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If this is intriguing to you, there's a very active subreddit for this at /r/conlangs. The community there ranges from folks just fooling around with simple Eng
by zhengyi13 7y ago
If this is intriguing to you, there's a very active subreddit for this at /r/conlangs. The community there ranges from folks just fooling around with simple English relexes, to fairly formal investigations into weird linguistic features like split ergativity.
There's also other channels on YouTube; my favorite is Biblaridion's; their How To Make A Language series might be a good intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHK1gO2Mh68&list=PL6xPxnYMQpqsooCDYtQQSiD2O3YO0b2nN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHK1gO2Mh68&list=PL6xPxnYMQp...
- piadodjanho 7y agoRelated but only on morphology: r/neography
- rikroots 7y ago35.9k members in that conlangs subreddit? When did my shameful little hobby suddenly get so popular??
- giancarlostoro 7y agoThere's a discord for learning languages that is doing one as well. It's a pretty massive server I joined to try and learn different languages. I'm not sure how related they are to that subreddit though.
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