Re: The League of Lost Languages (was Re: Fakelangs)

En réponse à John Cowan :


>I have just done so.  You can subscribe by sending a blank email to
>lostlangs-subscribe@yahoogroups.com, or by going to the page
>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lostlangs/join .
I have to join :) . After all, Maggel is also a "lostlang" (although its 
speakers still live). In a way, Maggel is a kind of "anti-Albic" (in the 
way its speakers' culture is ;) . They find themselves pretty enlightened, 
but I'm not sure anybody else would agree with them on that ;) . Although 
it's true they always seem to know something we don't, whatever the subject 
is ;) ), although it's not sure whether its origin is the British Isles. 
However, the fact that its speakers are called "Pictics" in English seems 
to indicate some relationship with the Picts (although that could be mere 
speculation. And the Pictics, tricksters as they are, probably know the 
truth but won't say anything - or they'll have to eat you afterwards ;) -).

Christophe Grandsire.

http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr

You need a straight mind to invent a twisted conlang.