Re: artlangs/auxlangs/engelangs (was Re: LCC2: Meeting our Community)
From: | Henrik Theiling <theiling@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, July 18, 2007, 23:38 |
Hi!
Mark J. Reed writes:
> On 7/18/07, MorphemeAddict@wmconnect.com <MorphemeAddict@...> wrote:
> > How about just "enlang" instead of "engelang"?
>
> Both "enlang" and "englang" make me think of English instead of
> engineering. I would expect something like
> en(g)lang:English::romlang:Romance.
>
> If "engelang" doesn't work, I suggest picking a different synonym for
> "engineered": maybe archlang, schemalang, or syslang (from
> "architected", "schematic", "system(at)ic", respectively). But I
> don't think any variation of "engelang" is going to be an improvement
> upon it. Maybe you're using the wrong half of the word. It's a
> neerlang! :)
For the record, I call it ['?EN@laN]. :-P This is because I don't
usually talk about conlanging in English, but write in English and
talk in German.
That's what happens without oral exercise! :-)
**Henrik
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