Discover two unique, newly created languages: Xarevās and Gan Akratlān. Explore the world of constructed languages, inspired by ancient linguistic traditions and spiritual insights. Learn about the origins, structure, and purpose behind these innovative languages. Perfect for language enthusiasts and those interested in alternative linguistics.
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Discover Gān Akratlān, an artificial language crafted over eight years to be mystical and reminiscent of Croatian. Blending modified Kajkavian and Chakavian words, elements of the extinct Bodjul language, and East and West Slavic expressions, it offers a unique linguistic experience. Easier to speak than its counterpart Xarevās, Gān Akratlān is akin to the relationship between Czech and Slovak, making it both familiar and distinct.
Lord Ungūpūlū is an epic sci-fi novel set 400 million years ago in the Andromeda galaxy, featuring a battle between humans and green-headed colonisers. Written in Gān Akratlān, Xarevās, and the Andromeda alien language, this story explores the cost of freedom and dismantling false gods. A Croatian translation is available upon request after purchase.
Discover The Language of Andromeda Aliens, an extraordinary book inspired by a 1998 close encounter of the third kind. This book chronicles the author’s experience with extraterrestrials on a night bus ride, leading to the creation of Malagū Vērōy, an artificial language channelling meanings from astral contact. Combining a true biography with linguistic innovation, this captivating story reveals the mysteries of the cosmos and the limits of human knowledge.
The Vadān Aglōmrān language arose from a real-life close encounter of the third kind in Croatia in 1998. A fantastic blend of reality and imagination poured into a unique language.
Xarevās Azyk is a mystical artificial language inspired by Croatian, blending Kajkavian and Čakavian dialects, an extinct dialect from Krk and Rab, and Slavic expressions. Modelled after Bulgarian and Macedonian, it offers a unique and enchanting linguistic experience.