Conception

• Language has purpose. The main basis of language is the idea of purpose and intent. This permeates into natural langauges too. Things always happen for a reason.
  • Now there’s something key to realize here, and that’s that constructed languages have much more of a reasoned purpose. Often anything of human origin can be traced back to a definite reason, described with a definite purpose in words. Conlangs are of human origin, and so have a definite purpose often expressed by their creator.
  • Attributes of natural languages, like their form and function may have a purpose that is easily described, such as, it’s easier to say certain consonant clusters in Korean when a consonant, spoken aloud, is pushed into the next letter. However, remember that what separates a conlang from a natlang is their origin.