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I read all for these from the site Guitarplayer posted. Here's me in my L1, English: http://host-a.net/Amuere/My%20idiolect%20in%20english%202.wma Here I am in German (I'm attempting to mimic my grandma's Hessisch dielect, I'm sure I didn't sound like it): http://host-a.net/Amuere/My%20attempt%20in%...

You have /ai/ in "I'll"? I thought that was almost always /O/. Also, I don't think I have as extensive a system of contractions as a lot of people here; I don't think I have complex contractions with "would", and I never drop /v/. Wow, that's wierd I've never heard /O/ in "I'll", mine is also almos...

My dialect, or more so my idiolect, isn't too different from the standard. Since I live in the south I turn [ai] into [a:]. The only time I do this really when I say bye. [bai] >>> [ba:] My [r] is retroflex. But, I think a lot of Americans have retroflex [r]. Sometimes I'll voice the end of my word...

I only know a little Polish and Russian, I didn't find Belarussian very difficult to understand....it's about in the same zone of comprehension for me (around 10-20%)

Daquarious P. McFizzle wrote:...when somebody asks "m/f?" on Omegle you respond "Hot ewez with webcam."

ROFL!

"L'Empire du Côté Obscur" by IAM

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR80N9-xAaA)

This song and vid kick ass!

Sweet job on Gaadràmarneš, Vortex! I like what you've done!

I like the Nigerian story, it's funny!

Sweet! Third round, I'm gonna start studying up on Peninsular so I'll be ready upon my turn.

Ok, so it's decided we're using PNT as the protolang, right?

I don't have a preference for any of the protolangs all are cool with me, but I'd like to be in one of the later rounds.

Aqui! Checkin' in ya'll, I'm here! Though I'm alitte worried about the two week deadline seeing as I've been at conlanging for two years with no product to show for it ( except that it served as a catalyst to vastly increase my linguistic knowledge), I've committed myself to the challenge, so that I...

My conlang uses a root compounding system for family names and uses gender particles to specify gender. Gender Particles: U (male), I (Female), E (Neuter/Generic) Nosorian Family Vocabulary: (Eçi Cuitçhoucresi Noçoroesi) E zatzat =grandparent(lit. parent-parent) I zatzat =grandmother U zatzat =grand...