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nubanen
by EGWATYA
acevax
by EGWATYA
Skurnapu
by Riyaansh Kolisetty
It is an Abugida which formed in the Krishna-Godaveri Deltas. It is written from left to right and started as an ideogram.
Sevinian
by Luca Benoit
An indo-european language, this language has its own family.
luca
by Luca Benoit
Burnistae
by Zazu
A romance language
Oink
by Sean Flanagan
The language of Pigs and Sea Lions. Primarily spoken in Pig Town the city neighbouring CorDoria
Canoam
by Sebastian Aspinwall
Ghanu
by Mr. Blockz
Ghanu is the langue of the Ghani people.
Baraquen
by Isaac
Baraquen would be spelt Baracuen when writing in the language because of how i normally romanize "k"s
Aru’kai
by velvetchaos
Servish
by Francisco Gabriel 50
Kuhagha
by Mr. Blockz
Kuhagha is the language of the Kuh people of Kuh river valley to the eastern winds
Servish
by Antônio Luiz 23
Modern Qevrarian
by Passordis waterbottle
Moritan
by VelvetRaika
Moritan is an African Romance language that originated from the historical region of Mauretania. It is a Romance dialect that descended from Vulgar Latin, which gave Proto-Moritan, and later Modern Moritan. Over the years, it was influenced by Berber, Germanic, Semitic, Slavic, and later European languages. It has a grammatical base that is mostly Latin, but it also has a lot of Arabic words and sounds, as well as a few Slavic and Hebrew words and sounds.
Hebrian
by Antônio Luiz Marques
Kadza!! ₊˚⊹⋆
by Evecake! ⟡ ݁₊ .
Kadza (also known as Eviscan, or ‘Kadze’ in kadza, ) is a language spoken in the country of Evisca, it is a language consisting of an abugida script, it is spoken by 58% of the population as a first language, this language originated from the Dashiĺuska mountain range in the southern most point of Turibe (continent)!! (˶>⩊<˶)
Meepish
by SuperWafflez64
A conlang based off of Japanese!
farbeloma
by EGWATYA
Farbeloma is the language of the plains of Farbel, whose people held time in great reverence; consequently, they derived the symbols of the Farbelian alphabet from the shape of the hourglass.