Seyekoneth

From Langmaker

Conlang	Seyekoneth
Author	Michele C.
Year Began	2003
Language Type	personal language
Lexicon Size	3065
Etymologies	No
Grammar	Yes
Sample Texts	Yes
Primer	Yes

Seyekoneth, a personal language, was developed by Michele C. The web page is in English SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322). It is written with a unique script.

Language sources

Many, many. English, Italian, Sindarin, Quenya, Arabic, Swahili, Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiian, Welsh, Ancient Egyptian, and my own imagination. :-) There may have been more, but those are the ones I can remember. :-).

Design principles

I tried to design it to sound beautiful and flowing, and to be easy to learn with as few complications as possible. All throughout my language studies from junior high school to college, I've had many teachers and professors who had annoying tendencies to over- complicate the simplest concepts and make things unnecessarily difficult. So, as a bit of an in-your-face to those teachers who insisted that a new language can never be easy, I made it as simple as I could without it being a carbon copy of English or a Romance language. :-) It's pretty much an easy language to learn for someone interested in, yet intimidated by, learning a new language.

Interest of others

Upon hearing of the invention of Seyekoneth, one church friend of mine named Kenny was inspired to create three conlangs of his own, one of which is based on Seyekoneth. Occasionally, he gives me new ideas for words and phrases here and there, as the vocabulary is a work in progress, over 3000 words. Aside from that, I've had at least five people tell me they read my site, thought it was interesting/beautiful/cool, and that they were interested in looking into it and maybe learning it. :-) I also have a blog written in Seyekoneth with a little English here and there.

External links

Site	Broken Link	Author	Site Languages
http://geocities.com/godelnahaleth	No	NA	English SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
http://godelnahaleth.modblog.com	No	NA	English