When I was a child I would make up words for things around me and for actions that I did. I was very imaginative and creative and I loved to make and play board games with my relatives and friends. My first encounter with a foreign language was French in the 7th grade. Although I passed the course for the year, I did not mentally retain a sufficient amount of vocabulary in the language to speak it fluently.

Like most Junior High School students I found that endings for gender, number, person and case made it difficult to remember grammar and in French you had to remember what was masculine or feminine. This made it more tedious and frustrating to learn the language.

In the 8th grade I took French again but I still could not even hold a conversation with a French speaking baby. There was no language courses in my High School because it was a vocational school, but I did learn other things that would help me in the future. After High School I decided to create a language of my own that would be less difficult to learn than any other language. I decided to use color for my language because color is universal and plays a very important roll in psychologically and mentally controlling human emotion.