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Kitasuro
by Jacob Smith
Kentu
by Jacob Smith
Toriot
by Jacob Smith
Toriot'Kentu
by Jacob Smith
Proto-Boro
by Jacob Smith
Dagaro
by Jacob Smith
Early Dagaro
by Jacob Smith
Torikita
by Jacob Smith
Toriotu
by Jacob Smith
Early Tori
by Jacob Smith
Proto-Dagaro
by Jacob Smith
Proto-Tori
by Jacob Smith
Griniś
by Марина Данильченко
Jakuquesse
by Mr. Blockz
Sripian
by Akhil Velagaleti
Language spoken in the Sripa-noko archipelago emerged -5570 years ago
Els Tori
by Jacob Smith

Kore
by Joshren Qnario II
A conlang that borrows both Traditional Chinese and Korean script (exactly like Korean mixed script, but if it wasn’t omitted) yeah

Koþronul
by wernasho
Háyàsha
by Francesco José
A brand‑new systemic language plays a central role in the Hayasher community and in the Huelfian world, where the inhabitants communicate in Háyàsha—the official standardized form of the Hanchi subgroup languages—exchanging knowledge, achieving breakthroughs, and fostering innovation. Although the language features multiple writing systems, the MSH is written exclusively in Hifalyn, an alpha dynamic‑logographic script.
Russinan
by Vini
Reinaldy Write System