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'''Exolangs''' (also 'alien conlangs', 'alien languages' or 'xenolangs') are a subset of [[fictional language|fictional languages]] which are meant to represent the languages which are spoken by fictional aliens.  Exolangs commonly violate [[Wikipedia: Linguistic Universals|linguistic universals]]. Some of these languages may be impossible for humans to use due to the manner in which they are conveyed (telepathy, tentacle signing, light bursts, etc).
'''Exolangs''' (also 'alien conlangs', 'alien languages' or 'xenolangs') are a subset of [[fictional language|fictional languages]] which are meant to represent the languages which are spoken by fictional aliens.  Exolangs commonly violate [[Wikipedia: Linguistic Universals|linguistic universals]].
 
Some of these languages may be impossible for humans to use due to the manner in which they are conveyed (telepathy, tentacle signing, light bursts, etc). Exolangs are often produced via non-humanoid vocal mechanisms, such as the wama's blowhole in [[Cetonian]], or the yinrih's throat (rather than tongue) in [[Commonthroat]].


Notable exolangs include [[Kēlen]] and [[Fith]].  
Notable exolangs include [[Kēlen]] and [[Fith]].  

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Exolangs (also 'alien conlangs', 'alien languages' or 'xenolangs') are a subset of fictional languages which are meant to represent the languages which are spoken by fictional aliens. Exolangs commonly violate linguistic universals.

Some of these languages may be impossible for humans to use due to the manner in which they are conveyed (telepathy, tentacle signing, light bursts, etc). Exolangs are often produced via non-humanoid vocal mechanisms, such as the wama's blowhole in Cetonian, or the yinrih's throat (rather than tongue) in Commonthroat.

Notable exolangs include Kēlen and Fith.

To see a list of the exolangs which have pages on Frathwiki, please click here.