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Shanah
by Mr. Blockz
Shanah is the language of the Shana people.
Katemo
by That very cool guy, Sebastian
Syllabic language
Kaksurian
by Mr. Blockz
Kaksurian is the langue of the Kaksi people of Kaku valley
Proto Ejahness
by Mr. Blockz
þäðir
by xdd
just a personal language
Anglo-American (Americanglish)
by Dmitry L****** - Electronic Modules
Anglo-American “New Americanglish” represents a deliberate and systematic evolution from its historical linguistic ancestors, standing as an independent branch within the Indo-European family. Rather than continuing the Germanic trajectory of its English predecessor, Americanglish has been consciously developed as a junior Iberian-Romance subfamily language, drawing its primary character from the Romance linguistic tradition while incorporating diverse global influences.
Svenski
by Shubh
Smreodian
by Ianis Pavel
West Slavic
Gammelian
by Sasha Kondratskyi
A conlang, that heavily goes on ɣ sound and ᶐ ű wowels. Also lots and lots of glotalized sounds
Luvurugarian
by Gus Ta
Luvurugarian is primarily spoken in the west of a fictional country named Talibern.
sàm i wòn
by theros
Samese (native: sàm i wòn) is an a-priori, tonal, isolating, chinese-inspired conlang
Deschian
by nani nani
Karam
by That very cool guy, Sebastian
Ipqn
by OTucan
My own first conlang. The cultural context I devised for it is as a constructed lingua franca in a theocratic, multi-ethnic empire. Definitely not just a reason to use lore to explain away harsh inconsistencies. The language uses a base 12 counting system, but one can also just leave out the last digits and treat it like base 10 if you wish so. Note for the script: As every character has two versions with two sounds i had to work around that in the font. I used lowercase letters for the main/static sound system and uppercase letters for the side/flowing sound system. This is mainly for the paradigms, as the font isn't shown there, and for typing.
Tubnianeseian
by Viacom Logo
Idk
Mineswepish
by Ethan Ikediashi
The Mineswepish language is a language with 17 letters. Its name is derived from the name Minesweeper.
Frislandes
by Michael Cobello
A supposed hypothetical medieval Norse-Italic language
Tuha language
by Zazu
Tuha language
Phracian
by booQorm
A Balto-Slavic language spoken around the Bosphorus that mimics Greek. The premise of the language is that Thracian and Phrygian were indeed, as often hypothesized, Balto-Slavic. Thus - all attested Thracian words are copied unchanged - all attested Phrygian words are copied after adapting to Phracian pronunciation - all substrate words in Greek are copied unchanged - the rest of the vocabulary is derived from Proto-Balto-Slavic with emphasis on Baltic, with Proto-Helleinic to Ancient (grammar) / Modern (phonectis) Greek rules applied.
Duang
by Joe
Part of the Chantaje languages, evolved from Old-Duang.