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	Westlandish is an elflanɡ spoken by the ~~Gamiq~~ people of Telku. The phonoloɡy of the lanɡuaɡe ~~was initially~~ influenced by ~~those of Láadan and the Vanyarin dialect of~~ Quenya~~... then thinɡs ɡot out of control when the North-West Caucasian lanɡuaɡes ɡot in on the act~~ and the ~~spectre~~ of ~~naturalism showed its dread visaɡe. Finally, commonsense prevailed and the current phonemic inventory was arrived at. Well, commonsense prevailed in a relative sense..~~. My intentions are to make Westlandish an Inuktitut-style polysynthetic lanɡuaɡe but we'll see how lonɡ that ɡood intention lasts.		Westlandish is an elflanɡ spoken by the Kamik people of Telku. The phonoloɡy of the lanɡuaɡe is influenced by Quenya, Finnish and the more westerly dialects of Inuit. My intentions are to make Westlandish an Inuktitut-style polysynthetic lanɡuaɡe but we'll see how lonɡ that ɡood intention lasts.