Llis
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author: Saaropean created: 1998, improved in October 2000 type: weird, long sentences become extremely short vocabulary: random inspiration: different from everything I knew so far
I invented this language in 1998. It was a preparation for a science-fiction story I never wrote about aliens landing on Earth.
I invented a special grammar that allows you to translate terribly long sentences with two/three words. But even without the grammar behind, the example phrases are worth taking a glance at!
The language doesn't need a huge vocabulary, as almost everything is described. For example, the tides become the "force that makes water go up and down" or (translated literally) "force way water up not-up". This allows quite short basic words.
Between October 14th and 22nd, 2000 I eliminated some obscurities, removed the verbs and developed the script.
The name Llis is the abbreviation for language of the "lunatics in space". I've been using it since April 2001.
And don't miss the other Conlangs. :-)
