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There's not really much to say. I'm a student and I sell modern furniture part-time. I've been working on the Illyrian language and its concountry since roughly 2004, but the first year and a half was plagued with linguistic ignorance and arbitrary reinventions. The language has existed in its present form since January 2006, and I work on it every day. | There's not really much to say. I'm a student and I sell modern furniture part-time. I've been working on the Illyrian language and its concountry since roughly 2004, but the first year and a half was plagued with linguistic ignorance and arbitrary reinventions. The language has existed in its present form since January 2006, and I work on it every day. |
Revision as of 19:43, 10 January 2007
Birth: | 8 March 198- Kent, England |
Profession: | Student |
Natural languages: | English (native), Swedish (heritage speaker), French (6 years of study) |
Creator of: | Illyrian |
Interested in: | Tsiasuk-Pron's Itlani Halyihev's Alurhsa |
Interests: | Many and varied |
Contact: | spionmaskinen /æt/ gmail /dɒʔ/ com |
[ɪ'liɹiə]
There's not really much to say. I'm a student and I sell modern furniture part-time. I've been working on the Illyrian language and its concountry since roughly 2004, but the first year and a half was plagued with linguistic ignorance and arbitrary reinventions. The language has existed in its present form since January 2006, and I work on it every day.
My goal is to make it feel as much like a natlang as possible, but to keep it "different" enough to be unique.
Me, well... I'm tall and skinny and blond. My favourite band is Radiohead, my favourite film is The Royal Tenenbaums, and my favourite book is Catch-22.
Feedback is always appreciated. I've been a lurker in the conlanging community for far too long.
—Cody