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If you have, you might have gotten more than one response like this:
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Ermahgerd! You have a fantaser langwag! Who do you think you are? A lerngweest purrfresser?
(I had a little too much fun with that lol)
This is more or less an article for those of you who do have a fantaser langwag, I mean,
a fantasy language.
While none of my current novel projects have a fantasy language (just a few words here and there) a past experiment did have a fantasy language and I have gotten backlash from people about it.
They said that I CANNOT have a fantasy language because I'm not Tolkien or a language expert. You might have gotten this, too. Even that you SHOULD NOT have one.
I disagree. You can have a fantaser langwag if you want to. Who's stopping you? Besides, it's your fantaser world and you can do whatever you want with it.
The only suggestion I would have is to not go about it haphazardly. Keep your consistencies straight. Do the plural nouns always end in "~i"? Do the past tenses always end in "~st"? Does your fantaser langwag always drop "the", "it", and "to"? Make sure they always do (rhymed).
Consistencies, consistencies and you're pretty much good to go.
