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Inbak ywosi
by Альмира Пушкарева
Xaisil
сербский более украинский диалект
by Кирил Боятюк
hakon
by Кирил Боятюк
sagava
by Кирил Боятюк
Linigos
by Bintang Satria
Linigos is a language used by the people of Suraba island.
Enkehabeeshown
by Dhyey Patel
Vida Loga
by Smurf Lion
It is a language that is made for fun

Kolív
by Ash (Ash :3)
My first somewhat complete conlang
E Idioma di e Rana Coqui
by Darlyns M.
This language is spoken in Puerto Rico...by none other than coqui frogs.
Nathao
by Mr. Blockz
Volapük
by 1
A constructed language was Classical Volapük (1879), Reformed Volapük (1940)
הַפֶחָה
by fredrik
runic english
by josiah rex
English with a runic written dialect
Proto-Hebrew
by fredrik
made this for a language descending from proto-hebrew so it wont have any words
otyunig
by Alex M
magic bum

Kyrsk
by booQorm
An Italic language spoken in an althistoric Scandinavia and resembling IRL Norwegian.
Sentisch
by Sentulo Okj
Rubyish
by Elias Eblen
A Romance Language That Has So Many Words From Dutch and Italian
Travatian
by Travis Liang
A modern pan-European constructed language built upon Classical and Western roots, this conlang marries a Greco-Latin vocabulary with a head-final, Subject-Object-Verb syntactic framework modeled on Japanese structure. By shifting away from traditional Western word order, it places subjects, nouns, and human agents strictly at the beginning of a sentence while locking the verb firmly at the end. Its phonology relies on a clear five-vowel profile drawn from Italian to keep spoken sentences fluid, balancing the smooth sibilants of French and English with the firm stops of Latin and Greek. To navigate its verb-final grammar without complex noun declensions, the language uses short postpositional markers derived from Latin roots to link subjects and objects directly to the terminal action, achieving high structural precision alongside immediate European word recognition.

Këzë
by fredrik