The CBB

Agree. English already has an incréased amount of inflexion compared to the post-Middle / post-Early Modern period's loss of A.S. inflexion. As Salmoneus points out, our verbal conjugation is already making steam for Complexity City. Just listen to some of the compound tense-aspect-person-object ag...

Any thoughts?

/m n ɲ ŋ ŋʷ/
/p t c k kʷ q qʷ ʔ/
/b d ɟ g ɡʷ/
/s ɬ ʍ χ χʷ h/
/z l w ʁ ʁʷ/

Just like to reiterate how nice it all looks so far! I'll be here waiting for more grammar! Were any natlangs particularly important or inspirational?

Wow! I love the idea of the deep orthography and it seems like you put a lot of thought into creating it. Do you have any more example sentences show the orthography in action? Anything other general stuff you can tell us about the language before you go into more detail?

What are the rules for marking case?

Any verb morphology you're willing to speak on?

/p t̪ t c k/ /b d̪ d ɟ g/ /h/ /m n̪ n ɲ ŋ/ /ɾ l w j/ /ǀk ǁk ǃk ǂk/ /ǀg ǁg ǃg ǂg/ /ǀⁿ ǁⁿ ǃⁿ ǂⁿ/ I enjoy this. To what extent do fricatives occur allophonically? Also, how standard of a click inventory would you call that? I know next to nothing about them. Tazaric has 4 cases: Neutral, Topical, Geni...

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I must say, I agree. Would it be possible to see some more texts written?

@sangi

I was looking for a coronal retroflex distinction without a palatal POA because it seemed like the majority of languages with retroflex series also had palatal series, Australian and Indian languages. I've just confusedly been thinking of palatal as a coronal POA.

Are there any good examples? It doesn't seems like a very common feature

Hello! I've been lurking here for years and I guess I'm ready to start participating.

Question: Are there any languages with just a two way coronal contrast that is not dental/alveolar and palatal?