Re: how many conlangs do you know?

On 14 Aug, H. S. Teoh wrote:

>I'm just curious... how many conlangs do people know here on average,
>besides their own?
>
>I'm been looking over some conlangs and I find that it takes quite a while
>to learn a conlang.
Don't feel bad; it takes quite a while to learn any lang, nat or con!


> Maybe I'm just slow...
    Me, I'm slow _and_ busy.
    I  _have_  bookmarked all the conlang websites
that I know of, though, so that one day, maybe I'll be able
to learn the conlangs in depth ("Hope springs eternal..." )
    With regard to rtemmu and a web site: the eternal
hope will still have to keep springing here too until I find a bit more
free time.

> but I wonder how familiar
>people are with conlangs that aren't their own.
In my case, the familiarity  that comes from following the
detailed discussions of the various conlangs in the
postings to the list. Of course, knowing how a lang works
and knowing how to use it (speaking, reading, writing)
are different types of familiarity.

Dan Sulani
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