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HOW TO: Create your own Language

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Parts 8
Time 14m

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Have you ever thought how cool it would be to have your own language, but never seemed to find the time to make it? Have you ever wondered how awesome it would be to be capable of communicating in your very own, made-up tongue, but thought you didn't know enough about grammar, sounds, syntax and all the rest?
  This guide will surely help you to complete that mission, to make that wish come true. 
  Read on for more...
  Or, as the Lei'ine from my book, 'I; Labyrinth' say, ''Godrò seim ven, ili-man carsa.''All Rights Reserved

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