Re: tube bo, kije bo & ALL GRAMMAR OF DAMA DIWAN
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:26 am
+1jal wrote:I applaud you for trying to make sense out of this, I gave up long ago .
JAL
WE ARE MOVING - see Ephemera
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+1jal wrote:I applaud you for trying to make sense out of this, I gave up long ago .
JAL
I think you have misunderstood EI: Google defines it as 'the capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically', Wikipedia as ' the capacity of individuals to recognize their own, and other people's emotions, to discriminate between different feelings and label them appropriately, to use emotional information to guide thinking and behaviour, and to manage and/or adjust emotions to adapt environments or achieve one's goal(s)', and Psychology Today as 'the ability to identify and manage your own emotions and the emotions of other'. Nothing about diving meaning from sounds: that, if not just based on prior experiences, is synaesthesia. Examples from your words:Dama Diwan wrote:This is what I mean, exercise yourself to get feelings from words. Then, after you see the meanings, you will be able to remember them easily. There is another relevant term: Emotional Intelligence, I understand not everybody has it in the same degree and form.
As you say, people are influenced by the languages they already know. And in fact, all word sounds interact to all other word sounds in a given system. So, in a different sound inventory system, the same words would have different meanings and even different feelings. It should be also noted that Dama phonemes, especially W, have many allophones, and the words are made to suit all possible forms.smii wrote:
WIWO: to me this would refer to a small, dim and confused person (remind you of anyone?), as that is how I see babies, and it reminds me of baby talk.
SANO: to me this would mean truth, as it reminds or Swedish words meaning similar things.
I would love to hear what your divination skill tell you that these mean.
Apparently. A *crack*pot. Tadadum....masako wrote:you're still stirring this pot?
Your lofty aspirations seem to fly in the face of expressed opinion in this very thread. Also, you seem ignorant to the tendency of this board at large to appreciate studious efforts rather than nonsensical and sophomoric piddle.Dama Diwan wrote:After I study and use that international glossing system, Dama Diwan will be well understood by everyone and so everybody will like it and learn it.
thanks, friend, as you see I have never studied linguistics or languages. After I study and use that international glossing system, Dama Diwan will be well understood by everyone and so everybody will like it and learn it.Dama Diwan wrote:Serafín wrote: https://www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources ... -rules.php
I gave up all hope of that a long time ago.Frislander wrote:Then we might actually be able to make sense of your ramblings!