Re: Ah-ha! New computer, YANC and fluency

M. Sherryandra Soderquist

> I just got a new, old 486 notebook computer (DOS!) just for the
> express purpose of doing some writing and conlanging. This, of
> course, has inspired me to start (Go ahead, say it. You know it's
> coming.) Yet Another New Conlang. No details yet.
:)

[...]

> I am not fluent in any of my languages. I used to know quite a
> lot of ea-luna when I was keeping a diary in it, but that has
> been quite a long time ago. Right now I am working on regaining
> my fluency and literacy in Spanish. I have a list of conlangs on
> my "Fluency Wish List". Here are my top 5 lists:
Well, for my wish list

Conlangs:
 1. fonno chleweye (Chleweyish): as it's suposed to be my personal language,
and wouldn't be a personal language if I'm not a little fluent in it.
 2. NGL: for mostly, the same reasons than Mia.
 3. Rithian: my first (cryptic/personal) conlang... if I ever reconstruct
it.
 4. Brithenig... or some other conlang from a fellow list member... Tokana?
Teonaht?
 5. Hangkerimce: even if fluency in Hangkerim languages is not my goal, I
feel I have to achieve some proficiency in order to realy understand their
culture.

Natlangs:
 1. English: I mean, being as fluent in English as I'm in Spanish, or a
little better in both of them.
 2. Swedish: I really love this language and since I have begun to job in a
Swedish owned company...
 3. Colombian Signed Language: before I complete forget it and because is a
neat and pretty descriptive language.
 4. Japanese: as beginning with a non-IE spoken language, and since my
parents are now living in Yokohama...
 5. German: probably as a reaction against most people around me wanting to
learn French or Italian as third language (and that's way neither French or
Italian are in this wish list)

-- Carlos Th