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1. Re: OOPs!! When is a class not a class? (Re: Number/Specificality/Archetypes
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From: Keith Gaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2. Re: Conlang Flag: Results Are In!
From: Christian Thalmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3. Re: Basque Gender Marking
impersonal, intemporal register. It's semantically very
reminiscient of a conlang (or rather, freaklang) that I thought of
making, but never got around to, which is set in a different universe
from Ferochromon, but interacted with it on various occasions.
Nevertheless, I'd like to see more explanation
come serially. There is order.
Even if Metes makes single utterances one word, the words are ordered,
unless everyone is speaking at the same time.
that's a whole other conlang, and one more suited to a herd species. :)
Maybe - but I assure you it is not uncommon among humans. However
from Chatalhoyuk.
It seems to be very scant on
some features, for example the consonant inventory,
WIP.
but can apparently
give use complete picture of the tense system. How can this be?
because I'm basing a conlang on an otherwise unknown language. :)
[now to see if there's
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4. Re: Celtic languages?
From: Elliott Lash [EMAIL PROTECTED]
5. Re: newbie: have alphabet, will conlang
From: Andreas Johansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
6. Re: Contemporaneous protolanguages
From: Rodlox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
7. Effect
alphabet, will conlang
From: Muke Tever [EMAIL PROTECTED]
4. lookit! (was Re: I'm after ... (Re: Maybe Spam? Sorunsuz Yathamann
Kefyi .. .))
From: Paul Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
5. Re: USAGE: Romance Diphthongisation
From: Roger Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED
poker odds which
referred several times to having to minus one in various
formulae. I've also heard plus used to mean add, even
though it seems less necessary, the two words being about
equally simple. And I must admit, that while hanging around
CONLANG has done wonders to combat my
: Nindic Nominal Morphology
Quoting Christian Thalmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The blatant similarities to Welsh spelling and endings put
me off a bit, though. The theme has IMHO been overdone in
the conlang world since Sindarin.
I suppose I too am guilty of 'Celticity'. What judgement would you pass
can speak.
The general term I've seen in use is sapient.
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Sofa,
Carsten
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Eri silvev+AOE-ng aibannama padangin.
Nivaie evaenain eri ming silvoiev+AOE-ng caparei.
- Antoine de Saint-Exup+AOk-ry, Le Petit Prince
- http://www.beckerscarsten.de/?conlang=ayeri
that one already existed, and (with no disrespect to this imaginary person) was far
better?
:) Off with their heads!!
I'd say that in the case of invented languages, the original inventor, i.e., whose
language has been in circulation longer on CONLANG, has dibs on the name, regardless
of whether
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?)
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22. Re: Japanese RomansRe: word separation (was:Hobbits spoke ?)
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23. Re: TECH: rejected spam postings -- is it me?
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24. OT: Rejected Conlang Posts
when it needs to display a circumflex or digamma, for example.
Firefox just replaces the unusual character.
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is added to
the verb to undo the action of the verb, e.g., funga, fasten;
fungua, unfasten.
Have any of you encountered this in your study of languages? Have
any of you used it in your conlang?
I have discovered it in Senyecan. The prefix µi- puts a verb into
the converse, e.g., pága, fasten
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From: And Rosta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Who made CXS?
Herman:
There's a nice CXS (Conlang X-SAMPA) chart at:
http://cassowary.free.fr/Linguistics/cxschart.png
Who made CXS? Whoever did it did a real service for our community,
which for a time seemed to be getting contaminated
such as the c
and k, which have the same sound.)
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conlang (the verbal adfix is
almost _never_ added, so you get phrases like 'the cat
slept the mat', and it's up to the hearer to decipher
it properly, muhahahahahahaaa!).
English has some constructions that look suspiciously
applicative, as does German (though it can be argued
otherwise in both
.
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of the sound changes
between Proto-Germanic and Old English? The latter is for an idea I've
had, that it would be neat to try applying those sound changes to
ancient Greek and seeing what comes out. People have romance conlangs
that are Germanic-like on the surface - I wonder what hellenic conlang
if it
makes sense to talk of syllable constraints :)
ObConlang: I once had a conlang idea for a lang that had no vowels. It had
syllable peaks, of course, but these were mostly fricatives and sonorants.
I think the idea came mainly from the idle phonological babeling I sometimes
engage in while walking. My
, was
[o] rather than [O]?
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] is a vocoid (or 'phonetic vowel') but may be
phonologically either a consonant or a vowel, depending upon the phonology
of a given language.
[snip]
ObConlang: I once had a conlang idea for a lang that had no vowels. It
had
syllable peaks, of course, but these were mostly fricatives
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Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 07:42:43 +
From: Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: USAGE: Vowel
?
From: Andreas Johansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
4. Re: German style orthography
From: Andreas Johansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
5. Semi-OT: Conlanging in application forms?
From: Carsten Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
6. Re: conlang names and Mensa
From: Sally
Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 22:23:19 +0200
From: Steg Belsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: some Erog stuff
Sorry, i was unclear. I wasn't talking about your website, i was
talking about the #Conlang IRC server :) .
