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"Conlanging" to unstick your brain
(4 messages)
</lurk>Ergativity and Active-Stative Contrasts
ablaut diachronics
(5 messages)
Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
(7 messages)
Bêsel asa Êm (was: ablaut diachronics)
(2 messages)
Ceqli Lesson Seven
Conlang fans vs. conworld fans (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
(3 messages)
Conlanger Labor Day Get Together (Philadelphia area)
(4 messages)
Derivation of Austronesian-Type Alignment
Exolanging (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
fate of topic markers
(2 messages)
Gnoli triangle with color
(4 messages)
Going on holidays... again!
Is Kēlen cyan or green?
(5 messages)
Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisit ing the artlang/engelang distinction)
(2 messages)
Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
(2 messages)
Loglan as an auxlang (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
Mixed writing system using Roman alphabet
(2 messages)
Natlang loglangs?
(3 messages)
Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is KÄ“ len cyan or green?)
Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kē len cyan or green?)
(3 messages)
Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kēlen cyan or green?)
Non-Static Orthography
(3 messages)
Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
(13 messages)
reversed agreement
(6 messages)
reversed agreement: a pseudohistorical approach (via Alex Fink)
revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
(6 messages)
revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
(26 messages)
the Shwa script
(14 messages)
Translation Challenge: Reading and Writing
Translations please: "Are you a conlanger?"
(2 messages)
"Conlanging" to unstick your brain
"Conlanging" to unstick your brain
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Re: "Conlanging" to unstick your brain
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Re: "Conlanging" to unstick your brain
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Re: "Conlanging" to unstick your brain
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</lurk>Ergativity and Active-Stative Contrasts
Re: </lurk>Ergativity and Active-Stative Contrasts
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ablaut diachronics
Re: ablaut diachronics
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Re: ablaut diachronics
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Re: ablaut diachronics
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Re: ablaut diachronics
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Re: ablaut diachronics
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Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Re: Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Re: Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Re: Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Re: Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Re: Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Re: Are contronyms necessarily a defect in a conlang?
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Bêsel asa Êm (was: ablaut diachronics)
Bêsel asa Êm (was: ablaut diachronics)
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Re: Bêsel asa Êm (was: ablaut diachronics)
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Ceqli Lesson Seven
Ceqli Lesson Seven
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Conlang fans vs. conworld fans (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
Conlang fans vs. conworld fans (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Re: Conlang fans vs. conworld fans (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Re: Conlang fans vs. conworld fans (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Conlanger Labor Day Get Together (Philadelphia area)
Conlanger Labor Day Get Together (Philadelphia area)
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Re: Conlanger Labor Day Get Together (Philadelphia area)
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Re: Conlanger Labor Day Get Together (Philadelphia area)
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Re: Conlanger Labor Day Get Together (Philadelphia area)
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Derivation of Austronesian-Type Alignment
Re: Derivation of Austronesian-Type Alignment
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Exolanging (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
Exolanging (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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fate of topic markers
Re: fate of topic markers
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Re: fate of topic markers
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Gnoli triangle with color
Re: Gnoli triangle with color
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Re: Gnoli triangle with color
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Re: Gnoli triangle with color
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Re: Gnoli triangle with color
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Going on holidays... again!
Going on holidays... again!
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Is Kēlen cyan or green?
Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green?
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Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green?
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Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green?
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Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green?
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Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green?
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Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisit ing the artlang/engelang distinction)
Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisit ing the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisit ing the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Re: Is Kēlen cyan or green? (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Loglan as an auxlang (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
Loglan as an auxlang (was: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction)
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Mixed writing system using Roman alphabet
Mixed writing system using Roman alphabet
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Re: Mixed writing system using Roman alphabet
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Natlang loglangs?
Re: Natlang loglangs?
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Re: Natlang loglangs?
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Re: Natlang loglangs?
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Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is KÄ“ len cyan or green?)
Re: Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is KÄ“ len cyan or green?)
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Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kē len cyan or green?)
Re: Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kē len cyan or green?)
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Re: Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kē len cyan or green?)
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Re: Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kē len cyan or green?)
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Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kēlen cyan or green?)
Natlanginess of Esperanto (was: Is Kēlen cyan or green?)
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Non-Static Orthography
Non-Static Orthography
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Re: Non-Static Orthography
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Re: Non-Static Orthography
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Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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Re: Optimum Language (was: Exolanging was: revisiting the artlang...)
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reversed agreement
reversed agreement
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Re: reversed agreement
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Re: reversed agreement
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Re: reversed agreement
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Re: reversed agreement
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Re: reversed agreement
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reversed agreement: a pseudohistorical approach (via Alex Fink)
reversed agreement: a pseudohistorical approach (via Alex Fink)
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revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction
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revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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Re: revisiting the artlang/engelang distinction (was: Re: van Steenbergen Hexagon
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the Shwa script
Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Re: the Shwa script
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Translation Challenge: Reading and Writing
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Translations please: "Are you a conlanger?"
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Re: Translations please: "Are you a conlanger?"
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