Reading "How to build a language"

This article

• teaches the reader how to create a new language
• explains how languages work using conlangs as examples
• describes the classs that teaches students how to create languages

What is a conlang?

• A new language created artificially
• A language made up by a student
• A language used in a fictional book
• An artificial language created for the “Star Trek” entertainment universe

The course "ConLangs: How to Construct a Language" provides an introduction to liguistics

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All constracted languages are grounded in reality and have a logical reason to exist

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• False
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All constracted languages are grounded in reality and have a logical reason to exist

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• False
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Some students find morphology fascinating

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Because Klingon is an agglutinative language, it is convinient to use when talking about morphology

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To illustrate different linguistic features the professor leading the course often uses examples from three conlangs created by J.R.R. Tolkien

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The professor who teaches this class uses only fictional languages to illustrate linguistic points.

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• False
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Which of these features were mentioned to be used by students when creting their own languages?

• Colors
• Whistling
• Gestures
• Beatboxing
• Music