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5. 2021 CoWriMo
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7. 2022 Goals
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9. 2023 Goals
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10. 2023 Lexember Roundup
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11. 2024 Goals
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13. Captative verbs
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14. Collocations
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15. Colors in Nolwynn
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21. Culture: Food Rituals
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28. Emotion signifiers
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29. ergativity
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31. font characters
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33. Grammatical moods
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37. Intransitive Verbs
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39. Lesson #1: Verb basics
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40. Lesson #2: Verbs again
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42. More about pronouns
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55. Story mood
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57. Telling time
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58. Tulwyn vs Nolwynn
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I keep changing what the letters look like, if I want it to be cursive, how/if the logograms should be used, etc
These are the characters in one of
Nolwynn's writing systems. This particular one is a simple alphabet that still uses a handful of logograms. 
Nolwynn has two writing systems: an alphabet inspired by the shapes of ocean waves and a logographic system. Although the two are often combined, the logographic system is used primarily by shamans. A circle beneath a letter usually indicates an ejective; the one exception is the symbol for /ɬ/. Two dots stacked above a letter indicates tone, while three indicates a lengthened vowel. The last row shows a few of the logograms that are often mixed into the alphabet. There are a few others as well.
This poster shows an example of the combined system:
The spiral at the end of the first line is a logogram meaning "a place."
Here is more about Nolwynn's writing system:
emotion signifiers
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