Re: Evolution Tracking

Actually, I meant evolution from a proto conlang to an estimated 75 
descendant conlangs ;)

By the way, I've noticed lately how much a Proto-World Language can evolve 
and how it would be impossible to reconstruct one, look at some of the huge 
differences between so many of my languages (and I'll tell you now, I'm only half 
way done with deriving this sentence to all the 75 conlangs).  NOTE: Only the 
Proto language (Ellada) has a developed grammar so far, so the sentences are 
direct translations and hence easier to compare. [Carr. version of IPA is used]

Ellada: Chò zel cì gno ______ (I know what is in ________) /Seo zel kI njo/
In the country of Pan: Da zin ad ________ /da zIn ad/
In the country of Chùn: Tha sug aanda _________ /tSa sug @nd@/
In the country of Chùla: Qe shol cet nu _________ /C@ Tor ket nu/
In the country of Alcos: Cil sin nel min _________ /kIr sIn nEr mIn/
                                 Gi ze da me __________ /gI tse da me/
                                  Ne zaad ve __________ /nE tsad ve/
In the country of Alboet: Ha toll git no _________ /Ha tol git no/
In the country of Blong: De ta ar be _________ /de tar be/
In the country of Chàg Pan: Rac ziccd un _________ /rax ziCt un/ or /rax ziC 
tun/
In the country of Cantale: Va zutt co vää _________ /va zu? co v@/
In the country of Basel: Toe li ul èm _________ /twa lI Ul @m/
In the country of Pomn: S^o za xe gno _________ /So za CE njo/
                              Hosi ko go _________ /hosi ko go/
                               Tal il ål èmn _________ /tal Ir Ul @v/
In the country of Jogn: Pe sun col fea _________ /pE sun col fai/
In the country of Pasavînd: Osk gi _________ /osk gI/