Conlangs

Okay, I know I mostly write about Coding and GNU+Linux stuff. But I also like languages.

And one of my favourite topics associated with them are conlangs.

For those who don’t know, a conlang is a constucted Language.

Meaning it’s created by a(n) person/entity.

You will see them created for stories; such as Star Trek’s Klingon.

Or you might see them as just a piece of art (an Artlang).

My personal conlang

Right now, I’m making a conlang called Uomoni (Oo-Oh-Mo-Nee). So far, I have a unique writing system for it, some grammar rules.

But since it’s unique and all I’m unable to show the symbols. I will update this document, along with creating a new document when I’m farther along.

My conlang will be unique in several ways.

Including:

• Preferred SVO, but it is read in OSV when question form.
• No capital/lowercase symbols
• Sino like number system (two ten five -> 25)
• Etc

There’s a lot of interesting things that can arise from a conlang.

And things you can just learn about languages in general.