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The Pomorian language (or [pɑ.ˈmaː.reːskɑ] as its native pronunciation) is an a posteriori (and my first attempt to make a conlang on a real language family) conlang based on Balto-Slavic languages (on those which I know). And I do my best to make it beautiful. Any suggestions, you could ever have, would be helpful, if you want to, of course.

*[[Takkenit]] or ''Takkenkikle'' [ˈtɑ.kːən.ˌkik.lə] is an another a posteriori (but with some a priori elements in it) conlang of mine, inspired by some topics about the possibility and likeliness of genetic relationship between Proto-Indo-European and Proto-Uralic. If they indeed shared a common ancestor, my conlang would be their sister (or probably aunt, I'm not sure, how this works in languages).

*[[Carpathian languages]] is a made up language group in Europe that is a part of a larger [[Alpatho-Hirtic languages|Oronaic]] language family. It supposed to be an indigenous group of Europe, spoken before the arrival of the Indo-Europeans.

*[[Yrkyr]] [ˈjər.kər] is an a priori conlang, inspired by Ket (mostly its verb paradigm specifically). However, by now it has little from its inspiration, almost every piece of it is made up completely by me.

*[[Lebanese]] in an a posteriori language based upon an idea of what would [[w:Phoenician language|Phoenician]] look like if it somehow survived to the present days. This language looks similar to Hebrew in many ways, probably because I had absolutely no idea about how the Semitic languages work before starting creating this language. However, I don't think it's a problem, right?

==About me==

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==Coming soon==

#An a priori conlang family, spoken in a mountainous region of Central and Eastern Europe and in the Ural mountains in the far north. 6 languages are planned, I hope to accomplish at least two of them... Time will show, I guess. The language family is called [[Alpatho-Hirtic languages|Oronaic]] and I'm slowly making some progress in it.

#A conlang called '''Mtari''', the idea of which came to me, when I was reading about Hebrew grammar. No, it won't have triconsonantal root system. It is a part of a large (interstellarly large) language family, which I'll never write about completely.

==Coming not soon==

#An a priori language family, spoken somewhere (currently nowhere) I have only few grammar sketches of '''Thadme''' (pronounced: [ˈtʰæ˨.mɛ]), some basic words and a bit quirky spelling, based on Tibetan (''dsgrebs'' is pronounced [ˈʈœ˨˩] and means "a small teapot"). I just don't know currently, how to make it not so Tibetan-looking, because I didn't mean to make it like that, it just happened. For some reason. For now I have made a proto-languge, which looks and sounds very pleasant to me. Maybe I will write about it someday.

~~#Some archaic languages, that used to be spoken in the area near [[Takkenit]] during the same period of time (for some reason I like mesolithic languages).~~

#Possibly something else?

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 The Pomorian language (or [pɑ.ˈmaː.reːskɑ] as its native pronunciation) is an a posteriori (and my first attempt to make a conlang on a real language family) conlang based on Balto-Slavic languages (on those which I know). And I do my best to make it beautiful. Any suggestions, you could ever have, would be helpful, if you want to, of course.
 *[[Takkenit]] or ''Takkenkikle'' [ˈtɑ.kːən.ˌkik.lə] is an another a posteriori (but with some a priori elements in it) conlang of mine, inspired by some topics about the possibility and likeliness of genetic relationship between Proto-Indo-European and Proto-Uralic. If they indeed shared a common ancestor, my conlang would be their sister (or probably aunt, I'm not sure, how this works in languages).
+*[[Carpathian languages]] is a made up language group in Europe that is a part of a larger [[Alpatho-Hirtic languages|Oronaic]] language family. It supposed to be an indigenous group of Europe, spoken before the arrival of the Indo-Europeans.
+*[[Yrkyr]] [ˈjər.kər] is an a priori conlang, inspired by Ket (mostly its verb paradigm specifically). However, by now it has little from its inspiration, almost every piece of it is made up completely by me.
+*[[Lebanese]] in an a posteriori language based upon an idea of what would [[w:Phoenician language|Phoenician]] look like if it somehow survived to the present days. This language looks similar to Hebrew in many ways, probably because I had absolutely no idea about how the Semitic languages work before starting creating this language. However, I don't think it's a problem, right?
 ==About me==
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 ==Coming soon==
 #An a priori conlang family, spoken in a mountainous region of Central and Eastern Europe and in the Ural mountains in the far north. 6 languages are planned, I hope to accomplish at least two of them... Time will show, I guess. The language family is called [[Alpatho-Hirtic languages|Oronaic]] and I'm slowly making some progress in it.
+#A conlang called '''Mtari''', the idea of which came to me, when I was reading about Hebrew grammar. No, it won't have triconsonantal root system. It is a part of a large (interstellarly large) language family, which I'll never write about completely.
 ==Coming not soon==
 #An a priori language family, spoken somewhere (currently nowhere) I have only few grammar sketches of '''Thadme''' (pronounced: [ˈtʰæ˨.mɛ]), some basic words and a bit quirky spelling, based on Tibetan (''dsgrebs'' is pronounced [ˈʈœ˨˩] and means "a small teapot"). I just don't know currently, how to make it not so Tibetan-looking, because I didn't mean to make it like that, it just happened. For some reason. For now I have made a proto-languge, which looks and sounds very pleasant to me. Maybe I will write about it someday.
-#Some archaic languages, that used to be spoken in the area near [[Takkenit]] during the same period of time (for some reason I like mesolithic languages).
 #Possibly something else?