Binary Language [BINAR]
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Language type
Engineered Language (Englang)
Species
Human/humanoid
About Binary Language
Here's an organized overview of the structure:
Phonology
The language consists of only two vowels, specifically /i/ and /u/.
Grammar
There are two parts of speech: nouns and verbs.
The word order is SVO.
How it Works
Each word is comprised of eight bits.
Each bit represents a yes/no question about the word's meaning.
A "yes" to an answer is written as "1", and a "no" is written as "0".
"1" is spoken as /i/ and "0" as /u/.
Nouns
To determine if a word is a noun and what the noun is like, a series of yes/no questions are used:
Is this word a noun?
Does the noun have any green color?
Is the noun's height greater than the men's Olympic high jump record (2.39 meters or 7 feet 10 inches)?
Is the noun alive?
Is it not supposed to be eaten?
Is it not a physical thing?
Isn't it a bad thing?
Is the noun older than 101 hours?
Verbs
To determine if a word is a verb and what the verb is like, a different series of yes/no questions are used:
Is the word a noun?
Does the verb require bodily movement?
Is this verb something humans can do?
Is the verb a bad thing?
Is the verb physically observable?
Does the verb produce sound?
Is the verb negated?
Does the verb take longer than two minutes to perform?
Examples:
Language = 10110001 = is a noun, has no green color, is taller than the men's Olympic high jump record, is alive, is not supposed to be eaten, is not a physical thing, is not a bad thing, is older than 101 hours.
Fly (verb) = 01001100 = is not a noun, requires bodily movement, is not something humans can do, is not a bad thing, is physically observable, produces sound, is not negated, does not take longer than 2 minutes
Phonology
The language consists of only two vowels, specifically /i/ and /u/.
Grammar
There are two parts of speech: nouns and verbs.
The word order is SVO.
How it Works
Each word is comprised of eight bits.
Each bit represents a yes/no question about the word's meaning.
A "yes" to an answer is written as "1", and a "no" is written as "0".
"1" is spoken as /i/ and "0" as /u/.
Nouns
To determine if a word is a noun and what the noun is like, a series of yes/no questions are used:
Is this word a noun?
Does the noun have any green color?
Is the noun's height greater than the men's Olympic high jump record (2.39 meters or 7 feet 10 inches)?
Is the noun alive?
Is it not supposed to be eaten?
Is it not a physical thing?
Isn't it a bad thing?
Is the noun older than 101 hours?
Verbs
To determine if a word is a verb and what the verb is like, a different series of yes/no questions are used:
Is the word a noun?
Does the verb require bodily movement?
Is this verb something humans can do?
Is the verb a bad thing?
Is the verb physically observable?
Does the verb produce sound?
Is the verb negated?
Does the verb take longer than two minutes to perform?
Examples:
Language = 10110001 = is a noun, has no green color, is taller than the men's Olympic high jump record, is alive, is not supposed to be eaten, is not a physical thing, is not a bad thing, is older than 101 hours.
Fly (verb) = 01001100 = is not a noun, requires bodily movement, is not something humans can do, is not a bad thing, is physically observable, produces sound, is not negated, does not take longer than 2 minutes
Sample of Binary Language[view] 10100001 00101100 10010101 01001110. 10010101 01101110 11100101. 10010101 01001100, 10010101 00100010 10100011.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.[view all texts]
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.[view all texts]
Phonology
| Consonants | This table is empty. |
| Vowels | Front | Back | ||
| Close | i | u | ||
