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Ea opi le Koa!: Inside a Constructed Language

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A process blog documenting Julie Birch's ongoing development of Koa, a constructed language.

Why it surfaced

This is not just a language showcase: the author works through Koa's grammar in public, including nucleus markers, pronominal particles, serial nuclei, and the unsettled question of whether “nucleus” is the right term at all. Its long archive and candid technical commentary make it an unusually detailed record of a language being designed.

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