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My own first conlang. The cultural context I devised for it is as a constructed lingua franca in a theocratic, multi-ethnic empire. Definitely not just a reason to use lore to explain away harsh inconsistencies. The language uses a base 12 counting system, but one can also just leave out the last digits and treat it like base 10 if you wish so. Note for the script: As every character has two versions with two sounds i had to work around that in the font. I used lowercase letters for the main/static sound system and uppercase letters for the side/flowing sound system. This is mainly for the paradigms, as the font isn't shown there, and for typing.

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Tubnianeseian

by Viacom Logo

Idk

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Mineswepish

by Ethan Ikediashi

The Mineswepish language is a language with 17 letters. Its name is derived from the name Minesweeper.

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Fictional

Frislandes

by Michael Cobello

A supposed hypothetical medieval Norse-Italic language

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Other

Tuha language

by Zazu

Tuha language

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Phracian

by booQorm

A Balto-Slavic language spoken around the Bosphorus that mimics Greek. The premise of the language is that Thracian and Phrygian were indeed, as often hypothesized, Balto-Slavic. Thus - all attested Thracian words are copied unchanged - all attested Phrygian words are copied after adapting to Phracian pronunciation - all substrate words in Greek are copied unchanged - the rest of the vocabulary is derived from Proto-Balto-Slavic with emphasis on Baltic, with Proto-Helleinic to Ancient (grammar) / Modern (phonectis) Greek rules applied.

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Natural