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**[[Serindian]] - earliest conlang which was developed to any degree | **[[Serindian]] - earliest conlang which was developed to any degree | ||
*[[User:Dedalvs|David Peterson]]: | |||
**[http://dedalvs.com/megdevi.html Megdevi] - this is an essay about my first language | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:03, 3 November 2012
A discussion on Conlang some little while ago prompted me to wonder about our early if not very first conlangs, and I know some of us have been working on the stories of how we became, or first discovered that we already were, makers of languages. To that end, and for anyone who might be interested, this page is for links to either a short description of those first tentative steps into the Art, or even stories of how you came into the Art in the first place.
- Roger Mills
- MilyAMD:
- Satie - the first conlang ever
- Andopadish - the first more elaborate project
- Milangio - the first language presented to public
- David Peterson:
- Megdevi - this is an essay about my first language
This article is part of a series on Conlanging Culture. Conlanging culture: Conlang flag * Conlang terminology * Language Creation Conference * Smiley Award |