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Scotto Hlad scripsit: > Here is an example, Jan, > I have just created a site for my two conlang projects. You can see some > Rumansa at > http://ca.geocities.com/rumavystou > > Do go and have a read. Nice looking. Pretty naturalistic. Doesn't look like an IAL, as some romlangs do. I'd love to know how to read the stuff, too. > My imaginary speakers live in the present day area called the Kaliningrad > Oblast of Russia, which is between Lithuania and Poland. It used to be East > Prussia. The major city there is Kaliningrad which in German was called > Ko:nigsberg. There was a period of time when Rome did occupy this area. They > called Kaliningrad, Regiomontum. As near as I can tell that name was used > for the region as well. Hmm. A good choice of the place - ex-USSR is a terra incognita in the West :) That is why I qualify my present Turkic project as a "lostlang" by placing it in the steppes between Ukraine and Russia. Keep on working! Best wishes, -- Yitzik