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<p>Added info about myself, my past and present langs, links to own site.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hi<br /> <br /> I first conlanged 36 years ago (1984), created quite a few sketches and am now doing it again with new ideas. I&#039;ll add details here to the wiki once I&#039;ve got them in a presentable and fairly complete form.<br /> <br /> My conlang website is at http://matthewswiki.pbworks.com/w/page/140703900/Conlangs&lt;br&gt;<br /> My own conlangs are described at http://matthewswiki.pbworks.com/w/page/140781399/My%20Conlangs&lt;br&gt;<br /> I also have other resources on conlangs such as many links.<br /> <br /> == Early langs (1980s) ==<br /> <br /> === Langvaje -&gt; Lingwajo ===<br /> <br /> An offshoot of Esperanto started when I had been learning E-o for six months to a year, and had become critical of it and wanted to improve it. Intended as a global auxlang, it changed name and content as time went on.<br /> <br /> === Ruman ===<br /> <br /> An attempt at a naturalistic Romance language, intended to be used in a novel about a revolution in a fictional central European country.<br /> <br /> === Anathusia ===<br /> <br /> Like Lingwajo, this was intended as a world language but it&#039;s more adventurous grammatically.<br /> <br /> === Languages 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ===<br /> <br /> Several versions of an experimental language that was not much more than a grammar sketch.<br /> <br /> === Three-case language ===<br /> <br /> Another grammar experiment that didn&#039;t get very far.<br /> <br /> === Tipikyero ===<br /> <br /> I imagined a &#039;typical&#039; East Asian language, although there is no such thing because there are many different patterns to East Asian languages.<br /> <br /> === Unnamed Model Germanic language ===<br /> <br /> I made a start on a Germanic equivalent of Ruman, i.e. an artistic language that would show what a &#039;model&#039; example of the language group would be like.<br /> <br /> === Unnamed mythological language ===<br /> <br /> Some brief notes towards a start on what would apparently be an artistic language (inspired by Tolkien?) that might be used in a fiction.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Current and future projects ==<br /> <br /> === Shilgngí / Antinglish ===<br /> <br /> An engelang inspired by being asked what language had the opposite typology to English.<br /> <br /> === Auquardo ===<br /> <br /> Imagine a language that’s so ‘awkward’ it is completely inconsistent in phonology and grammar.<br /> <br /> === Interlingual Pasigraphy ===<br /> <br /> I’d like to create a universal written ideographic symbol system that can be used to express the thought and meaning behind any piece of human language.<br /> <br /> === Other ideas for explangs ===<br /> <br /> * A language with no intransitive verbs – there may be stative verbs but other verbs are all transitive.<br /> * A language with trivocalic roots, like the triconsonantal roots of Semitic but using vowels.</div>

Matthew McVeagh