Lingua (Language)

[Ybom]

No, the title has nothing to do with my language at all, but more languages around the world understand lingua better. For everyone who wishes to know, I started this language based on a new binary coding system which would be easier for us to read.

If you want examples of what this language looks like, I haven't figured out how I wish to properly place it in written format yet. Anyways, I would like help working out some of the issues I have listed at the end.

This is copied from an email I sent myself a few days back detailing what I had basically:


Overview of current rules:
Notes: Only what is essentially in stone.

1. The rule of four essential symbols: space (dimention 0), point (dimention 1), line (dimention 1.5), round [circle] (dimention 2)
2. The rule of parts: being able to manipulate each essential symbol in different ways, such as rotating the line, moving around the point to wherever it is needed, or using a segment of round other than a circle.
3. The rule of vision: being able to see what is displayed, meaning a point cannot overlap a line to become invisible. Each part of what is written must be clearly in view, and defined to a level that others can easily interpret properly what you're writing.


Overview of current problems:
Notes: This is by no means complete; essentially a rough draft. Hopefully it can be modified to reduce complexity!

1. The rules of modified symbols and their limitations (also how they can relate to one another and how they cannot)
2. The rules of structure; including complex symbols, thought forms, "sentences", "paragraphs", "chapters", etc.
3. The rules of grammar; including spelling and placement limitations of all symbols.
4. The rules of society; including vocabulary, variations, specific places and actions, tenses, systems already in place, conversions, prosody (the emotional side and feeling behind some parts of communication), and possible potential problem areas (to be sought out and worked on forever most likely), anything else?
5. The rules of sound; including the essential sounds, modified sounds, complex sounds, and how they directly integrate into the language and relate to the written symbology
6. The rules of math and dimentions; including math expressions, lists, heirarchy, historical structures, computer related things, and anything else that can be expressed in a logical fashion.