Re: Rick Morneau's Katanda?

En réponse à Jeremy Louzao <socialanarchist@...>:

> Hello,
>
> I just joined this list because someone on the auxlang list suggested
> it.
Welcome to the list!

> For the last few months, I've been extraordinarily interested in Rick
> Morneau's Katanda.  Is there anyone on this list who is also interested
> in
> it, who would like to discuss it, or possibly even create a list for
> people
> trying to learn it?  If not, may I ask if there are other similar
> languages
> that are as thoughtfully developed (other than esperanto, Klingon,
> lojban,
> and other biggies) that people are working on?  I'm particularly
> interested
> in languages that are culturally neutral, easy to learn, yet still
> expressive.
>
Hehe, I must say I never read Rick Morneau's Lexical Semantics. Maybe I should,
but I've always been put off by the fact that people said it was really
relevant only for people wanting to create IALs or logical languages, two
domains I've never been interested in. But is it worth to read also for
naturalistic conlanging?

> Another question, are there any places where I could discuss or find
> out
> about constructed writing systems?  That's another hobby of mine.
>
Well, we do have discussions about constructed writing systems too, although
the medium makes it a bit difficult :)) .

Christophe.

http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr

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