Francesco Bravin (Italy 2013) creator of the Danan language, a fictional ancient indo-european language.
Jeffrey Brown (USA 2009) τεμεηια - The Temenia project is a model of the process by which an international auxiliary language is constructed, as well as an example language constructed by that process. Temenia had its first speakers conference in 2011. You can view the conference website here.
Padraic Brown (USA 2010)
G. Hussain Chinoy (USA 2012)
John E. Clifford (USA 2007) Epigone: Loglan, Lojban, aUI, toki pona (tpnimi.blogspot.com)
Barry Garcia (USA 2013) Creator of Harayvatizen and Montreiano.
Christophe Grandsire-Koevoets (Netherlands 2011) Christophe is the creator of Moten and Narbonese. Also, his is the crazy mind that invented Maggel.
Laurel Halbany (USA 2013)
Scott L. Hamilton (USA 2010)
Tony Harris (USA 2012) Tony's most important language is Alurhsa, with Tariatta as a secondary and a number of others as yet only minimally developed.
Jan Havliš (Czech Republic 2011) Jan's language creations are summarized here, under the green triangle window of the tower temple. Some pages of the individual languages might be slightly out-of-date, but still give relevant info.
James Hopkins (USA 2012) "Itlani is my main conlang. My other languages are (in order of most development): Djanari (Nordsh), Semerian (Pomolito Zulu), Djiran (Ijira Rova) and Lastulani (Lastig Klendum). Five in all, all spoken in the planet Itlán (the venue of my soon to be published novel Circle of the Lantern."
Jeffrey S. Jones (USA 2010) creator of 'Yemls and nameless others
Chrysaor Jordan (Netherlands 2011) My languages are Ŧuàn, with the following on the metaphorical drawing
board: Tsoi (dialectical, part of the Ba family of Central Ndongo);
𐐅an𐐦ari (part of the 𐐤amban𐐜a family, also of Central Ndongo,
known for the clicks), and Ðasukuya (an interlingua, spoken in the
Between-Rivers region east of the lower Bright Ruàn).
Brian Kelly (USA 2012)
Ragnhild Klepsvik (Norway 2013) Creator of Smah and Ry ifa Gor from the lands of Smahja and Gor.
Koppa Dasao (Norway 2011) Нҩнј Ьаłδƕ ҩнј вас. Ас мітеłі Ьаłδƕ нҩнј δезІљомі. Ас δелањ ьонѕтłі Δелањ ƒłеьонѕтłі. (Naunj Qardh aunj vaz. Az miteri Qardh naunj dezIllomi. Az delang qonstri Delang freqonstri.) /nɔnj qaɹd ɔnj vaz. az miteɹi qaɹd nɔnj deziɭu:mi az
delaŋ qu:nstɹi delaŋ fɹequ:nstɹi/
Leland Paul Kusmer (USA 2008) Creator of the tükwäi and saa nglok languages.
Josh Levin (USA 2012) creator of the Shaj languages
Piermaria Maraziti (Italy 2012) Has been conlanging since he can remember.
Puey McCleary (USA 2009) Puey is the creator of the Babel language.
James Miller (Australia 2010)
Sentaro Mizuta 水田 扇太郎 (Japan 2009) NOXILO (pronounced noshilo) is multimode language (SVO / SOV reversible and SVO / SOV / VSO triversible by the end of this year), and all Int'l Standard Words (ISW) has root on the wordhead. You can replace ISW with English, French, German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, or any other natural language.
Nicholas Packwood (Canada 2011) Game Design, George Brown College is a specialist in nonverbal communication, dialogue and character development. Nicholas is the creator of Kree-kov and author of "Engineering the Future: Building Coherent Speculative Technologies (1998) and other publications.
Ryan Palfreyman (Germany 2012)
Matt Pearson (USA 2010) Matt is the creator of the Okuna language (formerly Tokana), and also the creator of the Thhtmaa language, which he created for the television series Dark Skies.
David Peterson (USA 2007) "I keve'ave'a, ka kupi ei foe leveya..." (Kamakawi, "Once upon a time, I was sitting by the sea...", from the LCC3 relay)
Henrik Theiling (Germany 2007) "N' prinkepi fu parul, i parul fu ku Dehu, i parul fu Dehu." (Terkunan, John 1:1) "Tótur mundurs tyna ún sól lyng eð únn eð jökull örb." (Þrjótrunn, Babel text)
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