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This is the template for a new language which is preloaded when creating a language through the button on the main page.
This is the template for a new language which is preloaded when creating a language through the button on the main page.
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<!-- Leave the "New arrival" template alone, it works automatically-->
<!-- If you are new to conlanging it is recommended that you visit EmperorZelos' blog page on the wiki for help and insights. -->
{{ClassMeter
<!-- Fill this in about your progress, only clean numbers no %s.-->
| Name          = <!--Your language's name in English, if any-->
| NativeName    = <!--Your language's native name-->
| Type          = <!--Is your language isolating, analytic, polysynthetic, fusional, agglutinative or other?-->
| Alignment    =
<!--Insert "initial", "final" or "mixed" for the head direction for each case.-->
|adjective      =
|adposition    =
|adverb        =
|article        =
|relativeclause =
|nounclause    =
|order          = <!--What order is your primary word order? SOV, VSO, VOS or other?-->
| Tonal        = <!--Is your language tonal? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Declensions  = <!--Does your language have declensions? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Conjugations  = <!--What about conjugations? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Genders      = <!--Does your language have gender? If so how many? Insert "None" or a number, e.g. 3-->
| Nouns decline according to...
| Case          = <!--Do nouns change according to case? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Number        = <!--What about number? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Definiteness  = <!--And definiteness? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Gender        = <!--Gender? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Verbs conjugate according to...
| Voice        = <!--Do verbs change according to voice? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Mood          = <!--What about mood? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Person        = <!--Person? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Number        = <!--Number? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Tense        = <!--Tense? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
| Aspect        = <!--Aspect? Insert "yes" or "no"-->
To what degree, from 0 to 100 where 100 is fully completed, is the respective part completed?
|Phonology      =
|NounCases      =
|NounDef        =
|NounNumbers    =
|NounGender    =
|VerbPerson    =
|VerbNumber    =
|VerbAspect    =
|VerbTense      =
|VerbMood      =
|VerbVoice      =
|AdjCase        =
|AdjNumber      =
|AdjDef        =
|AdjGen        =
|AdjComparative =
|AdjSuperlative =
|AdjGen        =
|Supine        =
|Gerund        =
|Participle    =
|Infinitive    =
|Modality      =
|Words          = <!--How many words does your conlang have? Inflected forms do not count!-->
}}
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I. Write a short piece stating your intents and purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on).
II. Write a short introduction to your language. (Who speaks it? When was it created? By whom? or what? are some example questions that can be answered here)
III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.
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==Introduction==
<!-- Design goals, inspiration, ideas, who speaks it?, when was it created?, where does it come from?, any peculiarities? -->


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