What do you think it would take to establish a cross nation sort of jargon language in North America? I've had this idea cross my mind quite frequently where if you made a very simple grammar system and then used loanwords from French, Spanish, and English possibly even Indigenous languages. I know English probably isn't going to cease being the Lingua France for a while now but I think this would still be a cool idea. Again sort of like a Pidgin, Creole, and just a Jargon language like Chinook Wawa. I think my own problem right now is that I love how intelligible Spanish and French are but English seems to dull it. Maybe it's because I am a Native English speaker and the language just seems ok to me. I am interested in this idea I just don't know where I'd go with it in the future..

I'm very new to this. I have some phonotactics and some other rules along with illegal clusters. How do you all generate lists of roots? And words?

I'm working on a script to dynamically generate them based on either phoneme or the phonestheme I want to appear in a root/word.

At first I took the easy approach and just computationally produced a set of all valid combination between 2-6 phonemes long. This gave me a list of 41.5+ million. Then I just filter and sort based on phonemes I want and in which position.

In my language, femboy is a gender, there is a seperate pronoun of femboy, and a word can be considered femboy

From Camalnarese:

##Vowels

A/a /a/

Ä/ä /æ/

E/e /ɛ/

Ë/ë /e/

I/i /i/

Ï/ï /ɪ/

O/o /ɔ/

Ö/ö /o/

U/u /u/

Ü/ü /ʊ/

(The vowels before can also be pharyngalized e.g. /aˤ/ Ȧ/ȧ /æˤ/ Ä̇/ä̇ or can have a ʕ before e.g. /ʕɛ/ Ẹ/ẹ /ʕe/ Ẹ̈/ẹ̈ )

Ə/ə /ə/

Ê/ê /ɜ/

##Consonants

B/b /b/

Č/č /t͡ʃ/

Ç/ç /ç/

Š/š /ʃ/

D/d /d/

D́/d́ /ɖ/

F/f /f/

G/g /g/

Ǵ/ǵ /ɟ/

Ģ/ģ /ɢ/

Ǧ/ǧ /d͡ʒ/

Ɠ/ɠ /ʛ/

Ġ/ġ /ɣ/

H/h /h/

H̦/h̦ /ʜ/

Ḥ/ḥ /ħ/

Ḫ/ḫ /x/~/χ/

X̮/x̮ /ʀ̥ˠᵝ/

J/j /ʒ/~/ʝ/

C/c /k/

Ċ/ċ /kʰ/

Ć/ć /c/

K/k /k’/

L/l /l/

Ḷ/ḷ /lˤ/

Ļ/ļ /ɬ/

M/m /m/

N/n /n/

P/p /p/

Ṗ/ṗ /pʰ/

Q/q /q/

Q̇/q̇ /qʰ/

Q̮/q̮ /q͡χ/

Q̀/q̀ /ʡ/

R/r /r/

Ř/ř /ʕ/ (/ʕʔ/ before vowels)

R̄/r̄ /rːː/ (/r̥ːː/ when doubled)

S/s /s/

T/t /t/

Ṫ/ṫ /tʰ/

T́/t́ /ʈ/

V/v /v/

W/w /w/

X/x /z̪͡ɦ̪͆/

Y/y /j/

Z/z /z/

Ż/ż /z͎/

Ð/ð /ð/

Ţ/ţ /θ/

(Most of the consonants can be pharyngalized, adding a dot under the letter e.g. Ṭ/ṭ /tˤ/)