Conlang Showcase -- Prins (Pirnshex)

Prins is a Sern-Cahilan language, descended from Hvasvan, a cousin to Nashan, and distantly related to Arodjun. It was influenced by Prnth languages such as Lrnath before the Rediscovery of human tech. By the time the Prins Empire conquered the Fwonnel peninsula by sea, it was this very fascinating piece of language and culture.
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[@Turachkh]

This sounds somewhat similar to English. Sometimes my brain would go onto English comprehension and try in vain to understand, what was being said during the Prins recitation.

[@sal6695]

Bro you are pumping these out!!! Keep going, you're probably currently the best active conlang showcase maker on the platform!

[@fenghualiu2653]

R coloring and pharygealisation are quite similar acoustically. Apparently, r coloring can also harmonize as pharyngealisation in old Chinese almost always apply to both syllables if a word is bisyllabic 😂

[@LoganKearsley]

Sounds weirdly reminiscent of Irish...

[@salumtheconlang2953]

amazing as usual

[@MatthewMcVeagh]

The reading sounds like Irish English. That constant R.

[@pianogang2273]

0:17 That breathing thing is going to be a thing fromnow on isn't it? :0

[@AgmaSchwa]

only until the Breathlang👁

[@pianogang2273]

@@AgmaSchwa 🙊

[@aro4cinglife]

Y does Prins just sound like dutch/frisian to me XD

[@kajvanveen5302]

same! it sounds like pensylvania dutch to me

[@rovio278]

Nah bro it sounded like english

[@n3ishere]

hell yeah prins

[@martinkullberg6718]

The pups remind me a bit of the creatures from green egs and ham (dr seus 's world) , one from the drawings looked a bit like that female Police officer glutz? Further how would modern phdm sound?

[@AgmaSchwa]

Haha, I can kinda see it! and also I am planning on making a video on literary vs spoken Pthm soon, so I'll explain it all then, hahaha.

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

make a polysynþetic language

[@RichardsonDoesAnythingReal]

Nguhbscribe

[@kahwigulum]

when did your oral fixation cause you to want to study linguistics?

[@microwave6224]

why so many languages down in OHIO SWAG LIKE OHIO

[@Denneth_D.]

DogLang 64

[@zeldadinosaur]

Dūj ḱū zū! Rūū!

[@user-rf2xm4ss8n]

why pirnshex?

[@detestit]

11:10 Why did you choose _x_ ? I see in your latinization the apostrophe is missing _'_ You do not use the apostrophe either to indicate a glottal stop, or for palatalization or iotation. The apostrophe can act as an accent mark, but what does not go above the vowel, but after it. PS 13:47 Isn't the whole point of harmony that it extends to the whole word, so that it would be easier to pronounce the word ?

[@AgmaSchwa]

I didnt want to use apostrophe, but I wanted a letter to make it obvious where the R-Harmony is interrupted. And there are a lot of harmony systems that can be interrupted by certain situations, and I wanted to try that out in one of my own languages.

[@detestit]

@@AgmaSchwa well, thx for answer & explanation

[@pianogang2273]

It's funny that you wrote that when you're 9! XÐ

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

xð

[@siyacer]

weird america