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My goal for this language is pretty much just to have something that looks and sounds nice to me, and possibly have it be seen as good enough for some people to try to learn it someday, when it's more complete. That'd be cool.<br />
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Trollish is spoken by the Trolls of my conworld, which I call in English "Crescentia" because I have a habit of making my landmasses crescent-shaped. Crescentia currently has no endonyms. Well, no endonyms that I didn't hate and throw away practically the next day after thinking them up. Maybe there'll be a few good ones someday. But anyway, regardless of what their world is called, that's where they live. To be more specific, they live in an island nation that I (very creatively) call Toromar (or Tolomar ; I'm always going back and forth over whether I want it to be an R or an L) which just means "Troll-Land."<br />
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In their earliest days, the Trolls were more like the traditional depiction of Trolls as big, dumb, violent brutes. They <br />
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