Writing Question about writing languages

[LilTV1155]

Want to create a language for Otherworlds.
Alphabet and glyphs already set.
Written style and grammars are set.
Pronunciation are still in work.

But when writing accents/dialects, do I use IPA pronunciation symbols or just " -/'t,/. "?

Accents can break English grammars, some readers will respond negatively especially when writer not going to change accented dialogues.

Any advices in making lnguages, dialects, & accents?

 

[Ilikewaterkusa]

Want to create a language for Otherworlds.
Alphabet and glyphs already set.
Written style and grammars are set.
Pronunciation are still in work.

But when writing accents/dialects, do I use IPA pronunciation symbols or just " -/'t,/. "?

Accents can break English grammars, some readers will respond negatively especially when writer not going to change accented dialogues.

Any advices in making lnguages, dialects, & accents?

Why though, can’t you just use it in naming conventions and terminology

 

[Maze_Runner]

You want to be very detailed and help the reader know what the people are saying, like someone who answers like,
(In the language): What is your favorite animal
(In english): Oh my favorite animal? It's a dog!
Like you want to repeat the question so the reader knows whats happening or something else happens that helps the reader understand what they are saying. And accents . . . you could always like say, 'with a accent that was a mixture of...' and whatever accents you want to do like a combinations of french and australian.

 

[LilTV1155]

Why though, can’t you just use it in naming conventions and terminology

Not getting what you saying.