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vijozancka resc

by Matvi

Fieles

by loline

神秘世界的国家Fieledon法定官方语言，日耳曼+罗曼混合

Miataxe

by That very cool guy, Sebastian

A conlang for cats

Aesalinn

by Rowan English

The language of the Aesvari Court, the inhabitants of Aesadar in the world of Rathovan. This is an unofficial language of the Australian LARP, Swordcraft.

Ezenjit

by Matvi

Ezenjit is constructed language, made for fun, for talking with friends. Just a conlang

Ẑaryvsĉa

by Matvi

полысълавјарж

by Matvi

полъсълаўин

by Matvi

Perecia

by Darlyns M.

Ahiyaniwa (Taino)

by Casey Roche G

Miyari datiyawono (hello, my friends)! I'm a Cuban-American historical linguist, and this is my revived version of Taino, which I call Ahiyaniwa Taino, or Ahiyaniwa for short. Classic Taino was an indigenous Arawakan language of the Caribbean, but it's not well attested. Combining what's known of Taino with roots from its closest relatives, such as Lokono and Wayuu, I am creating Ahiyaniwa for Taino descendants like me or anyone else interested. There are many (unimpressive) Taino revival projects, but mine strives to maintain a stronger Arawakan foundation in its morphology, grammar, and syntax while also simplifying the Arawak morphology for ease of acquisition. Ahiyaniwa is still in its early stages, but I'm adding new words and resources every day! Hahõ kena taiyakowa (thank you and take care)!

Cartalian

by Thomas Fidalgo

Cartalian is a constructed language inspired by Latin, Romance languages, and Classical Arabic. It features distinctive pronunciation rules, an evolving grammar, and an original vocabulary designed to blend European and Oriental influences into a unique linguistic identity.

Sheltician

by Nicholas Lewis

Sheltician is the language of Objectland. Although it has elements from the Indo-Iranian and Semitic languages, it is definitely a language isolate.

tubian

by Bentley Munns

I forgpt

Itagljano

by 17

Alternative evolution from latin of standard italian, with minor phonological and alphabet/phonemic changes.

Caisrible

by Parham Rahmati

Welcome to the Caisrible Language Learning Page! Caisrible is a constructed language (conlang) designed for purposes such as everyday communication. It draws inspiration from Germanic languages, as well as Finnish and Icelandic, combining different linguistic influences to develop its own distinctive identity. Like every other language in the world, Caisrible has its own challenges, but it also has features designed to make it easier to learn and use. The language is continuously evolving and expanding, with the goal of making it more accessible and convenient for speakers over time. The main goal of creating Caisrible is to provide people with a language that is relatively accessible to learn and use, while sharing certain similarities with widely spoken languages such as English and German. Its official and international name is Caisrible, while Atanian is its name in English. Its abbreviation is CK. We hope you enjoy learning Caisrible.

konjmauh

by Matvi

Ремаславиан (remaslavian)

by Stephen Rice

Gallisprech

by how_ya _doin?

a german language that is mixed with old english and slang french that is set in the 1960s

Kìtsompɔ

by I.D Anyanwu

Kìtsompɔ, formerly known as Baufa or Dikpambie, is a major language of the fictional Kozam world, spoken by millions of people. It is distantly related to Fotowugi, although some scholars argue that Kìtsompɔ is better classified as a large language isolate with several daughter languages. This debate reflects the language’s complex history and wide regional development. The Kìtsompɔ language flag was originally represented by the former flag of Dikpambie. However, political changes led to its replacement with the Nzora “Ópímbí-Dzɛ́” flag. In Kìtsompɔ, Ópímbí-Dzɛ́ simply means “Red-Yellow,” referring to the flag’s two principal colors and its modern symbolic identity. The Kìtsompɔ language flag was represented by the old flag of Dikpambie, but due to political reasons, the language flag for Kìtsompɔ is now the Nzora "Ópímbí-Dzɛ́" flag, which just means Red-Yellow in Kìtsompɔ

Kuraku

by Jamie

The language spoken in the Kuraku region of my fantasy alien world, Saraku