Christophe Grandsire sekalge:
> What do you make of Bahasa Indonesia then? It's as much a conlang as
Esperanto
> is, and yet it's become a native language after only one generation.
Isn't it
> become a natural language as soon as it's acquired natively?
It's a conlang with native speakers. Klingon has (had) at least one
native speaker, but it's still a conlang. The term "conlang" refers only
to the language's origins. Since "natlang" is a complement to "conlang",
it also refers only to the origins of [the current version of] the
language.
The stubborn and thick-headed
Christopher Wright