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Gõngon
by Coby Scarpaci
East Gombasic
by Coby Scarpaci
West Gombasic
by Coby Scarpaci
Proto-Gotegic
by Coby Scarpaci
Tebilan
by Coby Scarpaci
Katuress
by Mr. Blockz
Rumanian
by Ianis Pavel
Speak in Romanian.
Central Slavic
by Ianis Pavel
Katur-Mein
by Mr. Blockz
Katur-mein is middle Katur language used by the katuri people and the Newly Formed Empire of Katuria
Kyrban
by Passordis waterbottle
Askarian
by Isaac
A language for a micro nation takes inspiration from Russian and old English, but follows some English rules as well
Kredomir
by Quill
Proto-Kretamir language
sumary gamma
by Nubank
uma linguagem simples para criar sua inteligência artificial
Saipi
by Sebastian Aspinwall
Spoken by the people in the country of Sapiko
Winlask
by Ethan Crossman
Winlask (Winlask: Winlask [ˈwin.lask]) is a North Germanic language spoken primarily in Winland, a sovereign state located in northeastern North America. Descended from the Old Norse dialects brought by Greenlandic settlers between the 10th and 14th centuries, Winlask developed through centuries of contact with Eastern Abenaki and other Indigenous languages of the region. As a result, it differs substantially from other North Germanic languages in its sound system, grammar, and vocabulary while retaining a predominantly Norse origin. Winlask is the native language of approximately 6.8 million people and serves as one of the official languages of Winland alongside English and Eastern Abenaki. The language evolved from the now-extinct Greenlandic Norse branch and is considered by linguists to be its sole surviving descendant. Today, Winlask is used throughout government, education, media, literature, and public life, and forms an important part of Winlandic national identity.
Katur
by Mr. Blockz
Old Katur was used by the Katuri people of the region of the southern sun
Spinta
by Willa Song
Spinta is the language of the Spintoran people of the desert region of Spintora.
Qarluai
by Ayham Elkhalifa
a conlang of sky and ground
Lòa Lòa
by DwaveThePebble
Lòa Lòa (pronounced /lo̞ːä lo̞ːä/, means "very hot") is a language spoken by a people located on the planet of Tria Asteria, which orbits Polaris. It has SOV word order.
Druvski
by Joe
A slavic language. Word order: SVO & SOV & OSV (VERY flexible, all word orders are common).