RING DESCRIPTION: the conlang webring
Please click one of the links below to enter the RingSurf Viewer. JOIN RING NOWKingdom of KaupelanKaupelanese is the language of the Kingdom of Kaupelan. It was developed to be assumed as a natural language of the Austronesian family and a language of Eastern Indonesia.
New Languages and Fictional Languages!This webpages is the index to a number of new and yet to be created webpages devoted to the developement of New and Fictional (sci-fi or fantasy) languages, wether auxiliary languages or constructed languages.
MesogeoikaThis languages has grammar based on the grammar of Modern Greek but simplified. Grammar has come from various other languages. The Vocabulary has come from the four major Romance languages, Latin, Hellenic Languages, and Germanic Language. I intend to classify this language as a Romance language.
Fallen TowerExtensive links to artificial language pages and conlang discussions. There are also links to Esperanto and other language sites.
Chris Wright's LanguagesThis site features the languages Sturnan, Lashkos, Runda, and Fampónd. Hansu and Kuanaukuasi will soon be added. Most of these languages are accusative and inflectional, but all types are found.
Vilya OnlineThis site deals with the created world known as Vilya, the brainchild of Chris Fung. Its main features are the grammars of the languages spoken on Vilya. It also includes information on Vilyan life and the Vilyan people.
Der Folkspraakinstitut / The Folkspraak InstituteThe website of Der Folkspraakinstitut (The Folkspraak Institute) is dedicated to the development and popularization of, and the offering of instruction in, the Folkspraak language. This website, and indeed the creation of the Institute, were inspired by the work of the members and leadership of the Yahoogroups forum "Folkspraak."{;}Folkspraak is a planned language designed to facilitate intercommunication amongst members of the various contemporary Germanic languages of northern Europe.
ChipilakThis is a hobby language. A language that I am creating in my spare time, just for fun, but it has all the principles of a real language. It has a hidden code, if you find it, let me know.
Taneraic on the WebWelcome to Taneraic (or tanerai -- I coined the English cognate "Taneraic" as an assimilated form) on the Web! The first Website devoted to my private language, or langue close, as I prefer to call it, designed and set up by my very good friend, gogoBOy. Just like the language itself, we are starting modestly, but I envisage the site will grow as I am able to supply material to Charles for him to put on the Net. The site will include translated works, original works, a step-by-step grammar and structure of Taneraic, a vocabulary (I have published a 200-page dictionary of Taneraic, so I'll be looking at ways of putting it -- or an expanded version of it -- onto the site), and interactive activities from visitors to the site. (Eventually, I would like to invite interested Taneraicists, for that is what you are if you regularly visit this site, to help build vocabulary, using Taneraic affixes and compounding laws, leaving me with the radicals, or root-words.)
keskiccidbi an an delkicgearitbi - The Language Institute of the Academy for Sciences and ArtsArkian is language of Ark Maramia.[br]{;}A. has been influenced by many traditions: long history of Vitga, the native pre-Hiberan languages and the diverse cultural backrounds in different regions. The grammar was influenced by the sources used by the Language Institute (LI), including Vitgan and others, and the vocabulary by Hiberan, the first official language established in upler an er taksil nei (The Lands of The Taksil Circle), which was based on native languages. The foundation was a group of Hiberan dialects, called ksifigor, chosen by the LI to fulfil certain criteria.