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  1. linguaholic
    What's special about your language? Every language has some special aspects. Let me start with my mother tongue: German. One funny thing about German is that there are a lot of compound words. In this kind of aspect, German is very flexible. It let's you put together an almost endless amount of nouns in one word. So you could have a word like "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz". Tell us something special about your language. It can be about the Script, Grammar, Pronunciation. Whatever. You choose and introduce
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