Conlangery #43: Adpositions

Today, we spend a ridiculous amount of time talking about adpositions, creating an hour-long discussion out of something William thought would be short.  We also have an extra special featured conlang today — one hand crafted specifically for this podcast! Top of Show Greeting: Opaki Aŋkuati Links and Resources: WALS: Order of Adposition and Noun Phrase WALS: Person Marking on Adpositions WALS on VO/OV order and adpositions Featured Conlang: Junen Rhá Hey Guys, Here’s my try at the caseless conlang exercise. Sorry it’s a little late in coming, but I was busy the last few weeks and am only now catching up with the podcast. It’s been a good many years since I sketched out more than a phoneme inventory for a conlang, so I apologize for it being a little rough. Cheers, Bryn Feedback: Question, I am new to the whole conlang concept. I have been a podcast subscriber since week 1 when I read about it on the Conlang Mailing List. I have been lurking on the subject for years at this point, but still haven’t started. Your podcast is the first place I have heard about IPA, I have downloaded the chart from Wikipedia, Is there some way to make sense of it?  I mean if IPA is somewhat necessary for others to understand what you are doing. I have no formal linguistics training. Any help with IPA would be appreciated. Thanks Matt from Oklahoma Response to Feedback: Wikipedia “English IPA” IPA “beat box” (non-pulmonic sounds) — the rest of the sounds can all be found here. Another site with sound samples Two IPA “Keyboards”: here and here