-Stephen (Steg)
differential equations are calculus on crack
~ b
: taliesin the storyteller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Updated webpages...
* Pascal A. Kramm said on 2004-12-31 20:14:35 +0100
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 01:15:04 +0100, taliesin the storyteller wrote:
The pages for my conlang Taruven has been updated, and are in the
process of being cleaned up
that the
mouth noises of any language are the part of the
language subject to the quickest changes over time.
Even if I take the time to specifiy the mouth noise
for my conlang in excruciating detail as soon as
people started speaking it (in my hypothetical world
where poeple would actually bother to speak
: Re: Voiced aspirated plosives (was: phonetic)
--- In conlang@yahoogroups.com, Ray Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the present state of play, so to speak, regarding the
PIE 'voiced aspirated' plosives?
I have not read of anyone hypothesizing voiced aspirate plosives for
PIE, but then my
until two years ago that I finally started to become
fascinated by languages. A friend and I started work on a conlang,
although the interest was short-lived and it was basically a clone of
Latin (my friend's language of choice).
Later on, while re-reading my copy of the Silmarillion, I developed
discovered something even more useless: Attaining real
fluency in my conlang! What could be more useless
than being able to quickly and fluently read, write
and speak a language that nobody else in the entire
universe knows?
I like it! Maybe true fluency in Tazhu or Mutande Palu
will be be my next
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Subject: Re: DECAL: Examples #1: Phonetic inventory examples motivations
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Thagojian:
Q1: What is your *phonemic* inventory? I.e., what are all of the
discriminated phonemes in your conlang(s
padangin.
Nivaie evaenain eri ming silvoieváng caparei.
-- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Le Petit Prince
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Enjoy reading and please comment!
Bye,
Henrik
Wow - nice language! And how curious to see a conlang that has nearly
exactly the same word order as Dutch.
Thanks! Currently my main problem seems
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3. Re: Supposed
conlang? Seems to me that's an
important part of any language.
I don't have much in the way of general vulgarity, but the Xinkùtlan are
quite inventive when it comes to curses. Curses (and blessings) are, of
course, a very serious thing in their culture, and most of the phrases and
words
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11. Re: USAGE: University subjects, modules, courses, etc.
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12. CHAT: Re: Composition of conlanger population
From: Benct
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those who run red lights.
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so sparingly as I was taught
to in school (we were taught only to use it in questions of the Shall I ... ?
type and in Biblical quotes). A sufficiently thorough search of the CONLANG
archives would, little doubt, unearth instances of me using the word in
non-quotation indicative sentences, altho I
))
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3. Re: Unusual time / causality / worldviews (natlang/conlang)
From: Mark J. Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
4. CONCULTURE: Ayeri calendar again
From: Carsten Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
5. Re: YAEPT: year (sorry!) (was Re: Why y
and incomplete or very quick and sudden.
Nevertheless, it seems more like Matein Einlich is a conlang based on
English, rather than a conlang evolving English (if you get my
distinction) as one would suppose from the name and the title of the
thread. Not that there's anything wrong with that: but I
terminology question)
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16. Oops
From: Matt Arriola [EMAIL PROTECTED]
17. Conlang Wikicity
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18. varia
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19. Re: odd
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recommendations would be well-recieved.
The ones I know of:
* MetaFont -- http://metafont.latex.free.fr/
* FontForge -- http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/
* Softy -- http://users.breathe.com/l-emmett/
(I'll add any other suggestions to
http://arthaey.mine.nu:8080/~arthaey/conlang/faq.html#Computers1 when
to be a .com, .org,
net or what??? (The main consideration is, that if I put up legit
Austronesian stuff, I'd like to keep it separate from my conlang website on
Tripod
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5. OT: Minor note
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6. Re: Conlang books?
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7. Re: OT: Minor note
From: bob thornton [EMAIL PROTECTED
still NOMAIL, but, as anyone who reads the Langmaker site or the
Conlang Wiki regularly may be aware, I'm now inviting comments and
questions about Khangaþyagon via the wiki page
http://www.talideon.com/concultures/wiki/?doc=Khangathyagon
I was inspired to do this after a recent conversation
you, but would it offend others?
Why worry about what offends people? As long as your conlang isn't
created with offensive words (such as using natlang offensive words as
words in your conlang... like for instance ni**er for love). It's
your conlang, you're the one who decides what to do
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3. Re: quantum
that, but they are there.
Witness our own list. We share information that, in one way or another,
is
helpful to the individual conlanger. We share information about natlangs,
linguistic theory, whether or not something has already been done in a
conlang, and solutions to problems that arise in conlanging
)
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16. Published paper on conlang (Lojban)
From: Sanghyeon Seo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
17. Re: Published paper on conlang (Lojban)
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18. Re: Aorfoenni - New Language
From: Cian
women out there who conlang...
