Birdlang wrote:Another word I find strange is oiseau in French, it uses all 5 of the French vowels.
You still have a lot to learn ...
...brought to you by the Weeping Elf Tha cvastam émi cvastam santham amal phelsa. -- Friedrich Schiller ESTAR-3SG:P human-OBJ only human-OBJ true-OBJ REL-LOC play-3SG:A
Wazo is how you spell "bird" in Verdurian. That I know because I have the "Dictionary of Made Up Languages". And because I read on the Verdurian site that some of the words come from French and Russian.
For the record, many Hawaiian speakers do not even have [t] before front vowels. Also you're using /phoneme brackets/ when you should be using [phonetic brackets].
Birdlang wrote:That I know because I have the "Dictionary of Made Up Languages". And because I read on the Verdurian site that some of the words come from French and Russian.
Birdlang wrote:That I know because I have the "Dictionary of Made Up Languages". And because I read on the Verdurian site that some of the words come from French and Russian.
And because you like birds apparently .
Yes. But I didn't know about Verdurian until I got that book or when I looked at WeepingElf's site.
m̓ałʔaaʔamaʔaała in Nuu-Cha-Nulth. According to Advanced Language Construction, 'it's always cold on the rocks'. The same vowel repeating over and over, two times lengthened.
I was wondering if he had Asperger's or something, similarly to how Eddy had all the effects of a troll but was able to point to having a mental syndrome.
Civil War Bugle is right. I have ADHD and autism. Not to mention kitchensinklangfanNo.1. So you may be right that I have the effects of a troll like Eddy, but I am not.
I can't remember how to say it in Moroccan Arabic, but "She turns the couscous steamer just like her mom" ~~ "Chip off the old block" is one of my favoriter expressions from Morocco
A New Yorker wrote:Isn't it sort of a relief to talk about the English Premier League instead of the sad state of publishing?
Abi wrote:At this point it seems pretty apparent that PIE was simply an ancient esperanto gone awry.
Hivyo ndivyo ilivyo, sivyo? hivyo ndi-vyo i-li-vyo | si-vyo
DEM.REF.8 EMPH.COP-8 9-REL.COP-REL.8 | NEG.COP-8
"that.way is.the.way which.it.is | it.is.not.so"
"That's the way it is, isn't it?"
(Class 8 is frequently used for adverbial meanings and class 9 is a default inanimate class.)