Today, we’ll be looking at Éa Gréellen Lìngwha (edit: link), or the Grellen Language. This language, "based on Greek and Latin languages", was created by /u/Felix_g4.
4. Avonian
Requested by Pecan.
Today we’ll be looking at Avonian, a language by Pecan. Not much of a backstory here, so without further ado…
3. Timah / Tíməh
Requested by Mareck.
Today is a first in a few ways. It’s the first post requested by another person, as well as the first language reviewed to have a hacm orthography. That’s it! We’re going to look at Timah!
(Interestingly, hovo beo mempo master’s third episode was also the first request, but instead of Timah, he reviewed Vötgil there.)
Disclaimer: I know Mareck personally, so I might have a bias. I’ll try to be as objective as possible, though.
Timah [tˀĩ́mə̀h] is a constructed language by M.M.N.H., better known as Mareck. Its goal is to, and I’m taking this from the grammar itself, be documented entirely in LaTeX. It also tries to focus balancing interesting and naturalistic elements, though the latter is less of a priority. Internally, it’s spoken by the Khokan people on the Saykung Archipelago. But I’m not here to babble on about culture; my job is to talk about languages. So without further ado…
2. Phoenixian
Requested by no one.
Today, we’re looking at Phoenixian, /u/TypicalUser1‘s first conlang. This is apparently a Germanic language.
1. KOTEN-1
Requested by no one.
KOTEN-1 is an international auxiliary language by James Rand (/u/nicetonietzche). According to its author, it’s meant to be a subset of a larger language to act as a “foot in the door”, so it’s pretty minimalistic.
Introduction
soonoyun!
A while back, I discovered a certain YouTube channel that critiqued constructed languages, and I quickly became a fan of that channel. However, it was becoming apparent that the creator is uploading videos less often than before, and the affiliated Discord server became infamous for being an echo chamber.
Hence this blog. I decided to go for a textual format, because:
- in general, I’m more comfortable with working with text than with video
- it’s faster to work with text → faster reviews!
- it’s easier to link to sources an such
- to be at least a bit different from said YouTube channel.
The clongo I’ll be reviewing for the first installment is not yet set. I’m looking for requests. Comment the name of the language you want requested and link to documentation.
Clongos in the Congo 