The CBB

Natlangs :eng: Bear isn't brother to cow. (mongolian proverb) :deu: Der Bär ist nicht der Bruder der Kuh. (mongolisches Sprichwort) :nor: Bjørnen er ikke bror til kua. (mongolsk ordspråk) :dan: Bjørnen er ikke bror til koen. (mongolsk ordsprog) :swe: Björnen är inte bror till kon. (mongoliskt ordsp...

xingoxa wrote: The underlying syllable structure is C(ː)C(ː)

Ooops, it should be C(ː)V(ː). I was inspired by Tuvaluan, my favourite polynesian language.

Here is the phonemic inventory for Watteetexu, the only conlang I work (more or less) actively on: Labial Dental Palatal Velar Glottal Nasals m, mː n̪, n̪ː ŋ, ŋː Plosives (fortis) pː t̪ː kː Plosives (lenis) p ~ b t̪ ~ d̪ k ~ g ʔ Continuants l̪ j w ~ ɰ h ~ ɦ The lenis (non-geminate) plosives are opti...

The glottal stop as a clear favourite for me.

Other phonemes like are /ŋ/, /q/, /ɒ/ and /ɯ/

My favourite aspect of language is case and morphosyntactical alignment. I also like gender/noun classes. I don't see why gender should be more difficult to learn than other lexical aspects of a language. I like word order, too. I don't really know if I have any "least favourite" or hated ...

Ko kii ta tuuni ko paapoko xa Ta Waata ta gooxa lee ttawa. Me rakipi me moti ttawa, me gotto kii ta xapu xo ta paare...

As I typed, Google thought it was Maori, Vietnamese, Finnish, Uzbec, English and finally Albanian.

:con: Changshuo: saranghă la ( love-intensifier ENERGETIC) /sA4ANh{ lA/ :con: Quenya: melinyel (may not be romantic...)(love-1ps-2ps) /melinjel/ ( I am pretty sure ) :con: Ríhanen: Ih kuennen sissa. /i 'kwen:en 'sis:a/ :con: Esperanto: Mi amas vin. :con: Esperanto sen Fleksio: Mi ami vi. :con: Rejis...