Re: My coming out as a conlanger

 --- Ángel Serrano wrote: >

> In Aingeljã (English version below):
>
> Si, si, ou paralelisme eh total!!! J'heh eixat doul'armaggo douz voltas ne ma
> vita: premjera cõ gei, seconda cõ "conlanger". E jo deu djure qwe interqwe na
> premjera volta a rjazõ da genta esé "Oh, eh verità? Qwe surpreza!", na
> seconda volta jo sentabe-mi reixalament loc e cõsegé aceuas strannas miratas
> qwe tu djues. Alt embraix ne asdouz voltas jo senté-mi lluwerat, completament
> feleix de discoprâre qwe jo nõ swi sol. Jo compare a marwallosa sensacjõ de
> mal'eixita doul'armaggo cõ gei com ou moment qwe jo discopré da llista de
> post de conlang...

Hey Ángel, you don't accidentally happen to be bearded and left-handed, too?
You could become a serious concurrent for Christophe of being an example of the
"typical conlanger". Of course, no one can be required to be or become
Lithuanian.

(Have there ever been real Lithuanians on the List? Personally I believe, that
if you already know Lithuanian, then there is no need anymore to try creating
something even more beautiful)

Very nice indeed, this language of yours...

Jan

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"Originality is the art of concealing your source." - Franklin P. Jones

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