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Kopu giaré! Temai jano ki dui apeli.
Holy shit! That certainly isn't pretty.

Bosi sá bo e debaura e lai nimaroti, ahhh. Ko beji bosi sá bo e tuonio e utio e iveríto.
Today's a lexicon updating day, ahhh. But today is also a starting to learn Hebrew day.

Haha sino muvoi e paleto sá eú sino Augusto ku (ko jano sá sero la oke válomai).
[xaxa ˈʃino muˈβoi̯ e paˈleto ˈsa eˈu ˈʃino au̯ˈguto ˈku | ˈko ˈʒano ˈsa seˈɹo ˈla oˈke ˈβalomai̯]
Haha this version of Palethian is from this past August (but that's how I often work).

Epœcuɒtœ pjusjya [pʲuzʲy͡a] Zametulian puzoi/puzua [pyˈzɥa] Nilyawese pisya [ˈpʼiʃæ]

Nafian ksénopon [ˈkʃẽnʏᵝpõ] Zametulian quéxennupon [keʃɛ̃nyˈpɔ̃] Palethian kesienipua [keʃeniˈpu̯a]

Epœcuɒtœ kqeswainhupjøi [kʼezʷa͡inʱubʲø͡i] Nilyawese kaswāynubyay [kʼæswɒjˈnupjej]

Nisha gizxinubyi [ɢiʒinubʲi] Nilyawese cixinubi [qɛʃɪˈnupɪ]

Epœcuɒtœ œtɒramiɒnyœpeo [ɶdɒɾami͡ɒny͡ɶbe͡o] PC edaramyanyebêw [ɛdaɾamjanjɛˈbeɪ̯w] Zmtl. edaranjanjebéf [edarA~ZA~Ze"bef] Palethian edaraijáijebe [edaɹai̯ˈʒai̯ʒebe]

Trying out [ɹ]. (And ‹j› in transcription.)

Catlalian pecótço [pɛˈkotʃɔ] PC pekôtšo [pɛˈkoʊ̯t.ʂɔ] Zmln. pecuatéx [pekɥaˈteʃ] Nilyawese piqyātix [pʼɛχˈjɒtʼiʃ]

Zukish kek [kɛk] PC kek [kɛk] Zmln. sek [sɛk] Nlyw. sak [sæk]

Píe daine a posteriori?
More a posteriori stuff?

Aidisese poppi [po.pi] Proto-Continental pôhpi [ˈpoʊ̯ʔ.pi] Zametulian puap [pɥap] Niliawese pyāp [pʼjɒf]

Pre-Proto-Hathic tạyo [ˈʈʰɑˤjo] Lakushan ṭāyau [ˈʈɑːjo] Romian cajó [ˈtʃajo]

Aidisese pausiyis [pau.si.jis] Proto-Continental pawsiyis [pawsiˈjis] Zametulian posijis [posiˈʒis] Palethian posiyi [poʃiˈʒi]

Weirdly conservative run, oh well.

Pterish [maʃiku] Palethian masiku [maʃiˈku]

Just kidding.

Pterish [maʃiku] Lakushan maṣikū [ˈməʂɪku] Romian myxku [ˈmɨʃku] or Ladasan myśku [ˈmɨɕkʊ]

Teto rate sie bosi dui nie bo dali e fuo (rua gui tiara, sanua). La ife sie no dui taya! [ˈteto raˈte ʃe ˈboʃi ˈdu̯i ɲe ˈbo daˈli e ˈɸu̯o | ru̯a ˈgu̯i tʃaˈra | ˈsanu̯a | ˈla iˈɸe ʃe no ˈdu̯i taˈʒa] They say today is our last day of cold (for a while, anyway). I hope it's true! Beyi, safuaya , sadan...

Soap wrote:next: blade of a weapon or tool

Proto-Continental: kalte /ˈkaltə/
Descendents: Zametulian xlat /ʃlat/ Palethian sue /su̯e/, Nilyawese xiwat /ˈʃɪwæt/

Next: radio

La tume sie „dēwoi“ a „marwont“ due gaulo, ko tiviéme kuano-kéleto. [ˈla tuˈme ʃe _ a _ˈdu̯e ˈgau̯lo | ko tʃiˈβi̯eme ˈku̯ano ˈkeleto] I think "dēwoi" and "marwont" are Gaulish, but possibly Proto-Celtic. Sanua, bosi no sá puku gosó risi esi, sá pitie e satunio dalimi. [ˈsanu̯a | ˈboʃi no ˈsa puˈku ...

10) Loss of most emphatics:

tˤ t
dˤ d

but tˤtˤ, dˤdˤ tˤ, dˤ

Where'd your /tˤ/ and /dˤ/ leftovers get to? Also, your kk k rule in #11 is irrelevant because it follows kk ʃ .

Sati sá salé, teto rate.
God is dead, they say.

Mi guidai.
Or something.

R.Rusanov wrote:"Alfons" significu 'curvo' in soĭ lingoĭ? Ċoĭ? Maĭ esut bono Ġermanico nomo.
"Alfons" means 'whore' in your language? Why? To me it's just a good German name.

Tiodo piru kolevo tisé „Aufonse“ ta garuyesa kuatio, é?
Maybe some nice boy named "Alfons" rejected him once, eh?

Pudáb titskanwātitsože xart kïí "ơtà" "haˀakon" kïí "fɛŋnu" "haˀakewa". In Tonkawa the word for "man", "haˀakon", is derived from the word "haˀakewa", meaning "to sexually penetrate". A e se sá roi o kumoga „hime“ - „liriyedo linamai“? [a e ˈse ˈsa ˈroi̯ o kuˈmoga xiˈme | liriʒeˈdo liˈnamai̯] And f...

Classical/Middle Minva ekluprxi [eklupr̩ɕi] Proto-Continental hekluperši [ʔɛkluˈpɛɾʂi] Zametulian eclupréx [eklyˈpreʃ] Modern Palethian ekuepue [eku̯eˈpu̯e]

Mmmm, davane ki fisiede pihuimai íe giodua?
[mːː daˈβane kiɸiʃeˈde piˈxu̯imai̯ ˈi.e gi̯oˈdu̯a]
Hmmm, are men not usually created by fucking?

É, ni rote lo vepirane e rotafine o kumoge „giaro“? Hey, are we talking about conjugations of verbs meaning "fuck"? Sino sá no paleto: This is the Palethian one: Rógavo: giaro Infinitive Namasévo (giar-): giare giare giaro giari giara giare Imperfective Masévo (giar-): giariese giariese giarieso gi...

Thry wrote:Hef 'wadh. Gwer 'wen.
Winter's leaving. Spring's coming.

No fimiesa giti esi sanua.
[ˈno ɸiˈmi̯esa giˈtʃi eˈʃi ˈsanu̯a]
It's still been snowing here anyway.