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A language spoken in a fictional continent underneath the Atlantic. It comes from Old Teddinian, Welsh and Spanish. (For dictionary entries: some words will differ by dialect)

Lorado

by 7788378

1 course

Cool romance/germanic language made by me

Folkish

by Dookiboi

1 course

language of folkistan

Virrikatian

by SK - Vaehjeta

3 courses

First Conlang I have made, and my main one. This began back in 2024 before I had Lingocon (has more than 900 words but I'm too lazy to put them on. Derived from High German, and tiny bit from Russian Status on this Conlang: I'm doing little bits here and there.

Pakafasa

by Gyana Chandra

1 course

Pakafasa name is given based on P,K,F,S letter order of the language. Accidentally Fasa became the word for Language or Bhāshā. This language is available for evaluation ! Fork and make your own version

Arano วหวสพあさの Danso

by AUHI

2 courses

Meant for people who can say repetitive consonants and can do "Throat swallowing". It also has times where you need to say a consonant with your mouth closed, like in "bde".

Varzruk

by Looseygoose

1 course

This Language is pretty much a Germanic feeling, I hope you enjoyed learning this language!

Cerviteng is a Latin-like Draconic language spoken in Kaamsel. It is the most spoken language in the world. This was my first conlang I ever made when I was a kid. It was intended to be a lighter and more breathy language, as opposed to the more stark and harsh Draconic languages. It focuses primarily on the storyteller, with gender being determined by the speaker/writer.

Simplicitian

by Elm Woods

1 course

It's a language which has only 10 phonemes.

proto-änglosax

by penguin

2 courses

A nomadic group of people picking up a mix of languages as they go. This conlang is mainly inspired by English throughout the times.

Gallifreyan

by Ava Jones

1 course

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.

The language used in Iitearho on Eihtioun.

Ochreglyph

by Kendall

1 course

Aksӑhahhbu (ɐkt͡s*hɐhhbu), meaning the Language of the Steppe, is a hypothetical language based on cave paintings and ancient scripts, such as Proto-Sinaitic. It was used primarily by an obscure culture in North America that inhabited mammoth steppes. The language is dated somewhere before the Late Pleistocene-early Holocene extinction (13,000-11,000 BP). The language is nicknamed Ochregraph or Ochreglyph because ancient peoples used ochre as a material for painting. Ochreglyph is read from left to right, bottom to top. It uses VSO, but has a free word order.

Yumé

by Zayden Choudhury

1 course

A language spoken in a country split up all around the world. DISCLAIMER: my language is in English because there are no symbols that look like any of my letters.

A language based on, chinese , japanese, Hebrew, and Thai and southeast Asian languages.

Kroşino

by Ebubechi Igwe

2 courses

Ob'ê teŗţ'îpk ū zāņit! There is courage in a language!

Anglodraconian

by Michael Alan

1 course

The Anglodraconian language (or the Dragorsorgun) is used by the Dragonslayers of Galic, being their unique language, and the way they communicate with Dragons before they kill them. But never parley. The dragonslayers never surrender. And only ever get their way.

Nkam̀ụọ

by I.D Anyanwu

1 course

It is the primary language of the fictional Kozam World and the main language of the Nkam̀ụọ Languages. The language has many dialects, the largest of which is Chị Fọ. It is one of the official languages of the United Kingdom of Nkam̀ụọ and is a recognised language in Ori and Yevoro