Re: Another Introduction

> For my second conlang, Orjlynnb (something like
> [o4"e:lin%na]), I have more practical goals. For one
> thing, this is more of a personal language intended to
> be actually learned (most likely only by me) and
> spoken. Another goal has not been sufficiently
> debugged for me to explain it coherently, so I won't
> ramble on about it here. It is also an inflecting
> language, and has a lot more control on phonology and
> morphology than the proto-Mindakh. Hopefully Orjlynnb
> will soon be advanced enough to participate in the
> weekly vocabularies, relays, and so forth.
Hey cool, another person that will learn to speak their own language :~) I
will do the same with Minyeva. I think a lot of people on this list may know
their languages well enough to write them, but i don't know about speaking
them fluently. I am curious about how many other people will learn to speak
their languages fluently, and to have other people actually learn them and
speak them back.

> That's probably enough for now.
>
> James
>
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Garrett Jones
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