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Welcome, my name is Alexander Mot. (username from ''palatšu'' /paˈlatʃu/) 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 a posteriori engelang/auxlang which I've been working on since 2017, and is my furthest developed conlang by far. At the bottom of the Indeyivroplu page, I've included links to some of my documents for the language, so feel free to check them out. I had begun two conlangs named ''Enspasnoc'' and ''Nospásrin'' in the past, but they were more so a learning process. | My primary conlang is '''[[Indeyivroplu]]''', an Indo-European a posteriori engelang/auxlang which I've been working on since 2017, and is my furthest developed conlang by far. At the bottom of the Indeyivroplu page, I've included links to some of my documents for the language, so feel free to check them out. I had begun two conlangs named ''Enspasnoc'' and ''Nospásrin'' in the past, but they were more so a learning process. | ||
Revision as of 20:57, 26 September 2024
Welcome, my name is Alexander Mot. (username from palatšu /paˈlatʃu/) 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 a posteriori engelang/auxlang which I've been working on since 2017, and is my furthest developed conlang by far. At the bottom of the Indeyivroplu page, I've included links to some of my documents for the language, so feel free to check them out. I had begun two conlangs named Enspasnoc and Nospásrin in the past, but they were more so a learning process.
Languages I speak by level of proficiency:
(native) English; (fluent) German; (conversational) Persian, Spanish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Assyrian Neo-Aramaic