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A '''lostlang''' is a [[fictional language]] set "in the real world" (in the sense most mainstream literature is set in the real world) rather than a specific [[conworld]]. The term is derived from the [[League of Lost Languages]], a collaborative project providing a common framework of such languages. | A '''lostlang''' is a [[fictional language]] set "in the real world" (in the sense most mainstream literature is set in the real world) rather than a specific [[conworld]]. The term is derived from the [[League of Lost Languages]], a collaborative project providing a common framework of such languages. | ||
==Examples of lostlangs== | |||
* [[Elet Anta]] | |||
* [[Miapimoquitch]] | |||
* any of the languages listed [[League of Lost Languages#The languages of the LLL|here]] | |||
[[Category:Types of conlangs]] | [[Category:Types of conlangs]] | ||
Revision as of 11:53, 8 September 2010
A lostlang is a fictional language set "in the real world" (in the sense most mainstream literature is set in the real world) rather than a specific conworld. The term is derived from the League of Lost Languages, a collaborative project providing a common framework of such languages.
Examples of lostlangs
- Elet Anta
- Miapimoquitch
- any of the languages listed here
