The Second and Third Conlangs
The Second Conlang
There is a mere snippet of what appears to be a single phrase written in three early constructed languages recorded in the old poetry book from school. Twas written in April of 1981, so I would have been 9 or 10 years old depending on in which halfmonth the “poem” (for lack of a better word!) was actually written.
- Schunala Glæѡmbala Nimblæ Nu! . . . or . . .
- Heamnalu Aynalü Aynilia Sie! . . . or . . .
- Orela u dear Helemna Widehisseb SieSo
- all it says is —
- all it says is —
- Two parts Hydrogen One part oxygen
- That is water!
The Third Conlang
There is another mere snippet, also of what appears to be a single phrase written in three early constructed languages recorded in the old poetry book from school. Twas also written in April of 1981, so I would have been 9 or 10 years old depending on in which halfmath the “poem” (for lack of a better word!) was actually written. The languages appear to be distinct from those in the first “poem”.
- This is page nine
- Indiza ist pagě nien
- Distül ist pagě nien
- Dunté fpnxylnopalllixpn ponolog 9.
- And it is!
- Nasoul ist!
- Und ift ist!
- Munpnxla dassoit infonanitla!
