STATE ON MY COLLECTION

Man in Space · Post by **Man in Space** » 05 Jul 2023 00:29

Thanks for the update, Janko!

Have you ever given thought to making a public database of your collection?

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 05 Jul 2023 00:39

Üdj wrote: ↑04 Jul 2023 23:40 I desire more information about Ikibikitikiwikisikimikirikidikiunddon.

Ah,... this was posted on the Lingojam page a few days ago.
I managed to get the numbers in his translator (unfortunately that site is no longer working today).
I have numbers from Ikibikitikiwikisikimikirikidikiunddon:
Only 3 numbers are known:
1 Ik
2 deo
3 tin
Very similar as in Indic languages?

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 05 Jul 2023 00:46

Khemehekis wrote: ↑04 Jul 2023 23:41
JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑04 Jul 2023 23:29 Bushistanish
I must see the numbers in Bushistanish! I had the fortune to live in Bushistan during the tenties.

Bushistanish:
En
Du
Þrei
Far
Fief
Sehs
Seiven
Eht
Nein
Ten
Numbers in Bushistanish language are very similar to those in English,

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 05 Jul 2023 01:28

Khemehekis wrote: ↑04 Jul 2023 23:41
JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑04 Jul 2023 23:29 Bushistanish
I must see the numbers in Bushistanish! I had the fortune to live in Bushistan during the tenties.

I also have numbers with a similar name Bushistani language from the Micronation pages:
https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Bushistani_(language)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XjW ... iYsuw/edit
un- one
dé-two
trun-three
kwar-four
kwin-five
sos-six
sús- seven
okt-eight
neyt-nine
deck-ten

I got the numbers from Bushistanish on Reddit.

I also have numbers from Bushistani Pidgin (from Lingojam), but they are very complicated.
1 esosojru
2 tribikko
3 tritolajajru
4 zaokovolru
5 zaojakojru
6 toijakbi
7 toijakojasko
8 zaajakotopja
9 biojasojru
10 trijasko

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 05 Jul 2023 02:24

Man in Space wrote: ↑05 Jul 2023 00:29 Thanks for the update, Janko!

Have you ever given thought to making a public database of your collection?

I thought about it, but I have obstacles because I can't make new websites. Also, I got a notice from some people that I should not publish the number, not even his name to the public. I am very busy collecting numbers from many websites from many authors, from whom I get numbers through various messages. I also spend some time editing my files. So I sent a list of languages to CBB that I collected in the month of June. It often happens that I go to rest (sleep) late at night. My collection today numbers more than 73 thousand ways.
But I also have (links) where I have published numbers from some languages. However, this was published in 2009. I couldn't publish the newer languages because those pages got blocked at the end of 2009 (I couldn't edit anymore). All you can see is on:
https://web.archive.org/web/20221012142 ... ionnumbers
Conlang numbers:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220824222 ... ngsnumbers
(list 1)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210211155 ... gsnumbers2
(list 2)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210212111 ... gsnumbers3
(list 3)
Natlang numbers:
https://web.archive.org/web/20210506164 ... angnumbers
other languages/speeches:
https://web.archive.org/web/20201011171 ... gesnumbers

I'm very sorry that there are no numbers from your languages on those pages, which I would be happy to add to that list, but I can't because of problems with the web pages.

Man in Space · Post by **Man in Space** » 05 Jul 2023 03:05

If you’d like, I’d be willing to publish those numbers that you’re allowed to. I have a hosting space from the LCS and I would be willing to make a page for you.

Arayaz · Post by **Arayaz** » 08 Jul 2023 15:58

Khemehekis wrote: ↑03 May 2023 21:33
"If a man is called to be a street sweeper. He should sweep streets even as Man in Space drew Caber logographs, or Khemehekis created new Kankonian words, or Micamo wrote stories in xys conworld, or Reyzadren translated books into griuskant, or Kiwikami worked quantum complexity into Ala'l,or Janko Gorenc collected numbers. He should sweep streets so well that all hosts of heaven and earth pause to say; Here lives a great sweeper who did his job well."

I love this :)

Arayaz · Post by **Arayaz** » 08 Jul 2023 16:00

JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑05 Jul 2023 02:24
Man in Space wrote: ↑05 Jul 2023 00:29 Thanks for the update, Janko!

