Mhárr í candhúin (pseudolanguage as forerunner to my current conlang)

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[Uzbazur345]

Amazing sounds good language!! very good!

[HawkeHound]

@Uzbazur345: Thanks :-)

[Picmeo]

Sounds great! I'd love to take a look at the grammar =D

[HawkeHound]

Thanks :)

Unfortunately though, as the title says, this is just a pseudolanguage - it means absolutely nothing. However I am working on a conlang that looks and sounds a bit like it but I've got a bit bogged down in my experimentation of only five verbs (each with two forms) and long 'word chains' as I've come to call them. It's working but can get rather complicated and difficult to pronounce! :-D

[Nemevv]

As I can see, the language looks like written Gaelic, but it actually sounds much more like old English or Icelandic. Really nice! Keep it up! ;)

[HawkeHound]

It was indeed the idea to make it look like Gaelic. The sounds were just supposed to flow well and sound soft and pleasing :)

[aomimezura11]

smooth! sounds very clean and flowing! nice

[ConlangFan]

It's very beautiful!

[JorEl7771]

Very nice! I love the sound of it. What language inspired you to create this beautiful sounding language? I am thinking of constructing a language of my own, for my story. 

[ZharekRaldeesh]

Me too lol.

[mashmusic11235]

wow. It really looks like irish gaelic. really. I am learning irish gaelic, and I thought the title said wahrr ee canwiin (phonetically).

[mungojelly]

Your perspective on conlanging is interesting, and this pseudolanguage is very pretty. Thanks for sharing. :)

[Picmeo]

Let's correct my comment: "I'd love to take a look at the grammar when it has one" xD

Good luck with that. Don't let it die ;D, sounds so melodic and elegant...