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@j-parkhurst Me! Me! I’m inventing a language that’s a strange mix of French, Irish Gaelic, and English for a people I call the Dranga. It’s not really a coordinated effort, though—more like transmogrifying an English sentence. For example:

“Mi togannar a chec muid.”

which means “I will take you to our headquarters/village/place.” Togannar is a modified form of the Irish Gaelic verb for “take”, “chez nous” is a French preposition meaning “at our place” and then “muid” means “we” in Irish. 😆