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I love you: conlang style

This public article was written by Admin Sheep, and last updated on 1 Sep 2015, 12:52.

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It is currently an ongoing project to bring love to CWS! The project is a collection of the phrase "I love you" (or whatever the equivalent) in various conlangs. The final collection will be presented in an infographic style, detailing the name of the conlang and the phrase, the author, the native script (if present), and a phonetic transcription of the phrase.

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Comments (9)

[link] [quote] [move] [edit] [del] 04-Oct-19 13:46

ɆEsperanto Sucks, Fight Me
We belive that Esperanto is a failure at being an international language and should stop being considered a success. We as conlangers should come together to try and pick better languages to use as examples when people ask what a conlang is.

Conlang Central

In Codic:

Between Friends
Uwu
/uwu/

Between Family
Cyarewu
/kjaɾewu/

Between Lovers
Vilercewu
/vilerkewu/

[link] [quote] [move] [edit] [del] 09-Jul-17 05:35

λLGBT
for those who are non-heterosexual, non-cisgender, or a supportive ally

ultlang

Aquihian (old)
Athle athii tai.
atlɜ aθɪ: taj

[link] [quote] 21-Aug-15 19:37

✱Conlanger
CWS Conlanger

tmarq

In Syunga:
kɑɾ bɾe
/kɑɾ bɾe/

[link] [quote] [move] [edit] [del] 20-Jun-15 01:21

✱Conlanger
CWS Conlanger

shaelic

In Shaelic:
* Man speaking to a woman (or woman to woman):
Ðei rase
/ði 'rɑseɪ/

* Woman speaking to a man (or man to man)
Ðae rase
/'ðeɪ rɑseɪ/

Short forms are in common use:
* Man speaking to a woman (or woman to woman)
Ðeise
/'ðiseɪ/

* Woman speaking to a man (or man to man)
Ðaese
/'ðeɪseɪ/