How to create a new language

[sahasraraBliss666]

How can one create a new language ?

 

[AFODO]

There is no need to create new languages. But HPHC said that ancient languages follows some sort of rule that makes them powerful. So in theories, if you know these rule, you can create a language that has power. Again, it is unnecessary.

And is extremely time consuming, you would need knowledge in languages, like grammar (even if you want to create one without power).

If you want to make your writing more secure, than you can come up with symbols that represents a letter in a given alphabet, and simply use that language, but with your own letters.
It's a fun thing to do.

 

[sahasraraBliss666]

There is no need to create new languages. But HPHC said that ancient languages follows some sort of rule that makes them powerful. So in theories, if you know these rule, you can create a language that has power. Again, it is unnecessary.

And is extremely time consuming, you would need knowledge in languages, like grammar (even if you want to create one without power).

If you want to make your writing more secure, than you can come up with symbols that represents a letter in a given alphabet, and simply use that language, but with your own letters.
It's a fun thing to do.

Thanks
Just for fun but I think Sounds of a language is the hardest task to create than visual alphabet letters.
One just need to focus on the Vowels more yeah ?

Japanese language sounds so good to me and also when they speak in angry tone. Overall it’s a super cool language.

I remember when I was trying to learn it my creative ability was increased.

 

[Inventor_Occulti _Fati]

I have been thinking about this a lot after learning Latin grammar. Languages like Latin, Sanskirt, and Ancient Greek were literature languages. They are supposed to be written in indefinitely. When people used to learn Latin they did not have a word for Latin. Latin was simply reffered to as "grammar". It was seen more like an abstraction rather than a language or common vernacular. Accordingly someone who learns Sanskirt or Latin gets access to over 1000 years of original written material. They are also more grammatically advanced compared to english.
Open any English Latin dual text book and the Latin is guaranteed to be less words and take up less space on the page.

When you look into indo-european languages it is pretty obvious that they descend from some original highly advanced language. Scholars call it "proto indo european". Supposedly these languages litteraly give you a higher IQ because of their grammatical sturcure. I remember reading that people who know Latin have on average higher verbal IQs and it speeds up their thinking. Even then Latin is very watered down compared to the original root language.

I mean comparing enemy simplified English to the original "proto indo European" is sort of like comparing 1984 new speak to regular English. All languages aren't equal. Whoever says all languages are equal is either a fool, a liar, or a kike.

When Satanic civilization really gets going I think that we will need a literature language of our own. I think that creating a language with such an advanced grammatical structure and then spiritually empowering it would be a good idea one day. If we simply used Sanskirt or Latin we would miss out on the superior grammatical structure of "proto indo european". Then said language would be set as our standard literautre language.

I mean we can't just keep re-translating all written material into the new and ever changing version of English.

I figured that I would just post this; I mean what do I know though. If more advanced members say that it is a waste of time, then it most likely is. I think that my thoughts on the matter may be useful to some of you though.