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[[Dwekoenish]] is a baroque but playful mishmash of elements of Indo-European (especially, but not exclusively, from the Satem branch) and Uralic languages, designed purely for my own aesthetic pleasure. It is decently naturalistic but makes no attempt to be historically plausible. | [[Dwekoenish]] is a baroque but playful mishmash of elements of Indo-European (especially, but not exclusively, from the Satem branch) and Uralic languages, designed purely for my own aesthetic pleasure. It is decently naturalistic but makes no attempt to be historically plausible. | ||
In the meantime, my pet project is an as-yet unnamed Germanic stealthlang. It's intended to be easily learned by speakers of English, and it liberally borrows grammatical concepts from auxiliary languages like Esperanto (while still attempting to retain an at least superficial Germanic character). It is also, however, not without its fair share of quirks (such as the absence of high vowels!). | |||
Revision as of 10:09, 30 July 2010
Marko Stanković is still riding the cloud of euphoria that has come with finally canonizing both the phonology and the first declension paradigm (out of an expected five) of his long-underdeveloped first attempt at a conlang.
Dwekoenish is a baroque but playful mishmash of elements of Indo-European (especially, but not exclusively, from the Satem branch) and Uralic languages, designed purely for my own aesthetic pleasure. It is decently naturalistic but makes no attempt to be historically plausible.
In the meantime, my pet project is an as-yet unnamed Germanic stealthlang. It's intended to be easily learned by speakers of English, and it liberally borrows grammatical concepts from auxiliary languages like Esperanto (while still attempting to retain an at least superficial Germanic character). It is also, however, not without its fair share of quirks (such as the absence of high vowels!).
