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Hello, my name is Alexander and I am a linguistics student who greatly enjoys constructing languages along with researching and learning various natural languages, with most of my experience being within the Indo-European family. The fields of historical and comparative linguistics in particular interest me. | Hello, my name is Alexander and I am a linguistics student who greatly enjoys constructing languages along with researching and learning various natural languages, with most of my experience being within the Indo-European family. The fields of historical and comparative linguistics in particular interest me. | ||
My primary conlang is '''[[Indeyivroplu]]''', an Indo-European engelang/auxlang which I've been working on ever since 2017, and is my furthest developed conlang by far. I had begun two conlangs named ''Enspasnoc'' and ''Nospásrin'' in the past, but they were more of a learning process rather than full dedicated projects. | My primary conlang is '''[[Indeyivroplu]]''', an Indo-European engelang/auxlang which I've been working on ever since 2017, and is my furthest developed conlang by far. I had begun two conlangs named ''Enspasnoc'' and ''Nospásrin'' in the past, but they were more of a learning process rather than full dedicated projects. On the Indeyivroplu page, I've included links to some of my documents for the language, so feel free to check them out. | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 27 June 2023
Hello, my name is Alexander and I am a linguistics student who greatly enjoys constructing languages along with researching and learning various natural languages, with most of my experience being within the Indo-European family. The fields of historical and comparative linguistics in particular interest me.
My primary conlang is Indeyivroplu, an Indo-European engelang/auxlang which I've been working on ever since 2017, and is my furthest developed conlang by far. I had begun two conlangs named Enspasnoc and Nospásrin in the past, but they were more of a learning process rather than full dedicated projects. On the Indeyivroplu page, I've included links to some of my documents for the language, so feel free to check them out.