Draft:Kay(f)bop(t)

Kay(f)bop(t)
Kay(f)bop(t)
Kay(f)dan(f)san(t)ap(t)vlir(t)sang(b)es(p)u(t)vom(b)ngag(t)vlim(p)kay(f)sna(f)kay(f)ga(f) Bop(t)veg(p)daf(f)shof(b)*om(p)vlim(p)ga(f)vlim(p)ga(f)
Created by	Daniel Swanson
Date	2015
Setting and usage	Joke language
Purpose	Constructed languages Artistic languages Joke languages Kay(f)bop(t); ; ;
Writing system	Latin script
Sources	a priori language
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–
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Kay(f)dan(f)san(t)ap(t)vlir(t)sang(b)es(p)u(t)vom(b)ngag(t)vlim(p)kay(f)sna(f)kay(f)ga(f) bop(t)veg(p)daf(f)shof(b)*om(p)vlim(p)ga(f)vlim(p)ga(f), also known as Kay(f)bop(t), is a constructed language designed to be a joke language made by Daniel Swanson in 2015 on his WordPress blog CrazyNinjaGeeks. The language incorporates a handful of impractical features from the Bad Conlanging Ideas Tumblr Blog, plus some original impractical features.^[1]^[2]

References

^ jan Misali (2016-11-20). Conlang Critic Episode Eight: Kay(f)bop(t). Retrieved 2024-12-18 – via YouTube.
^ "Kay(f)bop(t)". Conlang. Retrieved 2024-12-18.

[1] Misali (2016-11-20). Conlang Critic Episode Eight: Kay(f)bop(t). Retrieved 2024-12-18 – via YouTube.

[2] "Kay(f)bop(t)". Conlang. Retrieved 2024-12-18.

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