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The last set of alien language sample texts I intend to do. Maybe there'll be more sometime in the future, though I find it unlikely; I don't want to spend too much energy on this specific aspect of the Project A lore. Overall though, I am fairly satisfied with how this turned out.

1: "Ancient" English - English of the modern era/the real world, no need to explain.

2: Akeme'esh - The primary language of the Temak species, primarily spoken within the Federation of Houses. When designing the language, I wanted to do something that was very techy and geometric in appearance, yet somehow... tribal-like? I dunno about the "tribal" part, but overall I am quite happy with how it turned out anyway. The language itself makes use of many double vowel sounds separated by an apostrophe, as well as words in that have many hard stops at the beginning or end of a word.

3: Mal Atep - The primary language of the Osamatl species, almost exclusively spoken within the Osmium Dominions. When working on this language, I immediately looked to Aztec hieroglyphs for inspiration, and while some of that shows here, I eventually ended up going with something quite a bit simpler and more streamlined in appearance. Regardless, this language still uses glyphs, meaning each and every word has a unique symbol; this makes it's written form quite difficult to learn.

4: Oonidoth - The primary language of the Oaa species, mostly spoken within the Selginanos and Morazanos galaxies, as well as surrounding star clusters. I didn't have a clear idea of what I wanted to do when I first started working on this, but regardless, I quickly found an aesthetic and ran with it. As with most of these sample texts, I have little idea of how the language actually works. I'm also not certain yet of how I want it so sound, other than that it is heavy on vowel sounds.
5: Bexak - One of the more common languages spoken by the Xalcheli species. When designing the physical appearance of this language, I wanted to do something that was both relatively simple, yet messy, and I think I managed to do just that. I was also inspired somewhat by the written version of the Mandalorian language from Star Wars.

6: Iia - One of two main languages spoken by the Xohpronanir species, primarily used within the far northwestern regions of the Delfani Void and the edges of the Abyss. Distantly related to the "Farsech" language, Iia utilizes much simpler symbols, but is still quite complex and alien. Each of the dashes and triangles line up to create certain sounds or syllables, but HOW exactly it works is beyond me. Again, this is mostly just for visual fun.

Description
The last set of alien language sample texts I intend to do. Maybe there'll be more sometime in the future, though I find it unlikely; I don't want to spend too much energy on this specific aspect of the Project A lore. Overall though, I am fairly satisfied with how this turned out.

1: "Ancient" English - English of the modern era/the real world, no need to explain.

2: Akeme'esh - The primary language of the Temak species, primarily spoken within the Federation of Houses. When designing the language, I wanted to do something that was very techy and geometric in appearance, yet somehow... tribal-like? I dunno about the "tribal" part, but overall I am quite happy with how it turned out anyway. The language itself makes use of many double vowel sounds separated by an apostrophe, as well as words in that have many hard stops at the beginning or end of a word.

3: Mal Atep - The primary language of the Osamatl species, almost exclusively spoken within the Osmium Dominions. When working on this language, I immediately looked to Aztec hieroglyphs for inspiration, and while some of that shows here, I eventually ended up going with something quite a bit simpler and more streamlined in appearance. Regardless, this language still uses glyphs, meaning each and every word has a unique symbol; this makes it's written form quite difficult to learn.

4: Oonidoth - The primary language of the Oaa species, mostly spoken within the Selginanos and Morazanos galaxies, as well as surrounding star clusters. I didn't have a clear idea of what I wanted to do when I first started working on this, but regardless, I quickly found an aesthetic and ran with it. As with most of these sample texts, I have little idea of how the language actually works. I'm also not certain yet of how I want it so sound, other than that it is heavy on vowel sounds.
5: Bexak - One of the more common languages spoken by the Xalcheli species. When designing the physical appearance of this language, I wanted to do something that was both relatively simple, yet messy, and I think I managed to do just that. I was also inspired somewhat by the written version of the Mandalorian language from Star Wars.

6: Iia - One of two main languages spoken by the Xohpronanir species, primarily used within the far northwestern regions of the Delfani Void and the edges of the Abyss. Distantly related to the "Farsech" language, Iia utilizes much simpler symbols, but is still quite complex and alien. Each of the dashes and triangles line up to create certain sounds or syllables, but HOW exactly it works is beyond me. Again, this is mostly just for visual fun.