ui'e Dzæla (toki Jela)

[zenith osprey]

mi pali e toki sin: toki Jela (ui'e Dzæla)
kalama en nimi lili li ni: (sitelen li pana)
toki pona en toki Inli li ken
if anything looks confusing, feel free to ask questions

[tender jasper]

Guys I think this conlang has vowels

[zenith osprey]

quite possibly

[zenith osprey]

i forgot to put the IPA for h and x but luckily they are their own IPA lol

h is /h/ and x is /x/

x like in loch
h like in well, hello

xæ isnt used if "insa" "onva" "ösa" or "taui'a" is present

[zenith osprey]

the idea of the language is to sound like a slavic romance language but on steroids me thinks

its kind of a joke lang but its somehow more functional than my previous one (which uses only a, aa, n, l, and a click for sounds)

[zenith osprey]

basically want to get it fledged to a point i can make a series of songs with it and then never touch it again

xd

[zenith osprey]

UPDATE WOOO

ui'e Dzælaktino (toki Jelatino)

[zenith osprey]

ui'e Dzæla (toki Jela)

[wanton cedar]

this spelling is confusing

[zenith osprey]

i'm wondering what makes you say that

[wanton cedar]

the vowels, especially a æ and á

[zenith osprey]

i just noticed those screenshots have old IPA

[zenith osprey]

<a> is [a] or [æ] "pat, cat"
<æ> is [ɛj] or [ej] "say, play, day"
<á> is [aj] or similar. "guy, guide, plight"

i also changed <ö> to be [əw] "oh, snow, go"

[wanton cedar]

what's the stress pattern?

[zenith osprey]

what is stress pattern

[wanton cedar]

which syllables to put stress on

[zenith osprey]

first, usuaally

second sometimes on words that are more than 2 syllables long