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Kinte
by Sebastian Aspinwall
Makawim
by wong fuen
A contonese sounding pronoucation
dür Arqalai
by Миша
Very hard Slavic language
Vontsiki
by Joe
Evolved from Bolava, part of the Kuputu Language family. Word order: OSV and SOV (both are used)
Pre-Proto-Silvan
by Generic Name
An earlier form of proto silvan
Gohimay
by Sebastian Aspinwall
Language created in the 1700's. 127,000 people speak it. They use SOV.
Plumeria
by Velicia Irawan
Designed to be a slightly more Cyrillic style script with pronounciations sounding as its sound and with the structure of the words more Cyrillic and Asian mix (diverse combination)
Kezarian
by костя Вельдяксова
This Language was Classified as Alien Language ans it has a Unique Borrowed Cyrillic Letters
Plumeria
by Velicia Irawan
Designed to be a slightly more Cyrillic style script with pronounciations sounding as its sound and with the structure of the words more Cyrillic and Asian mix (diverse combination)
KLBL
by Alexander
Kyiv Left Bank Language
Miirsh
by Ryder Levin
Miirish serves mostly as a base of root words for many other languages to build off including Merid and some Aluni'Nana
Gikasilak
by Matthew Villanueva
Gikasilak is a melodic constructed language born from the Hiligaynon words for "origin" and "ray of light," designed to sound fluid, radiant, and deeply connected to nature while blending a unique core of native words rooted in ancient Proto-Austronesian and Austro-Asiatic with later loanwords adopted from modern Hiligaynon and Indonesian.
Bonumuk
by Devottam B
It is intended to be a regional auxlang i started creating it in 2025
Lountaian
by nyqnyq
The Lountaian language(locally known as Kaye Lontaya) is a fictional Bornean language.
Bikag Sambakun
by nyqnyq
Kijetet
by Sebastian Aspinwall
A language derived from Latin
Revanna
by Revan Chrisaldo
Revanna is a spoken language of Revan island which is been spoken around by 30 million speakers. It's primarily inspired by Indonesian and Sinhala, with overwhelming 90% of it's vocabularies are the origin of Indonesians. It's vocabularies are phonologically adapted for the Sinhalese vibes, however it stand as an independent language in terms of grammatical system and vocabularies.
Kashuajess
by Mr. Blockz
Yadelovin Core
by KingRwild
Includes, Africa, India, Middle East, Mediterranean, Russia, English, is around 1800 historical lingua. Languages, (from 1800's exception may be Turkish and Hokkien, Languages % in order of preferance)... Yadelovin, English, Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, (Classical) Latin, Welsh, Persian, Russian, German, Hindustani, Swahili, Finnish, Malay, Turkish, Hokkien, maybe some Itallian... less likely also maybe some French...
Vandalon
by booQorm
Vandalon (Ganglais) started as the simplest imaginable exercise: spend some month creating a fully* Germanic Frenchlang to study how linguistics work, before switching back to the "serious" a-priori stuff for my sci-fi conworld. The rules were as simple as restrictive: Modern French phonology. No exceptions. No Greek or Latin loanwords - Germanic roots for everything (this rule was later amended by incorporation of pre-Indo-European loanwords). Pedantry follows Aesthetics - derivation rules are there to create a feeling, not to follow actual historic pattern. What should have been a few week's exercise became a life's project. I've never returned to "serious" stuff - instead, I came to consider it boringly arbitrary and uninventive. Nor did I return to that sci-fi setting. Instead, a heterotopia closely resembling yet drastically different from actual humanity's history evolved around it, full of languages based on similar idea.