Have you ever given thought to making a public database of your collection?
I thought about it, but I have obstacles because I can't make new websites. Also, I got a notice from some people that I should not publish the number, not even his name to the public. I am very busy collecting numbers from many websites from many authors, from whom I get numbers through various messages. I also spend some time editing my files. So I sent a list of languages to CBB that I collected in the month of June. It often happens that I go to rest (sleep) late at night. My collection today numbers more than 73 thousand ways.
But I also have (links) where I have published numbers from some languages. However, this was published in 2009. I couldn't publish the newer languages because those pages got blocked at the end of 2009 (I couldn't edit anymore). All you can see is on:
https://web.archive.org/web/20221012142 ... ionnumbers
Conlang numbers:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220824222 ... ngsnumbers
(list 1)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210211155 ... gsnumbers2
(list 2)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210212111 ... gsnumbers3
(list 3)
Natlang numbers:
https://web.archive.org/web/20210506164 ... angnumbers
other languages/speeches:
https://web.archive.org/web/20201011171 ... gesnumbers

I'm very sorry that there are no numbers from your languages on those pages, which I would be happy to add to that list, but I can't because of problems with the web pages.

Do you use Google Chrome? If so, you can just use sites.google.com.

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 09 Jul 2023 03:39

Üdj wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023 16:00
JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑05 Jul 2023 02:24
Man in Space wrote: ↑05 Jul 2023 00:29 Thanks for the update, Janko!

Have you ever given thought to making a public database of your collection?
I thought about it, but I have obstacles because I can't make new websites. Also, I got a notice from some people that I should not publish the number, not even his name to the public. I am very busy collecting numbers from many websites from many authors, from whom I get numbers through various messages. I also spend some time editing my files. So I sent a list of languages to CBB that I collected in the month of June. It often happens that I go to rest (sleep) late at night. My collection today numbers more than 73 thousand ways.
But I also have (links) where I have published numbers from some languages. However, this was published in 2009. I couldn't publish the newer languages because those pages got blocked at the end of 2009 (I couldn't edit anymore). All you can see is on:
https://web.archive.org/web/20221012142 ... ionnumbers
Conlang numbers:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220824222 ... ngsnumbers
(list 1)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210211155 ... gsnumbers2
(list 2)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210212111 ... gsnumbers3
(list 3)
Natlang numbers:
https://web.archive.org/web/20210506164 ... angnumbers
other languages/speeches:
https://web.archive.org/web/20201011171 ... gesnumbers

I'm very sorry that there are no numbers from your languages on those pages, which I would be happy to add to that list, but I can't because of problems with the web pages.
Do you use Google Chrome? If so, you can just use sites.google.com.

Thank you for your advice. I tried working on sites.google.com. When I started writing on sites.google.com, old pages from 2009 were automatically deleted and moved to the archive. So far I've only managed to write addresses for two websites. I have problems, I don't know how to proceed. Are the sites free or is there a monthly fee? What is the write limit?

Arayaz · Post by **Arayaz** » 09 Jul 2023 04:13

JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑09 Jul 2023 03:39 Thank you for your advice. I tried working on sites.google.com. When I started writing on sites.google.com, old pages from 2009 were automatically deleted and moved to the archive. So far I've only managed to write addresses for two websites. I have problems, I don't know how to proceed. Are the sites free or is there a monthly fee? What is the write limit?

Google Sites is free unless you want a domain name (and that's usually cheap ─ a dollar a month or so), and AFAIK there's no write limit, though you could very well encounter one with your collecting ... but then you could just make another website as a "Page 2" of sorts.

Man in Space · Post by **Man in Space** » 09 Jul 2023 05:30

Üdj wrote: ↑09 Jul 2023 04:13
JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑09 Jul 2023 03:39 Thank you for your advice. I tried working on sites.google.com. When I started writing on sites.google.com, old pages from 2009 were automatically deleted and moved to the archive. So far I've only managed to write addresses for two websites. I have problems, I don't know how to proceed. Are the sites free or is there a monthly fee? What is the write limit?
Google Sites is free unless you want a domain name (and that's usually cheap ─ a dollar a month or so), and AFAIK there's no write limit, though you could very well encounter one with your collecting ... but then you could just make another website as a "Page 2" of sorts.

