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Not sure if I sent this to you before, but here's my Celtic conlangs' numbers: Ercunic : én [eːn] dvau [dvau] trí [trʲiː] cetvar [ketvar] cince [kⁱinke] sves [sves] secht [sext] ochtó [oxtoː] nav [nav] dech [dex] Roman Hercynian / Ercunich Romoi: ēn [eːn] duvo [dubo] trī [triː] cetuar [ke.tu.ar] cic...

Welkum tō that Bred Ārundo fram Zompist, Hasdruƀal!
Welcome to the Zompist Bulletin Board, Hasdrubal!

I love that Morgan is changing sexes, to whatever that happened to be before... LOL

Classical Yagalian : ŏguw [ɔ.ˈɡuʊ̯] → Sassic : ogû [ɔɣuː] Classical Yagalian : šačimĩg [ɕa.tɕɪ.ˈmĩɪŋ] → Sassic : sacimîn [satsɪmiːn] Classical Yagalian : fŏdumus [fɔ.dʊ.ˈmus] → Sassic : fodumûs [fɔdʊmuːs] Classical Yagalian : šečiguud [ɕe.tɕɪ.ˈɡuʊ̯d] → Sassic : secigûd [setsɪɣuːt]

Je suis à l'écoute du nouvel album de Muse. I'm listening to the new album by Muse. ホ？ぜんぜん聞かなかった。何という？ Ho? Zenzen kikanakatta. Nan to iu? Huh? I haven't heard anything about such a thing. What is it called? C'est "Drones". L'album a été publié sur le 8ème Juin. It's "Drones". The album was publishe...

"Violinist linked to JAL crash blossoms"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldT2g2qDQNQ

Je suis à l'écoute du nouvel album de Muse.
I'm listening to the new album by Muse.

Ercunic is currently ~1600 words.

Ī githingõ.
[iː gʲiθʲiŋgõ]
I agree.

It's not hard to pronounce, really, if I'm reading it correctly.

Kinda Latinesque.

My first conlang was called Lashti, and it was very undeveloped. It was inspired by Japanese, Lakota and Esperanto. (I had just discovered Esperanto at the time)

Travis B. wrote:lose /luːz/ [ʟ̞uːs]~[ɰuːs]
loose /luːs/ [ʟ̞us]~[ɰus]
loser /ˈluːzər/ [ˈʟ̞uːzʁ̩(ː)]~[ˈɰuːzʁ̩(ː)]
ate /eɪt/ [eʔ]~[eʔt]

You have a marked labialization?

Je parle français un peu, mais je *n'en sais pas.
I speak a little French, but I don't know.


*is n'en used for something spoken about previously?

Xephyr wrote:I don't know how good it is, but there's this grammar sketch by James Cathey.

Ik thankon thik.

Kalam /p t tʲ k/ <p t č k> /ᵐb ⁿd ⁿdʲ ᵑg/ <b d j g> /m n ɲ ŋ/ <m n ñ ŋ> /s j w ɭ/ <s i w l> /(ʤ)/ <ǧ> /e ə u o ɑ/ <e ə u o a> Jəisəs ktais nup təkiak mənəm ak təknəg gəspəin: jəisəs nonəm matəia, josep nup ñeiak, iəp ma kəntək ñən ak nəŋiak; matəia ñapan kogəi məndek. Got kawnan nuk ak kei gek, ñap...

Thry wrote:Als myner sestrer!
Like my sister's!

Celebrathiui!
Celebrations!

If I want to do this for my conlang Ercunic, I'll have to memorize by rote, because there are 7 declension patterns or so. Not sure if the current version of Ercunic will keep dual number or not, if it does, that'll make it harder to learn. I might end up collapsing some of the noun cases together a...

Díghenan mé es svescodechaveth Uiní.
My birthday is the sixteenth of June.

Thank you both. These are helpful. I will keep looking as well.

I dreamt that I was Tyrion Lannister from Game of Thrones. I was struggling with something, but went to work at a strip club to pick up my pay and they gave me a huge wad of cash, and a slip that said I was owed a million more dollars due to a lawsuit the club won.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Sorry for necroposting my own thread, but does anyone know of a good wordlist or dictionary online for Old Saxon/Sahsisc? There seems to be plenty of info on some words and grammar, but there's not a good list of words available, and even when narrowing my search to keep Old English/Anglo-Saxon out ...

Travis B. wrote:Okay, now, how do you pronounce Oconomowoc? (Hint, you can pronounce it with either three or four different vowel phonemes, with the careful pronunciation having four.)

[okanəmoʊwɑk]?

[foʊˈnɛmˌɪk]
[ɑrˌkənˈsɑ]

Tnaap suhquu [sʊhˈkuː] → Ercunic suchó[suxoː]
Tnaap kinkiquu [kɪɲd͡ʒɪˈkuː] → Ercunic ciñdichó [kʲiɲdʲixoː]
Tnaap sawiquu [sowɪˈkuː] → Ercunic sovichó [sovixoː]
Tnaap ja [ja] → Ercunic a [a]

Adhaivoeith-ne edhant carv an-ántí. Carnon es an-ántí.
[aðavʲoeθʲne eðant karv anaːntʲiː | karnon es anaːntʲiː]
Eating deer is forbidden in this place. Cernunnos is here.