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it's that there's an archiphoneme H which is realized as devoicing if it comes after a vowel, but as aspiration if it comes after a stop. Or maybe it's the one that causes spirantization of stops? I can't remember now. IIRC there's actually three or four archiphonemes in the language which are real...

[i y ɯ u] <ι υ ω ο> [e ɛ* ə a] <ε η ὀ α> [pʰ tʰ cʰ kʰ p t c k] <φ θ ϙ χ π τ κ γ> [tsʰ tɕʰ ts tɕ] <ψ ζ ξ ϻ> [β s ɕ x~h ɬ] <β ς þ ϩ λ> [j~ɰ l m n ŋ*] <ῑ ρ μ ν νν> <μ ν τ ρ ϙ ϩ> can show up in coda positions, but in most dialects <n> nasalizes the preceding vowel, and <l> usually lengthens the precedin...

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Dont care if this exactly counts

You are given the power to geographically/economically/etc mix any two groups of monolingual speakers such that a creole will eventually be formed. Which two languages would you pick for the strata? What are some features you'd hope for? Mandrin substrata, Maya superstrate, chechen and pitjantjatja...

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Aeetlrcreejl wrote:

Ulan wrote:Bump for request
Anyone know some good romanian music?

I'm a fan of Enescu. You should look him up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WJ7EB2wYvw
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Looking more for an awesome spoken sample of Romanian

repeat


tzoi
jetü /ce.t@/ 'to read or examine'



next: dreadlock/dreadlocks/dreads

feint as in fake a move, mock attack, or like a something done to cause confusion but k

Tzoi:
dzeselton zingdsong /ts\e.se.tM~ s\i~.dz\M~/ 'Jesselton Shrub/Flower' as roses are rare in chujland themselves...


Next word: Trench Foot

Bump for request
Anyone know some good romanian music?

tzoi

caffeine: Qot hoi 'Caffine' lit. Khat speed, as it is belived that the cathinone in khat is caffeine
/kM hM_H/

Next word: to feint

Will the new title make you sleep better at night?

Was mostly an abbreviation, I cant be bothered to edit the thread title and dont see too much reason to edit it.

And I dont see the use of continuing this thread, its purpose has already been served. But go on if you really must, its a bit hilarious to see such bickering over it

Eddy wrote:Why is there an ethnic slur in the thread title?

not like I said slant or something

Bob Johnson wrote:Don't [sic] something you don't understand.

I had no idea of the spelling, but k

thanks

Whats the gloss of tenno henka banzai iko [sic] @2:00?

tzoi:
nëqwu jetü [nV.k_hB)u ce.t@] "To idly examine, poke around, peruse a book, to sweep for mines" lit. Idle examination

next: shag (tobacco) shag (hair) shag (carpet)

Welcome to Conlangery, the podcast about constructed languages and the people who create them. tzoi: <klahoya swa-qonlang, podqas nëmalupa tzoilel-qangpa nü qangpawawa swëda kopa iktahlel> /la.xɯ.ja sβä kʰɯ~.la~ pʰɯ.kʰa nʌ.mɑ.lu.pɑ tɕʰɯi.le: kʰä~.pʰä.βä.βä sβɜ.tä ikʰ.tax.le:/ (Standard Kletu Accent)...

tzoi

pala [p_ha_".la_"] "Shrine, altar, sacred fetish"
palal ilahe [p_ha_".la_": i.la.xe] "holy ground"

next: ingrown nail, ingrown hair

"quze mamuq gnosusu kopa, tzadseplu"

If you are in gnossus, dance

Gnossus is known for its parades and festivals


next: on the tip of the tongue

tzoi/chuj
dsoq wata dolmasi
"Ears stuffed of Cotton"

next:
To laugh untill milk comes out of your nose

tzoi/chuj
baklëzë [pa_".l3.s\3] ~[pa_".K3.s\3] "To wind, to coil, to tie a knot"
ngima [ni.ma] ~ [Ni.ma] "To spin, rotate, spiral"


Next: to sneeze

tzoi/chuj
quze mamuq /k_hus\e mAmu?/ " fix, heal, mend, can serve as a auxiliary phrase of obligation or conditionality (lit. 'to make right')
jetü /cet@/ "to read or examine"
~
neqwu iktah /nV.k_wu i?.tax/ "junk, common stuff, miscellanea"


next: wet, to be wet (aroused), to wet yourself

qoniq [k_hM.ni] - "Throwing Axe, throwing knife"
dzun [ts\u~] "dart, needle, thorn, arrow"

next word: to roll (a cigarette), or to roll (down a hill)