Edally Academy Chapter 14C: Always Royal or Simply Not

There were, Enrie noticed, no instructors anywhere near the crowd of Bitrani gathered at their lunch table.  There wasn’t a House Monitor, a stable-master, not even the dining hall proctor that broke up the worse of the fights.  There were just students: the Bitrani and their few friends in a tigh

Read on:
http://www.edallyacademy.com/2015/12/11/14calways/

My next challenge for the conlang!

http://conlangery.tumblr.com/post/134417557276/hear-your-conlang-introducing-the-show?is_related_post=1

If you’d like to hear your language at the top of the show, translate and record the following sentence in a conlang or natlang:

Welcome to Conlangery, the podcast about constructed languages and the people who create them...
{snip}
*If your conlang belongs to a world that doesn’t have podcasts, you can choose something more culturally appropriate (radio program, show, play, etc.).

/bounce/

Lexember Day 12: Braids

rix_scaedu asked for braids. Woo-eee!


Braids are a really important part of Calenyena life and culture. What began as a simple method of keeping hair out of one's face and off one's neck became a complex and ever-evolving status and fashion symbol.

I've already got the words:

tezyu - goat-hair

lanut - braid

And lanutez - goat-hair braid: someone who is pretending to be something they're not, a poser.
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