Man, I put in my support about two years ago, and it seems like that was about the point this started dying. Has this moved to another location, or is it just kaput?
I think villagers are human type mobs that aren't exactly supposed to be very intelligent, almost animal or primitive people. The player is the human that's smart. But hey, we all have our opinions.
Mi ŝatas tiun-ĉi ideon, sed mi pensas ke Esperanto aspektas tro kiel la hispana, la itala, la franca ktp. por esti uzata kiel lingvo de homoj en tute malsama mondo. Mi pensas ke planlingvo kiel la origina, aŭ eble tute malsama planlingvo, estus plej bona. Mi havas planlingvon... hhátkedalky laçhevet. Tio signifas "mi skribas en mia lingvo" (lingvo.mia.la.en skribi.nuna.1ununombr)
Angle: I like this idea but I think Esperanto looks too much like Spanish, Italian, French etc. to use as a language of people in a completely different world. I think a constructed language like the original or maybe a completely different constructed language would be best. I have a conlang... hhátkedalky laçhevet. That means "I'm writing in my language". (language.my.the.in write.present.1sing)
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Being new to a game and being a noob are NOT the same thing.
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I know everyone on this thread has been inactive for years now, and it's been 10 years since I last posted, but I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who expressed interest in this little hobby of mine, and especially to those who picked up the torch and kept working on it after I left. I've been conlanging since around 2002, but have never been able to stick with one language long enough to flesh it out. This was the first language that actually stuck around long enough, and it's thanks to the interest shown by everyone on this thread. I've moved on to another conlang based in my own constructed world that has progressed much further than I took Minecraftian.
Conlanging can be a lonely hobby, and you guys were the first people to show me that it doesn't have to be.
Man, I put in my support about two years ago, and it seems like that was about the point this started dying. Has this moved to another location, or is it just kaput?
I support this, this, and this. And this now. Also this.
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Curse PremiumI mean, we could just use Esperanto...
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I think villagers are human type mobs that aren't exactly supposed to be very intelligent, almost animal or primitive people. The player is the human that's smart. But hey, we all have our opinions.
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Mi ŝatas tiun-ĉi ideon, sed mi pensas ke Esperanto aspektas tro kiel la hispana, la itala, la franca ktp. por esti uzata kiel lingvo de homoj en tute malsama mondo. Mi pensas ke planlingvo kiel la origina, aŭ eble tute malsama planlingvo, estus plej bona. Mi havas planlingvon... hhátkedalky laçhevet. Tio signifas "mi skribas en mia lingvo" (lingvo.mia.la.en skribi.nuna.1ununombr)
Angle: I like this idea but I think Esperanto looks too much like Spanish, Italian, French etc. to use as a language of people in a completely different world. I think a constructed language like the original or maybe a completely different constructed language would be best. I have a conlang... hhátkedalky laçhevet. That means "I'm writing in my language". (language.my.the.in write.present.1sing)
Being new to a game and being a noob are NOT the same thing.
-Me
I know everyone on this thread has been inactive for years now, and it's been 10 years since I last posted, but I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who expressed interest in this little hobby of mine, and especially to those who picked up the torch and kept working on it after I left. I've been conlanging since around 2002, but have never been able to stick with one language long enough to flesh it out. This was the first language that actually stuck around long enough, and it's thanks to the interest shown by everyone on this thread. I've moved on to another conlang based in my own constructed world that has progressed much further than I took Minecraftian.
Conlanging can be a lonely hobby, and you guys were the first people to show me that it doesn't have to be.
I know this was posted many years ago, but that's a great idea! I'd love to learn this language, the words are simple to memorize and to speak!