I started writing when I was twelve and started worldbuilding around the same time. I don't read nearly as much as I should, but when I do, it tends to be sci-fi or fantasy romances. Four (I think) years ago, I started working on my main conlang, Zondulen, which now has 18 recorded grammar rules, with more that I've yet to write down, along with 2680 words. But besides Zondulen, I have five other conlangs that are mostly nothing more than phonological inventories, syllable structures, and writing systems.

I'm here to check out your language tools and see if they're suitable for some amateur endangered language documentation.  Everything else I've tried either sucks, or is exclusively for Windows.

I want to be a linguist, which actually happened when I stumbled across conlanging. Since then, I've fallen deeper and deeper into an adoration of worldbuilding.

I am primarily a conlanger, so I don't worldbuild that much.

I'm a linguist. Currently, I'm working on my PhD (the sociolinguistics of conlangs).

my interest in foreign language led me to conlangs and I'd love to create a language + world for an album concept. not sure what I want to study yet but likely linguistics or international studies.
totally new to this world but hoping to learn enough about linguistics to finish a language in 2019.

I have always been interested in languages and linguistics, especially endangered/indigenous ones, and I studied Latin and Greek as well. My 2 brothers also are writers and this inspired me to start conlanging. My first conlang has yet to be named and is currently in progress.

Variations in Conjugations

Being a GM and conlanging also got me into worldbuilding.
I don't read a lot of books, but Terry Pratchett is my favourite author of thosebooks that I've read
I'm in high school right now, so I haven't researched a lot, but everyting is quite interesting.

conlanger since ages, now also teaching it on uni. discoverer.