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ah, I see.

What aobut submarines?

Another question: does/can any Almean coutnry utilize magic for military use?

Yay! War!

...okay, to make ym post meaningful, have any almean nations developed cannons formuse on ships or submarines?

Ah! Thanks!

Irreanism?

Ah, I see. Thanks!

Sounds nice! Very englishy! I actually like the sound of English... well except for the fact that almost eveyr word is monosllabic. An agglutinative English would sound awesome, and Flaid sounds like that.


whats [ch] and [&]?

The subcreation thing soundsa lot like what Tolkien said. Not that thatsa bad thing.

Amnigo (literally 'child of Amna:s').

thx. Nice, simple etymology. I like those

Mmm... metal... yummy...

Great chapter! I like the thing with the Elcari looking for a new home too.

WHats the Cuezi word for Ktuvok, by the way? I thought i remembered hearng it, but if I did I can't remember it. Nyeh.

the poor were important to Iainos, but that virtue was not a guarantee of prosperity.

that part at least reminds me of Christianity. Interesting...

I see... thats an interesting contrast to many popular Earth religions.

Hey,I'm suprised nobody's asked thi question (if someone has, I guess I didn't see it or forogt about it. Sorry):

What are the Cuzeian views on life after death, and how will it fit into the Cout of Years?

Oh yeah... I'm stupid

Very good! This is really good so far!

The illiu story-telling, um, skills, reminds me of Tolkien's Quendi.

...wha?

No, it was in The Lost Road. Earendel tells Alboin that he can go back in time if he wants to, but Alboin says its against the law (e.g., the laws of nature). Earendel replies that it is against the rule.

This "compartmentalizing" reminds me of soemthing Earendel (one of Tolkien's characters; the founder of N?menor) said... I forgot the exact quote but it was soemthing like "Rules have exceptions." the point of what he was saying was that "laws" were set-in-stone with no exceptions, whereas "rules" a...

It would be interesting to see if Svetla's word base had that dipthongisation. Would be part of a branch off from Verdurian, maybe in the future it may gain lingual identity by becoming so unintelligent to the Mazhtane.

I think you mean inintelligable

oooookay....

(btw, english has the most extensive lexicon of any language in the WORLD... though it never has the words you need... *sniff*)_

I know, I was just playin around.

Mark, you... you... CONLANGER!!!

I see. THanks for the info!

or, more precisely, do the Almeans anywhere know of archaeology?

why cant we?