Spocanian - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Spocanian Language Author Rolandt Tweehuysen Year Began 1962 Site Spocanian Broken Link No Site Language English Site Author Rolandt Tweehuysen Language Type philosophical language Uniqueness please see my website (most info in Dutch, but the English version is under construction and partly available) Language Sources Spocanian belongs to the Atlantic languages. There are loan words from European languages, but the basic vocabulary and the grammar are unique Design Principles see website Interest Of Others Spocanian is spoken in Spocania In Spocanian: Spooksoliy). Two travel books about this country have been published in the Netherlands. Radio, tv and press gave much attention to the country and the language, for the first time approx. 1966, but it's still going on. Many other people are interested and some are also involved. The latest book (1999/2000) is written by me (Rolandt Tweehuysen) and Joost den Haan. Conculture Noun Phrase Spokanië, a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean, southwest of Iceland Quotation Quistarfinniy fes Spooksoliy! The Spokaans language contains some very common words whose etymology is not exactly known. Translation Welcome to Spokanië! Ef spooksoliy lângâr tiffe divers terat generâl ki wuftas, mitÿr ef etymolôiy knôfe noi ur quoss. Dictionary Yes Etymologies Yes Grammar Yes Sample Texts Yes Unique Script Yes Primer No Babel Text No Lexicon Size 25 Submitted By Rolandt Tweehuysen < Spet  Spocanian  Spokil >
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