The Second and Third Conlangs

The Second Conlang

There is a mere snippet of what appears to be a single phrase written in three early constructed languages recorded in the old poetry book from school. Twas written in April of 1981, so I would have been 9 or 10 years old depending on in which halfmonth the “poem” (for lack of a better word!) was actually written.

Schunala Glæѡmbala Nimblæ Nu! . . . or . . .

Heamnalu Aynalü Aynilia Sie! . . . or . . .

Orela u dear Helemna Widehisseb SieSo

all it says is —

Two parts Hydrogen One part oxygen

That is water!

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The Third Conlang

There is another mere snippet, also of what appears to be a single phrase written in three early constructed languages recorded in the old poetry book from school. Twas also written in April of 1981, so I would have been 9 or 10 years old depending on in which halfmath the “poem” (for lack of a better word!) was actually written. The languages appear to be distinct from those in the first “poem”.

This is page nine

Indiza ist pagě nien

Distül ist pagě nien

Dunté fpnxylnopalllixpn ponolog 9.

And it is!

Nasoul ist!

Und ift ist!

Munpnxla dassoit infonanitla!

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