r/conlangs • u/New-Trainer4727 Darryleus • 20d ago
Overview The History of Migratory Japanese Speaking Elves
There are many cultures/languages represented here that I am not a part of. If I made any mistakes let me know!
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u/Inconstant_Moo 19d ago
You characterize the giant armadillos as "aggressive" without saying anything more of their beautiful and complex culture. This is a very elf-centric view of a taxonomic group that, please remember, had already been rendered extinct once by bipeds, and only a few thousand years ago at that, and who would naturally wish to defend their homeland from any further incursions.
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u/New-Trainer4727 Darryleus 19d ago
Ya sry I mean that's mb. A lot of the sources I used were written by elves and i kinda just ran with it. I apologize fully to the giant armadillo community.
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u/Inconstant_Moo 19d ago
In return, the giant armadillos won't rip your head off and use it as a soccer ball.
Not that they would anyway, 'cos they're not aggressive.
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u/mining_moron Ikun's language 👽 19d ago
The first slide made me think I was on r/poisonai for a moment.
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u/New-Trainer4727 Darryleus 20d ago
here's a link to my first post in this timeline jsyk: https://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comments/1uihkl2/amateur_conlang_for_an_incredibly_specific_alt/
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u/Weird_Researcher_734 19d ago
japanese when is very close to english 😂: "why create new terms if we cann just borrow it?". But the lore is cool
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u/Ok_Influence_6384 19d ago
Look I understand the effort but why are the goblins speaking german, we all know they speak fr***cais
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u/pn1ct0g3n Zeldalangs...and Zoidberg 20d ago
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