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A '''fictional language''' is a [[conlang]] that represents a language spoken in a fictional world ([[conworld]]). Examples of fictional languages are [[Quenya]] and [[Sindarin]] ([[Elves|Elvish]] languages of Middle-earth), or [[Klingon]] from the ''Star Trek'' universe. | A '''fictional language''' is a [[conlang]] that represents a language spoken in a fictional world ([[conworld]]). Examples of fictional languages are [[Quenya]] and [[Sindarin]] ([[Elves|Elvish]] languages of Middle-earth), or [[Klingon]] from the ''Star Trek'' universe. | ||
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A fictional language is a conlang that represents a language spoken in a fictional world (conworld). Examples of fictional languages are Quenya and Sindarin (Elvish languages of Middle-earth), or Klingon from the Star Trek universe.
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