Mholredian Sign Language [MSLG]
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Language type
Signed conlang
Species
Humans/Humanoid (signed)
About Mholredian Sign Language
- SOV
- No grammatical tense or gender
- Easy-ass modality
- No pronoun dropping, but yeet the copulas for all I care
- Question particle used at the end of questions - separate one for rhetoricals
- Irony marker
- 5 different ways to say hello but y'all only get to see one
- Uh, it's a sign language (duh) so that means it has its own notation (I'll put that all in a badly explained article soon, don't worry)
- No grammatical tense or gender
- Easy-ass modality
- No pronoun dropping, but yeet the copulas for all I care
- Question particle used at the end of questions - separate one for rhetoricals
- Irony marker
- 5 different ways to say hello but y'all only get to see one
- Uh, it's a sign language (duh) so that means it has its own notation (I'll put that all in a badly explained article soon, don't worry)
Sample of Mholredian Sign LanguageCan't find any yet.
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Phonology
[view]Phonological System: Humans/Humanoid (signed)Modified Sign Language IPA (MSLIPA), a way of transcribing signed languages heavily based on David Peterson's Sign Language IPA (SLIPA). Most of the credit goes to him and his work on the system. The original version can be found at http://dedalvs.conlang.org/slipa.htmlHandshapes are directly taken from SLIPA as well as diacritics, an individual explanation of the specific handshapes is advised for each language. Due to formatting issues, areas below the waist are not well specified in this version, although they will be discussed in the article and are in fact included in the MSLIPA.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to constraints, this is only a bare version, and specific attributes (using superscripts) must be added manually, a link to the unicode list here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts
| Place | Middle Forehead | Nose Ridge | Chin (point) | Ear | Throat | Clavicle | Middle Chest | Naval | palm | Finger |
| Central | f | r | c | ear | t | k | m | b | plm | cag |
| Handshape | 0 Fingers | 1 Finger | 2 Fingers |
| Thumb Vertical | A | ||
| Thumb Horizontal | Ŧ | G | 3 |
| Curved w/ Thumb | Č |
| Movement | Dominant | Central |
| Upper Back | E | |
| Mid Back | D | X |
| Lower Back | H | |
| Upper Front | M | |
| Mid Front | L | Y |
| Lower Front | P |
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Mholredian Sign Language. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
| Mholredian Sign LanguageOrthography [edit] | |||||||||
| 3/3/ | a/A/ | b/b/ | c/Č/, /c/ | cag/cag/ | d/D/ | e// | ear/ear/ | f/f/ | g/G/ |
| h/H/ | k/k/ | l/L/ | m/m/, /M/ | p/P/ | plm/plm/ | r/r/ | t/t/, /Ŧ/ | x/X/ | y/Y/ |
| ✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change] | |||||||||
Additional NotesIf the IPA is capitalised, so is the grapheme (CWS just can't handle the complexity).
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MSLG Notation
*plm[G]ear[C]* and the like...
23-May-20 11:14
