Re: Newbie alert...

> Hi there.
Ac esuhi, Bjorn

(That's Good Day in Teran, my conlang)

>
> I'm new to the list and thought I'd introduce myself before doing anything
> else :)
I'm quite new myself. This is probably the friendliest list I have ever
belonged to.


>
> Right, then. I'm a long-time conlanger, but was unaware of conlanging as a
> hobby until a few years ago when I ran into some conlanging
> webpages. Since
> then I've been much more serious in my approaches to conlanging, but sadly
> I still haven't managed to create a conlang that has gotten past
> the "right, I'm going to make a conlang now, and this is what I want it to
> be like" stage.
Hey, but you are formulating things in your mind. That is good. If you aim
at nothing you'll succeed. As you are formulating you are setting your aim.
Keep going!


But still, with every attempt I feel I'm getting
> closer, so
> I might put up a language of my own on a page one of these days,
> who knows.
I've been at conlanging on and off for 28 years. I've just put website up
within the last year. You can visit it at www.teran-conlang.org if you'd
like.

>
> Anyway, currently I'm studying English in the University of Iceland in
> Reykjavik, with emphasis on linguistics, of course :)
I have been so fascinated with Icelandic for many years. I'd love to learn
it!


>
> Enough for now, looking forward to a getting to know you all on
> the conlang
> list :D
Best wishes!

Scotto Hlad