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Kay wrote: > Thank you, Yitzik and Jan, for the links and explanation. You're welcome! > Conlangs seems very interesting. I ve signed up some of them. Got amazed > by contributors' love for language! And, besides, there are tens of a priori conlangs, that is made up from your own fantastic dreams, pulled out from the air, designed for alien extraterrestrials etc. > A religion-free language, which I was looking for, might be a conlang, > because natlangs can't be divided from culture, history and religion of > their users. I think any language, whether natural or constructed, is tied to a certain culture. And no culture is basicly atheistic - that's the human nature. But if you want a lang that reflects a society where at certain moment they decided to do away with religion (like post-revolutionary France or Communist Albania) - give a try! Go-seikoo wo inorimasu! > I'd been in an sort of impasse since I learned from several > native speakers of Arabic that writing down their dialects with Arabic > script is considered as great offense from the view point of > preservation of their religion. Hehe. Let them write them in Tifinagh or Gabuli Thaana! :)) > Kay -- Yitzik