side".
"ji" mean "thing that alive" so "ij" mean "dead thing"(inversed).
"u" mean "you".
"ga A" mean "thing that detect A" so "i ga u" mean "i detect you". samin does not distinguish between who and thing.
"e A B" mean "A of B". "nam" mean "name". "e nam u?" mean "what is your name?".
"i sti.b" may mean "i am steve".
"lo A" mean "location of A". "t,y" mean "toilet".
"lo t,y?" mean "where is toilet?".
"ite A" mean "thing that greet A".
"i ite" mean "i greet" or "hello".
"i eti" mean "farewell" or "bye".
"z A B" mean "whether A is B". "ce A" mean "thing that have A". "lie" mean "water".
"z u ce lie?" mean "do you have water?".
"y" is used for command. "t A B" mean "thing that cause A to be B".
"y t i ce lie" mean "make me have water" or "give me water".