PaePae La'a MooyaMooya

Introduction

PaePae La'a MooyaMooya is a picto-syllabic language spoken by the Ryanic peoples throughout the world. It was invented by Ryan DeMoon in the 2020s. Currently, as a language, it is still a work in progress, and will probably never be finished fully, if finishing it is even possible.

The main feature of PaePae La'a MooyaMooya is that each word carries both phonetic and real-world meanings, as opposed to the one or the other found in alphabets and pictographic scripts, respectively. This, however, has the side effect of causing many sentences to be longer that they could theoretically be if preservation of either of these two features was abandoned.

Phonology

Orthography

There are 7 main symbols in PaePae La'a Mooya Mooya, as well as 6 more special ones. While it cannot be written to its full effect on a computer, the basic symbols used are: | (vertical line), - (horizontal line), / (left diagonal line), \ (right diagonal line), o (circle), * (dot), and x ("x" shape). This is in addition to the special strokes/symbols: