* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangs]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangs]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangs]]
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I'm a lazy conlanger, in that I often prefer to study natlangs (but then find myself tweaking them and mixing features, and before I know
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangs]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangs]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Biolexi]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangi]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlangei]]
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In terms of natlangs, I obviously speak Slovenian (two dialects plus Standard Slovene), Italian,
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|{{cuneiform|𒈾𒀖𒅴𒄭𒀀}}]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Sōmihīdāh]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Kisktarakám]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Natlingvoj]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Jazišnasin dos Natůra]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Gávthamṓchmir]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Maˁamhóráthíyáh brútz]]
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* [[:Category:Natlangs|Gél Ghíra]]
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Small list of various features and examples of natlangs/conlangs that use them
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...be more likely for short "''i''" to be /ɪ/, though I'm sure there will be natlangs that do not do this. [[File:PMOB.png|35px|link=http://conlang.wikkii.com/wi
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:''A priori'' (though with borrowings from natlangs, particularly Spanish), Pita-Inaí
:''A priori'' (though with borrowings from natlangs, particularly Portuguese), Pita-Inaí
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...soil people live on flying steel islands. The people also speak many rare natlangs and mixes of them. For example german and Japanese are more widespread than
...ocation. I lately heard about reverse sound from the vocabulary from other natlangs. I will not only reverse, reversing only gives the inspiration, then I put
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...g on what I perceive to be Fauxlosophe's intent, feel that both texts from natlangs and conlangs should be encouraged to be translated. Thus, separating it int
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...n Future Crackfic Tricin and has more native speakers in Cualand than many natlangs. Its pronunciation is much simpler and more eroded but its orthography is p
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...as one of the most famous reference translations for various Conlangs and Natlangs alike, along with [[The Internationale]] and [[The Tower of Babel]].
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These prefixes indicate spatial relations. In most natlangs and conlangs these relations are expressed via separate words. In Volapȕü
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...vānem is an a priori language, yet it takes inspiration from about a dozen natlangs in aesthetics, morphophonology, syntax, though mainly by taking a starting
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'''Subconjunctive and irrealis: How far are they required? How are they in natlangs?'''
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You could say the natlangs that had the greatest impact on the author’s aesthetics and inspirations
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...while being a priori, there are definitely many noticeable influences from natlangs. ''Sanskrit, Lithuanian,'' and ''Icelandic'' are the most obvious ones, and
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