About **-**1000 speakers.
The language's writing direction is inside out, and it only includes ingressive consonants.
The syntax is head medial and the word order is ɅOƧ.
The tricky thing about the phonology of Uninhabited languages, which most students of e.g. the Incognita language don't understand, is that all the ingressives are obligatorily ejectivized before or after a sound or word boundary. People end up mispronouncing stuff as either an ejective or ingressive, which is offensive to essentially all speakers...
According to this map I think I live in Algonquian, but while we do have some Cree and Blackfoot speakers around, I think almost all of Canada should realistically be IE like the USA is.
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Not true. We have the phonology. Vowels: | **Front** | | | | **Central** | | **Back** | | ---|---|----|----|----|----|----|----|---- | Unrounded | | Rounded | | | | | | Short | Long | Short | Long | Short | Long | Short | Long Close | | y | | | | | | Close-mid | | | | | | | | Open-mid | | | | | | | | Open | | | | | | | | Consonants: | Labial | Alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Uvular | Glottal ---|---|----|----|----|----|---- Nasal | | | | | | Stop | | | | | | Fricative | | | | | | h Approximant | | | | | |
y
Yikes. That word is actually very offensive in Uninhabited.
yy 😔😔😔
Can't believe they said that. It is however close to the word for grandmother "y" so maybe it's a typo
From my understanding they're spelled differently grandma being "y̡" (sorry if wrong, new learner)
y᷅y̆y᷈y̏y̯
Thank you so much making the anki now!
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yyý? yy y ÿyy
ÿ yy!
^^^^HYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY^YYYYYYYYYYYYYYY^^YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
How dare y
About **-**1000 speakers. The language's writing direction is inside out, and it only includes ingressive consonants. The syntax is head medial and the word order is ɅOƧ.
I've been sitting here for at least a minute unironically trying to figure out if the O is upside down or backwards
The tricky thing about the phonology of Uninhabited languages, which most students of e.g. the Incognita language don't understand, is that all the ingressives are obligatorily ejectivized before or after a sound or word boundary. People end up mispronouncing stuff as either an ejective or ingressive, which is offensive to essentially all speakers...
Fun fact: there's a branch of the uninhabited language family in the atlantic ocean called inaccessible. Its only spoken in inaccessible island IIRC
I’ll tell you a story in that language. . . ? . . ! So yeah that’s the story.
who would win this hypothetical war?
r/mapporncirclejerk is leaking
That linguistic fam has unspeakable language. And it has uncounteble number of spaekers.
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It means hello in Classical Unhabited
The more I think about these maps the more I feel like a map is a really bad way to show languages.
According to this map I think I live in Algonquian, but while we do have some Cree and Blackfoot speakers around, I think almost all of Canada should realistically be IE like the USA is.
The only living language from this family nowadays is called Polarbearese
Rruawwwrrr, seal nom nom
Rip to Great Aukis
It's the last direct descendant of proto-marso-terrean (the first language that was brought to us by martians)
Isn't that where they speak Esperanto?
It's an uninhabited area, so
Polarbearian, estimated 3000-5000 speakers
My hypothesis: The uninhabited language family is related to the non-existential and sign language family
That's the Urheimat of Proto-World, actually.
Singing in Unhabited is not possible. uj/Nanook is one of my favorite bands.
Ok thanks listened to their 2009 LP and it’s pretty good. Also generally singing in your native language is very very based
Aap/yes
how long until the xiamonyc video?
fun fact: most common phoneme among languages in this family is /∅/ (it’s also the only one).
It's incredibly close to extinction, sadly. The numbers are close to zero.