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Urban Basanawa: 彼としゃいんとだとだ交流間ん異く語す能ん本当に成えるだん一ん問題 /ɪt 'ʃaɪnt dat də 'ko:rɪju: a'twɪn ʊŋgə'laɪk 'basas 'kan hɔn'to:nɪ 'wɛrdən ɛn 'mɔndaɪ/ It shinet dat de kowriyuu atwin ungelike basas kan hontow-ni werden en mondai(romanization) it seems that the communication between different languages can really b...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfgtN5-JUc0 (KOLLÁROVCI- MÁM JA HRUŠKU (Oficiálny videoklip) 8/2013)

Maybe you can use wikipedia as an assisting tool? look up the articles about the place names of Ohio? So, my question is - when toponyms originating from a linguistic substrate can be used to delineate an area in which the substrate was once spoken, what is that area called? Is there even a name for...

a grammar book of Mandarin Chinese:

https://mega.nz/#!KcoSDLyA!0BdMl9RKK0Yz ... Z5zxISwIwo

Mandarin Chinese Children's songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMQKQhxQ7BM (西風的話 ／兒歌、童謠) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Rv1gas1cQ (快樂人生 ／童謠、兒歌) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GT08maj57M (娃娃國 ／兒歌、童謠) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wGoDtIjhDw (小天使 ／國語童謠、兒歌) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i...

din wrote: next: dandruff

Urban Basanawa:

頭垢(romanization: heeddreck) / 'hi:ddrɛk/ (from 頭(romanization:heed) /hi:t/ "head" + 垢(romanization:dreck) /'drɛk/ "dirt")

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The hand posture of the girl in the following picture:

jal wrote:Fo ray, wen yu in me luk ting, it in min dis ting in de. A af Monahk botaflay af sis fut.
Actually, when you can't see something , it doesn't mean the thing isn't there. Monarchs *do* have size legs.


JAL

ok

Lonmai Luna(romanization):

se gemata
1.SG err(interlinear)
I was wrong

No, di iss a ferrgiburrtnē lykighyt. No, that's a coincidental similarity. ok Mar zettpots heppt zett pots. Darross nam wi zess "zett-pots" oss. [maːr ˈzɛtːpots hɛpːt ˈzɛtː ˈpoːts | ˈdɑrːɔsː ˈnaːmʏsː ˈzɛtːpots ɔ̆sː] But bugs have six legs. That's why we call them "six-legs". Urban Basanawa: 吾考えんく汝意...

Hyē Djahú!* Hu ga dē oss ji? [ˈhɛɪ̯ɛ ˈdjaːhu | ˈhyː ˈɣaːdɔsːˌɪ] Hey Jahu! How are you? Dē byltiss oss "waggs" lygt oss mi mirr oss voggs oss oss zettpots. [dɛ ˈbɛɪ̯ltɪsː ɔ̆sːˈʋɑxːs ˈlɛɪ̯xt s̩ ˈmi ˈmɪrː z̩ː ˈvɔxːs s̩ z̩ ˈzɛtːpots] Those pictures of "wugs" look more like birds than like bugs to me. *...

I have the following diphthongs: falling: /ai ei oi ui au eu iu/ rising: /ia ie wa we/ (corresponding monophthongs: /a e i o u/ is the combination of the following sound changes plausible? ai > e: ei > i: oi ui > wi au > o: eu > u: iu > i: Vr > V: / !_V Cia > Cɛ Cie > Ci Cua > Cɔ Cuo > Cu e > ɛ o > ɔ

Nchæ ninga gœ mnyìḍain, nchæ gœ ḍᵫḍain? X̣i, x̣i, nè x̣òḍain . [ⁿcʰa niŋɔ kɤ mɲḭɗɔn, ⁿcʰa kɤ ɗɯɗɔn | ʄi, ʄi, nḛ ʄo̰ɗɔn] A hater? A pessimist? No, no, I'm a realist . ...how transparent do I want this to be? the alternative is: Ncha nenga ge mcitany, ncha ge rgatany? Ti, ti, nce chcotany. Lonmai Lun...

いすた爾い語いす一んクレオール語ふぉん英語？Jal /ɪsta daɪ 'basa ɛn 'krɛ.o:l 'basa fɔn 'e:gɔ dʒal/ is-it-dat dy basa is en kreowl Basa fon Eigo? Jal(romanization) is your language an English creole? Jal. /ʃeklóɹ hilés wák/ A wo ting dem dis asen a? Dem in no standa IPA. What are those accents? They aren't standard IPA. U...

