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== Background ==
I have worked on many different conlangs in the past, and all have died a slow painful death.  This one was meant to be one I could focus on for the long haul and finally move from being a "scrapper (i.e. creating the skeleton of a language and then immediately stopping work on it in favor of a new language).  I have had some success, but my attention has wandered still.
What I aim to do here, is create a mostly naturalistic language that integrates features from some of my scrapped languages over the years, as well as develop a language that is pleasing to me.  This page will likely be slow to update, but rest assured that the script, at the very least, will be described fully here!  ''(Scripts tend to be the feature of languages that I work on the hardest and enjoy creating the most.)''

Revision as of 13:02, 8 August 2014


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Khengallese
Ḳënaal ṭël Tuu
Pronounced: /kʰəŋ.ɑːl təɭ tɯː/
Timeline and Universe: Alternate Earth
Species: Human
Spoken: Island of Kheng
Writing system: Cujaam, abugida
Genealogy: Khengallese is an isolate
Typology
Morphological type: Somewhat Isolating
Morphosyntactic alignment: Ergative-Absolutive
Basic word order: Typically VSO
Credits
Creator: D. Matthew Mikalowsky

Background

I have worked on many different conlangs in the past, and all have died a slow painful death. This one was meant to be one I could focus on for the long haul and finally move from being a "scrapper (i.e. creating the skeleton of a language and then immediately stopping work on it in favor of a new language). I have had some success, but my attention has wandered still.

What I aim to do here, is create a mostly naturalistic language that integrates features from some of my scrapped languages over the years, as well as develop a language that is pleasing to me. This page will likely be slow to update, but rest assured that the script, at the very least, will be described fully here! (Scripts tend to be the feature of languages that I work on the hardest and enjoy creating the most.)