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Dana Nutter's Conlangs

Giza, Egypt 1999 Here is a summary of current projects or concepts that I have. Note that some, if not most, are still in the early conceptual stages of development. Those with a star (*) indicate current working names which may change.

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Welcome
Bienvenidos
Aloha
Добро пожалобать
Selamat datang
أهلاً وسهلاً
Hoş geldiniz
歡迎
Bem-vindo
ยินดีต้อนรับ
Haân haïnh tieáp ñoùn quyù vò
Bienvenue
환영
Wilkommen
Bonvenon

Personal Languages

A personal language designed to suit my own tastes.

Auxiliary Languages

A proposed world auxiliary language (WAL) based upon a neutral grammar and a mixed lexicon from major languages.
A proposed world auxiliary language (WAL) based upon English and English creoles.
A proposed auxiliary language for the Pacific Rim.
A proposed auxiialary language for the Americas.
A language based upon a reformed Esperanto.
A language based upon Esperanto structures, but with a primarily English-based lexicon.
A Pan-Romance auxiliiary language.
  • Demos*
    A group project that I started intending to create a WAL/IAL by democratic process.

Experimental and Philosophical Languages

An oligosynthetic language with a grammar based upon principles of logic, using an a priori vocabulary designed from known phonosemantic universals.

Just For Fun

A language based upon English, but with a Japanese-style morphology and phonology.
The future evolution of English in 500 years.

Scripts and Neographies

An a priori script made for Deini.
A combined script for European languages based upon the most familiar scripts: Roman, Cyrillic and Greek.
A solution to the English spelling problem using a Perso-Arabic style script.

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