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Jam Fmulzhik Dathnycfeh Sin!
/ʎæm fmɤ.ʒik dæ.θnyt͡s.fɛ sin/
Let the New Year be encountered!

(Tomorrow is Sajem Tan New Year.)

Ideally, we need a few dozen. Twelve is the minimum we need to maintain any sort of momentum.

So feel free to join and to invite others to join as well.

eiFelipeP wrote:Hey!Sounds interesting. But I didn't quite understand the purpose. You mean to reunite 12 people in order to create a language? If that's so, I'm in.

What do you mean "reunite"?

Hello, everyone. If you are a creative and enthusiastic glossopoeist with lots of time to spare, come join our collaborative language project. It will be modeled on Sajem Tan 's work structure, with each participant having a distinct purview over which they have final authority. Any tasks or decisio...

Con The Art of Language Invention om zevücukmunêt gön Sajem Tan möm.

The Sajem Tan tribe will attempt to translate The Art of Language Invention.

Tormiott (Rockall): Stena souma ascarhian calandier soch? /ˈstəna ˈsuːma ˈɛskaɹjɪn ˈkalɪndʑəɹ sox/ nobody why make.use.of.3s calendar be.proper.3s Why does nobody make use of normal calendars? Ato to'ohalınlinmir pikara dapaol. Everyone thinks they have a normal calendar. Vanum dêâvmê gëshök. Stran...

Jam Fmulzhik Dathnycfeh Sin!
/ʎæm fmɤ.ʒik dæ.θnyt͡s.fɛ sin/
Let the New Year be encountered!

I can not be the only one here who appreciates neologisms and expansions of previously existing languages.

Conscious applications to language are part of the reason why I hesitate to make a clear distinction between natural and artificial.

Such a language could be of use to Zeuhl bands (Zeuhl being the progressive rock subgenre spawned by Magma) who want to convey more than just an impressionistic word salad of feelings, but ideas, narratives, and metonymies with subjects and predicates. Kōenji Hyakkei is also another great zeuhl band!

Hi there! After a little searching, I believe there is no thread addressing this topic - while it's really important. So let's start listing all the possible benefits of an international auxiliary language. While not a benefit per se, the fact that there is a grass roots consensus that is convergin...

HerljosScheindorf wrote:Discord server to speak about xerossu : https://discord.gg/8YKR9sz

Why is everyone promoting this site so much? Why not use IRC like everyone else?

HerljosScheindorf wrote:Hi,I'm working on a language that is coming to me via dreams and visions, for a long time ago.

Now that's an interesting way to make a language. Perhaps, I should keep a dream journal.

Siva Kalyan has just written a program that randomly generates a typologically-plausible set of morphosyntactic features for a language. You can generate in a way that is typologically-representative, globally-representative (these are not the same things!), or representative of a particular languag...

xroox wrote:I think we need another text :F

Let's reform Toki Pona!

Has there ever been an attested reversion to logographic scripts, especially pictorial ones?

Could you demonstrate some syllogisms or an example of its syntax? I would really like to see a logical language handle non-classical logics.

Could also be that those people just don't participate in English-speaking fora as much, so we just don't notice their work. There's a Korean conlang-forum at http://cafe.naver.com/stelo Wow! This is great. Does anyone have any other links for non-Western glossopoeia sites? Excluding Esperanto, I h...

jmcd wrote: It's impossible for most people to personally experience blindness without causing themselves harm.

That's the point. Normatively-abled people make unfounded assumptions based on their ignorance which in turn maintains the bigoted status quo.

mèþru wrote:It is over here.

Isn't Kotava the only a priori auxiliary language with even a small following?

This Dama Diwan looks like Toki Pona and aUI had an African lovechild.

Dama Diwan wrote:An aboriginal Australian story (in Dama Diwan Int Aux Lang, not in the original Australian).

Is this intended as a serious auxiliary language, or the seed of one, or an homage to Toki Pona?

Assuming I'm understanding what this link is saying correctly, most people are, for at least some part of their lives, able-bodied. It shouldn't be surprising that cognitive metaphors should be "ableist". It seems unlikely that the widespread use of common metaphoric language is primarily based upo...

I want to see a language family based on Volapük! :P That would require that people speak Volapük and successfully reproduce. :P You've necro'ed an almost four-year-old thread just to make a joke. I mean, I would like some serious discussion on it, but that's unlikely to happen given the ideologica...