I Created My Own Language

#creatornow
NOTE: I don’t have much experience studying linguistics, and my only language experiences are learning other languages. Apologies to anyone experienced in Colang if I’m getting key details of language building wrong, as this video is just for entertainment and my first attempt at building a language.

Inspirations that I used to learn about Colang

[eddie-roo]

“Step one: choose a name”
[SCREAMS IN CONLANGER]

[Hawdkoah]

*Conlang

Keep at it, my dude. It's hard, but you learn more each day if you keep going.

[WatermelonEnthusiast]

For your first conlang, I'd recommend using the grammar of a language you know, especially your native language, this will help you understand it without having to have to learn your own conlang (in the same way as if you changed the grammar completely from a language you know).

[kariduanimations]

I love conlang stuff!! I created an alien language called Kru’vev and it has some pretty weird rules compared to earth stuff but it’s not unnecessarily difficult. “Kafm’ovia’ Joe Zhet’hunululaa” means “every day, Joe is not very difficult”. Stuff is different depending on specific prefixes and suffixes but not like in English

[liftedup]

"You could be better at it" had me dying 😂😂😂

[WatermelonEnthusiast]

Pro tip: Making words by hand makes your brain work, and your also creating something from your own mind and not a computer; A computer is given inputs and spits outputs, you are given a creative challenge and spit out how your specific brain solves it. By hand is the way to go with anything related to any art, trust me.

[martinkullberg]

I have also conlangs, here 3 of em:
1 Geldermansch ~ using dutch sounds
2 Mekkogueese (English name) ~ using more of sinnitic and romance sounds
3 Mai ~ my own made up language, with its own sounds.

[niceColdWuhta]

*Conlang Critic would like to know your location*

[paper]

That speech almost sounded like toki pona

[darcy]

may i suggest learning the international phonetic alphabet? it makes it much easier to describe and understand sounds

[PixleyOffical]

I made my own language name Sesoqanese (Bása Sesóqa) and it’s very close to Javanese and have Indonesian and Arabic loanwords and have unique writing script system

Múgi yŏmdóe íku apík! (I hope you have nice day!)

[africankidd]

Luqaddaa'ak(my language): Ana yeed aja3arrook Fiidkeyk! I love your video so much.
My = aa'ak Your = eyk
(3 is representing the arabic ع ) Ana = I yeed = so or very much

[ ja3arr = love to make it i love and 'a' at the start and 'ook' at the end Aja3arrook = i love]

[To make it you love add a 'tey' at the start and an oyk at the end teyja3arroyk = you love]

[ I love you = Ana aja3arreyk]

Ana asha3ook ineyk teytuji3eyk! (i hope you enjoyed!)

[minyo]

I made my own language since I'm interesting in countries. I made my own language when I was 9 years old. But it was too complicated .so I changed my language a little bit easier. And I use Kanji words like Japan but only using these words in names. And other living things.

[CindyFily]

Mine isn't just a language, it's a Religion and a life style as well. As an unfortunate manner to me, no one else seems to think this same way. 😔
Thank you though. I appreciate this video.

[pizzaisyummy]

And also this video is extremely high quality. This is the exact video that i was looking for for years now. It sucks people don’t really show them making their own conlang because it’s very fascinating. And yes i know some of the big conlang youtubers.

[niki]

the language sounds a lit like toki pona,

[makaylaburnett]

You gained a sub from the roast!! Can’t wait to see your content every week :)

[guywithglasses_]

1:12 "I can't go up there and be like /ʙːː/"

[volga]

Absolutely yes! I made a language for people to speak in secret (cause nobody knows about the language) i call it "Wilish" its pretty similar to english and sanskrit (im indian) i wanted to add more words so i came here lol.

[PresovaAnimates]

I like making Conlangs! I made a language called Joshian (Josèiêz). It is simple and doesn’t have many grammar rules. For example, “Jai èta èl roik.” means i am the king. Maybe for you it’s not simple, but it is written as it is pronounced!