Lonmai Luna(romanization): http://i.imgur.com/Kw7SfGb.png ceklor hi-les wak /ʃeklóɹ hilés wák/ this.PRON one-CLF wug(interlinear) This is a wug http://i.imgur.com/1btZyZz.png bais eso dehi hi-les, eso ta-les los wak, eso ta-les wak /báis esó dehí hilés esó talés los wák, esó talés wák/ now exist oth...

[That's a good idea, though I'll have to take some time to make sure I actually got all of the fiddly little grammatical details right. Speaking of which, I got the syntax wrong in one of the clauses; the verb for "to navigate" is intransitive, so the subject should come first and the clitic pronou...

Ahu dou, uttest mu, hatto ti utto ti deu si det? Ah, but is it better for your death to be skinny or fat? Urban Basanawa: Text: 汝決いいざすと、又ん、だ言ぎんﾟ「だ死ふぉんそうむ人すいす重ゐﾟがるだんだ泰山、又んだ死ふぉんそうむ他る人すいす軽たるだん一ん鴻毛」いす一ん比喩、彼と意んとだ重要性ふぉんだ死ふぉん異く人すいす異く。 Text(spaced): 汝　決いいざすと、　又ん、　だ　言ぎんﾟ「　だ　死　ふぉん　そうむ　人す　いす　重ゐﾟがる　だん　だ　泰山、　又ん...

Mie penser, le perpre Nortaneous d'il on apeler. I think the person Nortaneous ACC-3 4 call [mi: pansa: lu pa:pa na:tanu:s ti lu napala: ] Nort, I think. Urban Basanawa: Text: 吾考えんくそう Text(spaced): 吾　考えんく　そう Pronunciation: /ɪk dɛnk so:/ Romanization: ik denk so English Translation: I think so "Inne...

Dē Graut Bʉr wrote:Dē sliggtsgauer.
The pessimist.

Lonmai Luna(romanization):

maken alen "The pessimist"?
who.DEF PND "The pessimist"?
Who is "The pessimist"?

CatDoom wrote:Jibĕsrú dŭ.
[tɕibəʐǔː t̪ǔ]

3S.AN=be.charismatic indeed

He's a real charmer.

Urban Basanawa:
Text: 誰いいすだ魅力的な人？
Text(spaced): 誰い　いす　だ　魅力的な　人？
Pronunciation: /wi: is də mirjokute'kina 'man/
Romanization: Wee is de miriyokutekina man?
English Translation: Who is the charmer?

Lonmai Luna(romanization):

Takamebai! delto
Hello everyone!

Urban Basanawa:
Text: 今日は、皆らﾟる！
Text(spaced): 今日は、　皆らﾟる！
Pronunciation: /konni'tʃiwa 'alər!/
Romanization: Konnitchiwa aller!
English Translation: Hello everyone!

I don't know if it is ok to reply a post of four years ago... Lonmai Luna version of UDHR Article 1(three voices): https://youtu.be/gTKDfMEXnDg https://youtu.be/8BfjlnsxvWI https://youtu.be/CSYY34obNDA I didn't use my voice, I used voices provided by the voice synthesizer website http://www.acapela-...

I think I have a bunch of them among my a priori conlangs. For example, I found that the first and second singular pronouns of the Old Handapachi language of 1500 BK resembles the corresponding pronouns of Yeniseian languages: 1st singular pronoun: ʔad(resembles the first singular pronouns of Yenise...

I have several conlangs with more than 1,000 words: Lonmai Luna(a priori): more than 2,000 words(2,300+) Urban Basanawa(a posteriori, west-Germanic, ingvaeonic): more than 2,000 words(2,200+) Nevotak and Old Nevotak(a priori): more than 1,000 words but less than 2,000 words(1,100+) Koulesch(a poster...

Phonology of Lonmai Luna/Liunan: Consonants nasals: /m n/ plosives and affricates: /p b t d ʧ ʤ k g/ fricatives: /f s ʃ h/ other sonorants: /r l j w/ Note: /ʧ/ and /ʤ/ are only used in foreign-origin words Vowels monophthongs: /i e a o u/ diphthongs: /ai ei oi au ou iu/ Note: 1. /iu/ has an allophon...

I mainly use OpenOffice.org Calc(OpenOffice.org version of Excel), although I have tried to export some vocabularies to ConWorkShop, and have downloaded Lexique Pro and have even used Lexique Pro, but I am probably not patient enough, I have only typed less than 100 words in Lexique Pro, while I hav...