Re: how many conlangs do you know?

callanish wrote:
> Well, as far as my own go, I know the grammar for 3 of my older languages,
> Cho-ba, Osë, and Jafo, but I hardly know any vocabulary.
I've forgotten practically all the details of my earlier conlangs, with
only a few exceptions (like in Tarníf, the -ê, -ô, -rô, -um endings for
Class I nouns masculine, feminine, androgynous, neuter genders, and the
Class III nominative singular and plural -úm/-ú - I especially remember
that I changed the ending from -úk to -úm due to words whose stems ended
in -f, and the fact that <u> was /V/!).  With my current one, I've only
recently gotten to the point where I can *usually* (but still not
always) inflect a verb without looking at my notes, and use a few cases
without looking at notes.  There's a small group of words that I
remember without looking up, but not many.

> The only conlang of mine I actually had some speaking knowledge of at one
> point was the first version of Rozhendi, which I was creating with another
> person at college some 9 or 10 years ago. However, the language has since
> gone through several revisions, and is currently in the throes of another
> major overhaul, so it now bears little resemblance to what it was originally
> like and what little bit I remember wouldn't help me much!
It would be interesting if that other person had also maintained it,
making their own changes.  It would be intriguing to see what kinds of
differences each person made, a sort of "related conlangs".  :-)

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