No need for all this—Janko, I’ll make a page using my LCS privileges for you, if you would like. Say the word and I’ll do it.

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 12 Jul 2023 04:30

Man in Space wrote: ↑09 Jul 2023 05:30
Üdj wrote: ↑09 Jul 2023 04:13
JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑09 Jul 2023 03:39 Thank you for your advice. I tried working on sites.google.com. When I started writing on sites.google.com, old pages from 2009 were automatically deleted and moved to the archive. So far I've only managed to write addresses for two websites. I have problems, I don't know how to proceed. Are the sites free or is there a monthly fee? What is the write limit?
Google Sites is free unless you want a domain name (and that's usually cheap ─ a dollar a month or so), and AFAIK there's no write limit, though you could very well encounter one with your collecting ... but then you could just make another website as a "Page 2" of sorts.
No need for all this—Janko, I’ll make a page using my LCS privileges for you, if you would like. Say the word and I’ll do it.

Sorry for my late response. I'm very busy. These days I have a lot of work editing my file in over my head. (huge), so I won't be able to answer for a while. Thank you for your offer. What do you offer me to make a website? What do I have to do? I can send you a message?

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 09 Aug 2023 03:03

In July 2023 (470 anew):

Koxinparo
Peninsular Emetic language Sissian
Srjas
Ychtaiko
Viznota
Naskją
Lemannian
SimplaLang
Ashtra’a
Ajabaires, Al Ghardia in the arabic dialect
Crowsnian
Anopavo
Boean Spanish
Boean English
Boean Original
Cadeanop
Qaipost/Qīpōst
Kawa
Amenta
Kònkirš
Menzia/Maynzian
Nuada-Argetlam
Tzarphatic
Modern Kavreli
Zdeti
Knø
Ekansien
Enhoda
Twistiestick Language
Sedimentese
Minkolish
Wastepùian
Yausian
Hualish
Akstoian
Nowtɪ̃mish
Sawnyakian
Ndaahmaan
Miighaachi
Arrepian
Jjǔǐian
Kunupia
Domasian
Sovyankan
Meefti
Yeayu
Kkoreack
Period
Murotanian
Fillorgiar
Tertanian dialect
Tessish-Feran dialect
Saneyan dialet
Svordan dialect
Tarjan
Volohian
Oskaran
Zelenrusan
Dardanish
Chelmanian
Breucian
Knrawi
Minorqian (I.var.)
Minorqian (II.var.)
Landser
Irredento's "Revised Russian"
Nalydian
Iryn
Maryanian
Indo-Nihon dialect
Furra
Pàhàsu
Northern Pàhàsu dialect
Southern Pàhàsu dialect
Western (rural) Pàhàsu dialect
Ifilian
Gaesonian
arabe romanisé (statut juridique spécial)
Kadarik (Old Caeric)
Imperial Afansevan
Thiosian
Poetic Khangeshian
Casual Khangeshian
Proto-Pnguaru (formerly named: Apãruma)
Evuyumish
Cicadal
Ḱibi
Geranian
Hostilopnesee
Mianúka
Boróra
Western Cititu.
Eastern Cititu
Dalemã
Oriman
Cáketitu
Kayu (Kaju)
Luil
Nuusuä
Rjudoknar
Marselaissean
Kufard
Remanian
Albann
Fija
Tirōlî
Bapan (Paban)
Takoy
he'ruðæn
Old Synskinr
Unnamed Romance language
T'Karic
Imperial Syllabic
Cesque
Yerazedouq
Fråce
Elemese
Eldraya (I.var.)
Batheran
Kozarkian dialect
Tamran
Khorahti
Ojropan
Proto-Levantine
Cress
Brandonese
Konnish
Aenorian
Avát
Huxon
Urprufl
Classical Nahtïhtï
Vulgar Nahtïhtï
Eastern Nahtïhtï
Gogora
Vokhetian
West Kalian
Sebrides Kalian
!Oŭ
Eldraya (II.var.)
Germengish
Esperyllic
Occidental
Tegapolô
Pésac
Argenta
Tousgs(Tezh) Language
Lo'oi Pog
Türźkski
Sazhonish
Mial'or (Fefmial Language)
Bier
Bobelagorian
Stepthohannakattan
Eubyich
T.C.O.H Cipher
Island Somali (Fake) Ailan Somali
Glishenay
