Re: Fave Conlangs WAS: Silindion
From: | Raymond Brown <ray.brown@...> |
Date: | Friday, March 22, 2002, 19:27 |
At 3:19 pm -0600 21/3/02, William Annis wrote:
> > And just for ships and grims, here's my top 10 list of conlangs, since
> >people seem to be in a favorite Xes sort of mood. What is your top 10?
> >
> > 10. Kinya (I really like the alphabet, which is why it's on the list
> >at all, seeing as there really isn't any grammar up at all).
There's some, e.g. the four forms & the six cases. I rate Kinya highly
also; I like its phonetics, and the fact that, unusually for conlangs, it
considers metrics and poetic forms.
> > 9. Whatever lang "So taul soria thei callu?" is in
>
> :) Vaior.
http://www.execpc.com/~wsannis/vaior/
>
> (Interesting list snipped.)
>
> I have to say, I think I enjoy looking at other people's
>languages as much as I like tinkering with my own. I can't do a top
>10 list, but I can surely do a top 5 list (in no particular order):
>
> * Uatakassi (even if it confused me in relay5)
> * Valdyan (what's it now? Ilaini?)
> * Amman-Iar
> * The Verdurian world of languages, just for the audacity of it all
> * Anawanda
Wot no Tolkien-langs?
They appeared in neither the 'interesting list snipped', nor above.
Personally, Quenya must come high (if not at the top) of my list.
Ray.
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