difference in conlangs

One thing that is good that I've noticed lately is that
having three (at least somewhat) conlangs at once is
really practical. I've had only Rinya for three years,
but now that I have Seimi and Nakiltipkaspimak too, I
never get tired of conlanging. If I get tired of Rinya
I can always work on Pimak. It helps that they're very
different too.

Rinya:

* Active
* OVS [PAT - VERB - AGT]
* Analytic/Agglutinating
* A priori
* Qyenya-like phonology
* Dependent-marking

Seimi:

* Accusative
* VSO
* Inflecting
* A posteriori
* Celtic-like phonology
* Head/Dependent-marking

Nakiltipkaspimak:

* Ergative
* SVO
* Polysynthetic / Noun-incorporating
* A priori
* Small phoneme inventory [13 phonemes only]
* Head-marking

See how different they are? I just thought about how neat
that is and thought I'd share my newly found happiness.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! :)

||| daniel

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