Basaltese
Hɛ̃ɛ̃ngwuubtamish
We̊kfi̊kian
Yofshāian
Pedapsoian
Shpomhoian
Triylish
Bũũʻian
Mbawmbuuian
Bawpumi
Bēli
Smatanian
Ugabati
Xijok Smatanian dialect
Common Smatanian dialect
Caraq City Smatanian dialect
Adilipo City Smatanian dialect
Lazarusian Ugabati dialect
Caraqi Ugabati dialect
Modern Style Ugabati dialect
Sloveshian
Durostani Arabic
Durostani English
Wanef Hadathya
Duyalingo
Ookojuoosta
Ss
Kalkuzai
Hadley
Veridonia Language
Dalee's Fae
Vaktovyan (Vaktovian)
The Language of Mep
Solba
Yaplun
Gbin
Ratohen
Huulʻuuian
Pintsan
Sleshti
Lewtoian
Nũpsũian
Kunlatsr̂ewian
Nekwoian
Shemba
Vertillian/Verelto Language
Wallene
Standard Wallene dialect
Tropisintie
Tropisian dialect
Southern Tropisian dialect
Oriiuls
Miirwa
Peussa
Caslasunid
Jakar
Managú
Chnahk
Bohsh
Ihnuim
‘raw
Djinamy
Kív
Jikeck
Nkky
Nesh
Jibila
Boosekr
Najuva
Serp
Xennin
Ssugar
Yohk
Annik
Hobby
Hanún
Dijah
Haigh
Hnaik
Habénim
Yoinan
Umturi
Miravey
Inés
Gebiah
Uptia
Ywaih
Isfeyoun
Marítimo
Glacial humano
Oceánico
Continental
Fluvial
Lagal
Ribial
Pyrata
Spood
Seeded
Kalanim
Tinamis
Hsuk
Kaēn
Ksanim dialect
Linamik
Lue
Nómun
Hshous
Nakik
Jaswy
Sureño
Albandrite English
Zirkovian
Corpalan English
Lon
Local Cierridan Dialect
Cybertronian English
Old Malignus
Sherpusian
Oud-Rosmaans (Colonial Rosmanish)
Ropanaman English
Northine dialect
Crummie dialect
Jargamkan dialect
Pahaasaa Santi
Meroidian Proper
dirasolari
Yoshi
Charoin
Deutsch-Charoin dialect
Mountain Bolivian dialect
Traditional Charoin dialect
Rural Charoin dialect
Cymroin dialect
Islerumian
Proto-Duqalian
Proto-North Duqalian
Saratinian (Old-Yect-Krlpic)
Yect
Kelpic
Arimbert
Eclomic
Bentelian
Duqalian Proper
Proto-South Duqalian
Hergian
Cantrulian
Ratampan
Guman
Xethen
Proto-Meroidian
Proto-North Meroidian
Finadrian
Davay (Old-Zatalo-Nizian)
Zatalian
Nizian
Proto-Central Meroidian
Hauranian
Classical Ipadunian
Classical Trokese
Kaaromol
Uwmyol
Taumau
Surdanan
g’shiiborui’isuh (jih-bo-ri-chuh)
German-Korean conlang
Žgvan
Lant
Masacru’ńap
Hdisari
Kiliach
Zalent
Etati Language
Macone Language
Quethrali
Anla Eb
Larilang
Protolang (Proto-Tsounya)
Standard Tsounya
Eastern Tsounya
Southwestern Ngw
Heve-Turkic
Shonglish (I.var.)
Shonglish (II.var.)
Wenglish
Sceetiah Geelic
Firish
Magar
Indian
Putttian
Sphinxen
Besperan
Spiderese
Proto-Indo-Monadian
Indo-Monadian
Proto-Spero
Falco-Spero
Sperion
Mogusian
Sanadian
Selanese
hornydouchebag’s unnamed language
Vrakieran
Elukai
Zorvaj
Proto-Yavixapan
Aeaean
Akloni
Amaati
Aneez
Anniquara
Arith-Ronin
Arkihanakh
Asrish
Astarian
Aubh
aumu
béo' ḿhòtt
Bliva
Bolspeak
Brelonian
Britannian
Carpalian
Dlinshan
Drau
Égüátüh
Elvish by EVH
Endrivos
Enfed
Enlahod
Erkudan
Eskos
Etolid
Eyu
Fae Speech
Fijian
Germanic Portuguese
Guemonese
Harwesh
Hertarn
High Elvish (Amakti’iar)
Ilditoe
Inesegwűn
Islagn
Jutish
K'ákrşid
Kamano
Kanōsa
Kato
Kethite
Khangeshian
Khih
Kiritian
Kurian
Kveutonian
Kyltachk
Lengi
Lodeise
Meyonez
Mentus
Moll
Mongari
Neeslegn
Ngogtonian
ɳimi
Nirumi
Nisy
Oonii
Oya
Palidu
Pazanix
Pevaah
Pijit
Poscarian
Praviecsian
Proto-Akosduwo
Proto-Avian
Proto-Baranic
Proto-Enfed
Proto-Falatin
Proto-Hesanic
Qhi
Qoy
Rausin
Redlohecalp
Sennic Rasanian
Sevadian
Sharpa
Shtavian
Shoonese
Shthuf
Old Shthuf
Shyeffa Language
Sijavan
Soft Vandalian
Stital
Surthian
Tanut’
Taragh
Uanian
Ukliir
Unsaehk
Verezko
Verunian
Yerevi
Zolaskian
Proto-East-Abalian
Eorien
Spectral Tongue
Akau
Aldanik
Ununata

