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: All my conlangs are currently located in Austronesia, on the planet of Minerva: | : All my conlangs are currently located in Austronesia, on the planet of Minerva: | ||
* [[Roguel]] (2007-; polysynthetic), spoken in Republic of Izikoy (formerly known as New Vriesland during colonization period by Gratia); | * [[Roguel]] (2007-; polysynthetic), spoken in Republic of Izikoy (formerly known as New Vriesland during colonization period by Gratia); | ||
* [[Erbatrian]] (2007-2008, restarted 2014-; somewhat mock- | * [[Erbatrian]] (2007-2008, restarted 2014-; somewhat mock-Sino-Tibetan; not euroclone or SAE), spoken in the United Democratic Republic of Erbatra, and in the Kingdom of Aratal; (under construction) | ||
* [[Erivotian]] (to be done), spoken in the Kingdom of Erivot; (under construction) | * [[Erivotian]] (to be done), spoken in the Kingdom of Erivot; (under construction) | ||
* [[Taqshan]] (to be done), spoken in the Union of Taqsha. (under construction) | * [[Taqshan]] (to be done), spoken in the Union of Taqsha. (under construction) | ||
* Pit Jiim (2007-2008, restarted in 2014 but failed; Mon-Khmer-based) plus a lot more extinct ones. | * Pit Jiim (2007-2008, restarted in 2014 but failed; Mon-Khmer-based) plus a lot more extinct ones. | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 7 January 2016
Conlanger, conworlder, althistory constructor and con-scripter.
- All my conlangs are currently located in Austronesia, on the planet of Minerva:
- Roguel (2007-; polysynthetic), spoken in Republic of Izikoy (formerly known as New Vriesland during colonization period by Gratia);
- Erbatrian (2007-2008, restarted 2014-; somewhat mock-Sino-Tibetan; not euroclone or SAE), spoken in the United Democratic Republic of Erbatra, and in the Kingdom of Aratal; (under construction)
- Erivotian (to be done), spoken in the Kingdom of Erivot; (under construction)
- Taqshan (to be done), spoken in the Union of Taqsha. (under construction)
- Pit Jiim (2007-2008, restarted in 2014 but failed; Mon-Khmer-based) plus a lot more extinct ones.