User blog comment:Koppadasao/Why Delang breaks every rule known to conlangers.../@comment-1744236-20100723183416

As you wish:

Haxi Qruqjell i deperez aundemazj

Demanin aj frewivi

Manez i famez Deuslli naunj Zjaxot tire fre Swauta langi aj hamaz fre nefretex aunDiq, spaz hami kazelevit. Hamaz fre cehomi final vy fre fakulti inwaulvi intra qwezy nemazin ili cintegex, onaq hamaz ne freinwaulvi ona cenute.

Vy gro teuzje ziti Kazelibert aunzehomi, ip vy mauzjy. (You may also read The human rights declaration, if you wish.)

Translating literature is defiantly the ultimate test of the strength of a language, constructed or natural. As such, the mission of translation has been one of my meters to measure Delang with. Delang is capable of literature. Delang was developed to pass this ultimate test, from the start. I may not have followed the holy LCK, but the goal of Delang is ultimately communication. As Delang is just 9 months old, translating literature hasn't been my main concern so far, but it still has been the meter Delang is measured by.

So would you like to join in developing a language with the potential to have more followers than all the languages in the conlang wiki put together? Maybe you could even translate some literature, although I won't say it will be easy in the beginning, as Delang currently only has a vocabulary of less than 700 word stems.