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 09 Aug 2023 03:07

and in alphabetical:

Aeaean
Aenorian
Ajabaires, Al Ghardia in the arabic dialect
Akau
Akloni
Akstoian
Albandrite English
Albann
Aldanik
Amaati
Amenta
Aneez
Anla Eb
Annik
Anniquara
Anopavo
arabe romanisé (statut juridique spécial)
Argenta
Arimbert
Arith-Ronin
Arkihanakh
Arrepian
Ashtra’a
Asrish
Astarian
Aubh
aumu
Avát
Bapan (Paban)
Basaltese
Batheran
Bawpumi
Bēli
Bentelian
béo' ḿhòtt
Besperan
Bier
Bliva
Bobelagorian
Boean English
Boean Original
Boean Spanish
Bohsh
Bolspeak
Boosekr
Boróra
Brandonese
Brelonian
Breucian
Britannian
Bũũʻian
Cadeanop
Cáketitu
Cantrulian
Carpalian
Caslasunid
Casual Khangeshian
Cesque
Charoin
- Deutsch-Charoin dialect
- Mountain Bolivian dialect
- Traditional Charoin dialect
- Rural Charoin dialect
- Cymroin dialect
Chelmanian
Chnahk
Cicadal
Classical Ipadunian
Classical Nahtïhtï
Classical Trokese
Continental
Corpalan English
Cress
Crowsnian
Cybertronian English
Dalee's Fae
Dalemã
Dardanish
Davay (Old-Zatalo-Nizian)
Dijah
dirasolari
Djinamy
Dlinshan
Domasian
Drau
Duqalian Proper
Durostani Arabic
Durostani English
Duyalingo
Eastern Cititu
Eastern Nahtïhtï
Eastern Tsounya
Eclomic
Égüátüh
Ekansien
Eldraya (I.var.)
Eldraya (II.var.)
Elemese
Elukai
Elvish by EVH
Endrivos
Enfed
Enhoda
Enlahod
Eorien
Erkudan
Eskos
Esperyllic
Etati Language
Etolid
Eubyich
Evuyumish
Eyu
Fae Speech
Falco-Spero
Fija
Fijian
Fillorgiar
- Saneyan dialet
- Svordan dialect
- Tertanian dialect
- Tessish-Feran dialect
Finadrian
Firish
Fluvial
Fråce
Furra
g’shiiborui’isuh (jih-bo-ri-chuh)
Gaesonian
Gbin
Gebiah
Geranian
Germanic Portuguese
German-Korean conlang
Germengish
Glacial humano
Glishenay
Gogora
Guemonese
Guman
Habénim
Hadley
Haigh
Hanún
Harwesh
Hauranian
Hdisari
Hergian
Hertarn
he'ruðæn
Heve-Turkic
Hɛ̃ɛ̃ngwuubtamish
High Elvish (Amakti’iar)
Hnaik
Hobby
hornydouchebag’s unnamed language
Hostilopnesee
Hshous
Hsuk
Hualish
Huulʻuuian
Huxon
Ifilian
Ihnuim
Ilditoe
Imperial Afansevan
Imperial Syllabic
Indian
Indo-Monadian
Inés
Inesegwűn
Irredento's "Revised Russian"
Iryn
Isfeyoun
Islagn
Island Somali (Fake) Ailan Somali
Islerumian
Jakar
Jaswy
Jibila
Jikeck
Jjǔǐian
Jutish
Kaaromol
Kadarik (Old Caeric)
Kaēn
- Ksanim dialect
