• Llituro [he/him, they/them]
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    9 hours ago

    you learn just enough linguistics to make a language skeleton with consistent names that don't sound like 1) english but not or 2) what an english person thinks language X sounds like where X is Arabic for people in an arid climate, etc. this is much less complex than making an entire language with a full enough dictionary to express complex thoughts and grammatical rules just to have names for places

    • TheDoctor [they/them]
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      9 hours ago

      So what you throw together a subset of the IPA and some basic phonotactics and then just create names that fit that as needed?