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Chloquish

by ChloeTheCool

A more complex (but still simple) descendant of Chloquiana. Chloquiana is still a living language, but Chloquish was created by a group of chocolate milks and Chloes who moved away from the chocolate milk kingdom and Chloeland (see the "Lore" text on Chloquiana's page if you don't understand what that's referring to) and they wanted their own language so they could communicate more complex ideas. You can see the origin story of Chloquish in the "text" section, but it likely won't make sense unless you understand the lore behind Chloquiana.

Nostoi

by RaenyDay

Descended from Pannai. Found in East Enkel / West Panna

Rohellermavic

by FDAbbi

An amalgamation of European languages, modern and ancient, to take advantage of all the rich vocabulary that has not had the opportunity to filter down into Modern English.

Toki Pona

by sty00a4

toki pona made by Sonja Lang

Calutan

by yusurko

Co-official language of the Holy Republican Theocracy of Caluta

Azbian (azbinskij)

by Zazu

Ethkilu

by The Messenger

Wolflandic

by Waffle

Tiki

by Alex MikNally

Gallifreyan

by Ava Jones

A fan-made Gallifreyan language for Doctor Who. Based in part on several abandoned Gallifreyan conlangs, including Morpheme Salad and Collective Gallifreyan. Must have been created over a decade ago, in a very messy spreadsheet. The spreadsheet identifies it both as 'Gallifreyan Conlang' (in the file title) and 'Unified Gallifreyan' (on one page). It was designed with a modified Doctor's Cot writing system in mind, and seems to have had music notation at one point, but those images no longer load properly, and I never wrote any text description.

Hufstetish

by Tsar Owen I

A strongly crafted language that is central European, Germanic, and a bit of Russian inspired.

Pilēntu

by itztagninut

A personal language based on its multilingual creator’s language background and preferences. Its primary inspiration is a linear, write-able, speak-able representation of American Sign Language grammar with vocabulary and other grammatical concepts I admire from the languages I know, am learning, and/or love.

Condinak (Joninaj)

by That very cool guy, Sebastian

Use OVS in my language, I can't change it

Valači

by Abigail Shows

Valači is spoken on the Ruzan peninsula by over 15 million people. It has dozens of not hundreds of dialects, but only three primary dialects are officially recognized: Medos, Adaros, and Soros.

Prenese

by realshyguy

/tyːw/ /pryːˈni/

Proto-Parsa

by Fajrero

The common ancestor of the Parsa Language Family

Old Tiski

by Fajrero

Proto-Jarmovice

by Fajrero

Tiski

by Fajrero

The modern Tiski Language

Tashi

by Fajrero

The modern-day Tashi Language in Mapona