K'ákrşid
Kalanim
Kalkuzai
Kamano
Kanōsa
Kato
Kawa
Kayu (Kaju)
Kelpic
Kethite
Khangeshian
Khih
Khorahti
Ḱibi
Kiliach
Kiritian
Kív
Kkoreack
Knø
Knrawi
Kònkirš
Konnish
Koxinparo
Kufard
Kunlatsr̂ewian
Kunupia
Kurian
Kveutonian
Kyltachk
Lagal
Landser
Lant
Larilang
Lemannian
Lengi
Lewtoian
Linamik
Local Cierridan Dialect
Lodeise
Lon
Lo'oi Pog
Lue
Luil
Macone Language
Magar
Managú
Marítimo
Marselaissean
Maryanian
- Indo-Nihon dialect
Masacru’ńap
Mbawmbuuian
Meefti
Mentus
Menzia/Maynzian
Meroidian Proper
Meyonez
Mial'or (Fefmial Language)
Mianúka
Miighaachi
Miirwa
Minkolish
Minorqian (I.var.)
Minorqian (II.var.)
Miravey
Modern Kavreli
Mogusian
Moll
Mongari
Murotanian
Najuva
Nakik
Nalydian
Naskją
Ndaahmaan
Neeslegn
Nekwoian
Nesh
Ngogtonian
ɳimi
Nirumi
Nisy
Nizian
Nkky
Nómun
Nowtɪ̃mish
Nuada-Argetlam
Nũpsũian
Nuusuä
Occidental
Oceánico
Ojropan
Old Shthuf
Old Malignus
Old Synskinr
Ookojuoosta
Oonii
Oriiuls
Oriman
Oskaran
!Oŭ
Oud-Rosmaans (Colonial Rosmanish)
Oya
Pahaasaa Santi
Pàhàsu
- Northern Pàhàsu dialect
- Southern Pàhàsu dialect
- Western (rural) Pàhàsu dialect
Palidu
Pazanix
Pedapsoian
Peninsular Emetic language Sissian
Period
Pésac
Peussa
Pevaah
Pijit
Pintsan
Poetic Khangeshian
Poscarian
Praviecsian
Proto-Duqalian
Proto-Akosduwo
Proto-Avian
Proto-Baranic
Proto-Central Meroidian
Proto-East-Abalian
Proto-Enfed
Proto-Falatin
Proto-Hesanic
Proto-Indo-Monadian
Protolang (Proto-Tsounya)
Proto-Levantine
Proto-Meroidian
Proto-North Duqalian
Proto-North Meroidian
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The Language of Mep
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31.7.2023 I have successfully collected numbers from over 73.383 ways (languages both: natlangs and also conlangs).

Khemehekis · Post by **Khemehekis** » 09 Aug 2023 03:25

A conlang called Hobby? (As opposed to a hobby called conlanging.)

I remember the Yoshi language from a cartoon my brother showed me in his copy of Nintendo Power. It's a form of Pokémon Speak, isn't it?

As for Xennin, it sounds like a conlang for alien princesses.

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 09 Aug 2023 04:46

Khemehekis wrote: ↑09 Aug 2023 03:25 A conlang called Hobby? (As opposed to a hobby called conlanging.)

