whenever i talk, other people look at me as though im speaking foreign, so, yeah, different and clearly very made up lingo
I never really invented an actual language of my own, but back in elementary school when I was about 7/8, I was friends with another Kristina and a Christina. So we just started talking in like gibberish one day, and pretended that we understood what the other two were saying. It was very odd. It went on for a long time, too.
ksahdifg7bwqsad'eriufh weklfh4rh wquikhfds12r wilq900hegqfg - (no).
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I have a piece of paper from a long time ago. It had a map of our old backyard with a type of writing on it I made up./ The other side of the paper has a totally different tpye of writing that I can't decipher, despite my best efforts.
I'm curently tryin 2 leArN dA linnGuo of n00bs :mog:![]()
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...Geddit?
I made up a language that was basically backwords words simplified.
So that sentence would be...
I edam pu a eganal tath saw yallicisab drowkabs drows defilpmis.
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Broomish and Pig Latin [strike]is[/strike] are all I need.
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I make up words based on Greek/Latin/German/&c morphemes or based on existing words and then a vowel shift or what have you to make it seem as though it evolved naturally. Nothing that could really be considered a language, though.
E.g. "consoirred" is the past tense of a constructed word meaning "to have an intimate discussion," from "con-" ("cum"), "with" in Latin, plus "suwaru," "to sit" in Japanese, which has been assimilated into French and then into English. It's not the best example, but you get the idea. I primarily use these sorts of word in poetry.
I did that once in 6th grade or something, with a friend of mine. I only remember one word now, but I don't remember what it was supposed to mean. We had so much fun asking other pupils if they were "insert made up word here".
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
trhtrhth54h35g0m45gm45gm34f0m23fdol,230f,l230f,23f,34ofgm,349gm54gm54gm54gm54g9045mg95kg05g,54g0,45g 0,540g,l540g,450g,540g,540,
This means "hello"!![]()
I love linguistics and I am taking both Spanish and German in high school. I actually am working off and on on a language. Let me give you a taste.
ALPHABET:
AÆBCDÊËFGHÎÏJKLMNÔÖŒPRSTÛÜVZß
PRONUNCIATION VARIANTS (from English):
A-ah (as in awful)
Æ-aa (as in the Mid-Western pronunciation of bat)
C-ch (as in cheese)
Ê-e (as in chase)
Ë-eh (as in every)
G-g (always as in grand)
Î-ee (as in bee)
Ï-ih (as in wrist)
J-y (as in you)
Ô and Ö - oh (as in oh)
Œ-uh (as in crush)
Û-oo (as in beautiful)
Ü-w (as in wish)
ß-sh (as in shut)
Dzj-[hard] j (as in judgment)
Zj-[soft] j (as mirage)
Dß-[hard] th (as in this)
Tß-[soft] th (as in theory)
NOUN GENDER AND PLURALIZATION:
.....Singular......|.....Plural.....
M/N.....e..........|.....er........
F.........en........|.....ern......
I'm still working on verb conjugation and a lexicography.
I've invented a couple ciphers that I then tried to code a translation program in visual basic. I didn't get very far
I've never created my own language though, sounds like hard work.
What's the best (quickest) way to decode a language that consists of letter-swaps?