Once I opined, and I may have been wrong, that women on average are
trained
in American (and perhaps European) society to be practical minded, and
that
there is something inherently uncool in exposing excessive
enthusiasm, or
involving themselves in pursuits that don't
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3. Re: Langmaker.com
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From
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20. New Language - Ñullyu
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21. Re: New Language - Ñullyu
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: Arthaey Angosii [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: First Sound Recording of Asha'ille!
I recently bought a headset, and today I recorded my first spoken
Asha'ille with it. I speak the newly translated Fear Litany:
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--- In conlang@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Johansson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If [to~:] is correct, the most natural adaption to Meghean would be
_Toñh_
[toG~], I suppose.
[G~]? That's rather original, albeit Orkish-sounding to me...
kinda like the velar
uniqueness
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9. Re: aspects / nasal consonants / meanings
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10. Re: ANNOUNCE: My new conlang S11
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to the following (Janko Gorenc: In *Portugese*,
which is NOT a conlang):
/um/, /dOI)S/, /t4ES/, ?, ?, /sEI)S/, ?, ?, ?, ?
There seems to be a shift from /s/ to /S/ at least at the
end of words. That'd explain why Portugese essentially
sounds like Russian spoken by a Spanish.
:P
Seems like
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17. Re: Multilingual Childhood?
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18. Re: Joseph Smith the Conlanger?
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19. Re: Joseph Smith the Conlanger?
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20. Re: Conlang
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4. Re: Conlang Dream
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5. Re: Multilingual Childhood?
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6. Re: Sumerian Lexicon
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4. dialects of Hebrew? Lemba
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7. OT
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8. Re: OT: Anouncement
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9. Re: Workshops Review #07
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Subject: Re: OT: continents
--- In conlang@yahoogroups.com, # 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do y'all know where I could find the etymology of the continents'
names?
Except Oceania, that's obviously derived from ocean, where are the
other names from?
I think Europe is a mythologic greek Zeus's
without one.
I apologise to everyone for this trouble but I didn't anticipate it...
At least I know for next time.
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strong point, as you can probably tell :-) Is
there a
common notation for this sort of thing?
Thanks,
JC
Yes!
Another conlang with whistles!
My Semiticonlang includes both voiced and voiceless whistled sibilants.
When i brought it up a while ago on the list, we came to the conclusion
just learned English, I would not
mix up it's and its, but now, I also do that.
Well, good for you! I guess you reached the another stage of English fluency
then. :-)
Has anyone developed the ability to make any orthographic mistakes
from similar sounding words *in your conlang*? I guess
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Subject: The first
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look
like?
As long as the texts at the page Tim May gave the link to
include interlinears, it'd be worth to have a look at that.
Carsten
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15-A8-58-1-3-13-13 ena Curan Tertanyan.
» http://www.beckerscarsten.de/?conlang=ayeri
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Subject: Lunar Cycle was Subterranea
--- In conlang
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powerful -- now searching by English
word/phrase/text, Conlang word/phrase/text, word type, and word root. You
may also sort words in any way -- By root and then English, or by root and
then Conlang, type, etc.
A GUI, created by one of the team members utilizing a Javascript menu,
makes
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, conlang
and auxlang resources, linguistics for beginners and more advanced
students... anything that a conlang hobbyist would find useful and a
non-conlanger would find informative. I want something that you would find
handy, so any suggestions you could make would be appreciated! Please post
, if you're not even willing
to do a google search... Bah. Whatever. Work to do.
The problem is that the best google search would be on the word
conlang, which you've never heard of unless you are already a
conlanger.
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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 16:33:14 -0400
From: Roger Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Sayings of the Wise #1,2 (Kash)
Oops, can't-get-own-conlang-right dept.
Never test the water with both feet.
yanda lunda ñoni sawuni umit aceçti loroni
do.not ever test
the movie described as being a tribal language of the Ku
people but spoken throughout south-east Africa.
It is a conlang based on Shona and Swahili, see
http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/002085.html
Now THAT's more like it! I thought so! Thanks, Taliesin.
Languagelog
here, putting me
under heavy surveilance (hi!!), the East Asian conlang Baronh (an a
posteriori of purified Ancient Japanese) uses 10^4 as a basis of unit
prefixes.
...
So if 'nine ten one two three four five six seven eight nine' =
1.23456789e9, then do we just say (with direct translation) 'five
?
From: Benct Philip Jonsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
12. irc://priscilla.ath.cx/conlang?
From: Carsten Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
13. Re: irc://priscilla.ath.cx/conlang?
From: taliesin the storyteller [EMAIL PROTECTED
have that are spoken by non-
humanoids?
There's my alien elephant conlang sketch (currently shelved), and someone
mentioned one spoken by crocodiles a while back, and you _might_ class
Entish in this category if you wanted, though I was really thinking of
totally non-humanoids. What else do we
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