I remember the Yoshi language from a cartoon my brother showed me in his copy of Nintendo Power. It's a form of Pokémon Speak, isn't it?

As for Xennin, it sounds like a conlang for alien princesses.

Hobby:
One: Yanz
Two: Sinz
Three: Kaz
Four: Kruz
Five: Smuz
Six: Saz
Seven: Sataz
Eight: Tmatez
Nine: Tsaz
Ten: Marazy
Hobby is one of the languages spoken in the world, and it is shown in the picture (which was alerted by the author on reddit)
https://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comme ... jority_of/
One of the reddit members who sent me numbers from the Hobby language sent me numbers also from many other languages. and I am immensely grateful to him for his help.

I don't know if it's the same Yoshi language you mention from Pokémon Speak.
I got it from NationStates.
https://www.nationstates.net/nation=sov ... id=1803158
Yoshi:
1 - èn
2 - õтьé
3 - sènte
4 - fõl
5 - drèks
6 - sõk
7 - sèb
8 - èjt
9 - nəjn
10 - taiø
via private message
I am also grateful to him for his help.

also Xennin is also one of the languages from: https://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comme ... jority_of/
Xennin:
One: Yen
Two: Sin
Three: Krad
Four: Kuzz
Five: Smus
Six: Zdis
Seven: Sa
Eight: Tam
Nine: Tsa
Ten:Meraw

Arayaz · Post by **Arayaz** » 10 Aug 2023 00:47

Germanic Portuguese? I'd never heard of it, but since Portuguese is one of my favorite languages, I'd love to hear about it.

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 10 Aug 2023 03:26

Üdj wrote: ↑10 Aug 2023 00:47 Germanic Portuguese? I'd never heard of it, but since Portuguese is one of my favorite languages, I'd love to hear about it.

You can look at:
https://conworkshop.com/view_language.php?l=GERPT
I apologize in advance if the page disappears in the future.
At ConWorkShop, it is customary to always change something and delete it, change the name, language...etc.

Khemehekis · Post by **Khemehekis** » 10 Aug 2023 08:38

JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑09 Aug 2023 04:46 I don't know if it's the same Yoshi language you mention from Pokémon Speak.
I got it from NationStates.
https://www.nationstates.net/nation=sov ... id=1803158
Yoshi:
1 - èn
2 - õтьé
3 - sènte
4 - fõl
5 - drèks
6 - sõk
7 - sèb
8 - èjt
9 - nəjn
10 - taiø
via private message
I am also grateful to him for his help.

Checked it out; it's definitely not the same language.

Yoshi's creator seems to be creating words by going through the dictionary alphabetically. I see different parts of speech ("ache" as a noun, "ache" as a verb) are separated, but Yoshi still relexes English words of the same part of speech. For instance, I find it highly unlikely that a language that isn't Germanic nor Romance would use the same "act" for "random acts of violence/kindness", "The Defense of Marriage Act", "Act IV of the Shakespeare play", and "cut out the angel act".

JANKO GORENC · Post by **JANKO GORENC** » 10 Aug 2023 23:59

Khemehekis wrote: ↑10 Aug 2023 08:38
JANKO GORENC wrote: ↑09 Aug 2023 04:46 I don't know if it's the same Yoshi language you mention from Pokémon Speak.
I got it from NationStates.
https://www.nationstates.net/nation=sov ... id=1803158
Yoshi:
1 - èn
2 - õтьé
3 - sènte
4 - fõl
5 - drèks
6 - sõk
7 - sèb
8 - èjt
9 - nəjn
10 - taiø
via private message
I am also grateful to him for his help.
Checked it out; it's definitely not the same language.

Yoshi's creator seems to be creating words by going through the dictionary alphabetically. I see different parts of speech ("ache" as a noun, "ache" as a verb) are separated, but Yoshi still relexes English words of the same part of speech. For instance, I find it highly unlikely that a language that isn't Germanic nor Romance would use the same "act" for "random acts of violence/kindness", "The Defense of Marriage Act", "Act IV of the Shakespeare play", and "cut out the angel act".

Many of the languages I have in my collection have the same names, even though they are completely different languages.

I would also like to have numbers from the Yoshi language spoken in Nintendo Power.

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