Sobárlang

Sobárlang is a constructed language created by Norwegian linguist and cryptographer Torbjørn Vesteraas. The language was developed in the early 21st century with the aim of creating a logical and regular auxiliary language. Sobárlang features a simplified phonology and grammar, making it relatively easy to learn. Its vocabulary is largely derived from Indo-European roots, with a particular emphasis on Romance and Germanic languages.

The grammar of Sobárlang is characterized by its regularity. It eschews irregular verbs and nouns, employing a consistent system of affixes for tense, number, and case. Word order is generally subject-verb-object, though variations are permissible for stylistic emphasis. The script used for Sobárlang is based on the Latin alphabet, with a few modified characters to represent specific sounds. Vesteraas has published materials and resources to facilitate the learning and use of Sobárlang, though its community of speakers remains small. It is primarily of interest to conlang enthusiasts and those interested in linguistic experimentation.