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Agióhoásii Tiámakànani!
arid.PERF Germanic.speech
Germanic languages suck!

Nord au Sud?

Ci ha kiumi. Emdu uk uin uagó, soteu haisa ma nu iamado. Sen nos sie murasag koso, pesis uardinet uadu!
[tʃi ha cúmi || ẽ.u uk win wáɣoː | sóteu̯ hái̯sa ma nu jámá.o | sen nos ʃe múrasaɣ kóso | pésis wárinet wá.u]
I agree. They're not bad, but there are a lot. We will stand together against the hordes!

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Είναι όλα Ελληνικά για μένα.

Held din Tunge! Germanisce spreacen zind micel cool. Ic lufie do.
hɛəɫd dɪn tʰʊ̂ŋː.ə̌ ˌgɛʁ̞mɑ.ˈnɪː̂.ʒə̌ ˈsprɛə.tʃn̩ zɪnː ˈme.tʃɫ̩ kuɫ eʃ ˈlʊ̂.vɨ̌ dɔ
Shaddup! (Hold your tongue) Germanic languages are really cool. I love them.

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I am Ratatosk, Norse Squirrel of Strife!

There are 10 types of people in this world:
-Those who understand binary
-Those who don't

Mater tua circeta ibat et pater tuus sambucorum olficiebat!

On min Sekondarscole, vi hat Soud-Korejsc Austascstudents, ond dej hat sej lang Vokals.
/ɒn mɪn 'sɛkɒndˌɑɾʃɒlǝ, vi hɑt søud kɒɾejʃ 'astɒʃˌstudɛnts ond dej hɑt sej lɑŋ vɑkǝlz/
In my High School, we had South-Korean exchange students, and they had very long vowels

lol, les imaginé se reiend en motión lenta, "ke:::, ke:::, ke:::" xD
lol, I have imagined them laughing in slowmotion "ke:::, ke:::, ke:::" xD

Mas bah, les sudkoreáns se communican través mensages en jogs, en qual mod, nais la lenga oral.
But duh, South-Koreans communicate through gaming messages, anyway, not spoken language.

Die koreaansie Schprooche'scht seer plaat end loongvylik zu myne Ouren.
The Korean language is very dull and tedious to my ears.

Die Geschiedenie von et ischt interessante jeedog.
The history of it is interesting though.

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Huy gres main thuy thet uit witten it?
[hɛʉ gɾɛz ðɛʉ meːn ðɛt ɛʉt 'wɪt.ɛn ɪt]
How did you do that without knowing it?

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"Think only of the past as its remembrance gives you pleasure."
-Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice

Ken xab Kymdy bedek diqec?
Doesn't Wales have labour laws?

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I KEIM HEWE IN THE ΠVEΓININΓ TA LEAWN WELX, ΠVVT NAW THE ΠVWΠVΣE FVW ΠVEINΓ HEWE IΣ VNKLEAW. THAT IΣ WAIT I LIKE TA MAKE KAWNLANΓΣ AWN THE ΣΠAWT.
TVWTLEHEAΔ

Ce hi dinda e una Pusan ... can't be fucked making up words for "whine, sulk, sentence"
And girls from Pusan whine at the end of every sentence like a sulking child saying "nooOOooOOOooOO. I don't want tooOOOooOOOoooOO"

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Glossing Abbreviations: COMP = comparative, C = complementiser, ACS / ICS = accessible / inaccessible, GDV = gerundive, SPEC / NSPC = specific / non-specific
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MY MUSIC

Yingelanle lanafannu.
イングランドに住んでるよ
he lives in england...

Aynglen'gok tkarhuit pleu log huoo?
England labour.law be.absent Q NEG
Are there no labour laws in England?

I dunno, I think you can opt out of them.

I was going to say something about the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, but I haven't designed any of the characters I would need for "Industrial Revolution", and it's late, so I give up.

Ei mercedatz 24 oncis is tursatz preninci tirter agi maranç.
The past week I worked 24 hours only because I was ill.

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Un llapis mai dibuixa sense una mà.

Inferm com?
Ill how?

Just going through a list of phrases to test the grammar of Alahithian and have created the longest noun phrase so far:

Fisod bilawo modow valivawez shang fiwij davo.
child-PL many have wreath.of.flowers-PL their head.PL on
Many little girls with wreaths of flowers on their heads.

Something in this grammar is working. So far...

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It was about time I changed this.

Ig bien drinken Baileys end et ischt slechz 07:15. Ig voele seer miede end eetgepuut os Gester.
I'm drinking Baileys and it's only 7:15. I feel very tired and worn down from yesterday.

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Min alter Sester has sagt dat dise Sprauk as Sferigisc klengt. Sci lejbt Klang de Sferigisc.
/mɪn 'ɑltɛɾ 'sɛstɚɾ hɑz sɑχt dɑt dɪsǝ spɾak ɑz 'sfɛɾiχiʃ klɛŋt ʃɪ lejbt klɑŋ de 'sfɛɾiχiʃ/
My older sister said that this language sounds like Swedish. She loves the sound of Swedish.

Vellekt es nur min Intonacon is.
/'vɛlɛkt ɛz nuɚɾ mɪn ˌɪntɒ'nɑtʃɒn ɪz/
Perhaps it's just my intonation.

chilyep ba ninits āpelsat wi kaya ya "Ol Kelek"
in before someone references Old Gregg

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<Anaxandridas> How many artists do you know get paid?
<Anaxandridas> Seriously, name five.

Zurikommen zu ju Hiele, JE BIEST!
Get back to your cave, YOU BEAST!

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Nonquan nə mə ai sabudəs negunəs dəl nort, ansina non sai.
Never met any northerners, so I wouldn't know.
Nah, cessas də Seul lə fazənt tambein.
Nah, Seoulite girls do that too.

Give to mEEeeEEeeEEE!!

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ZBB Conlang Index (check first post)

Correctas meia lenga inventada?
Are you correcting my conlang O_o?

Nais tods les diphthongs au /aw/ deviniren /o/ n'Irlanés. La disjunctión es /a/ ascripta au per etymologia. Concretament, les /aw/ initials deviniren just /a/: [...], assic que naltres logs se desenvolveu tal n'Espanyol au Catalán: [...]. Assic y ha exceptions a /o/ en favor de /a/ n'Espanyol, nel cas de aug- initial [...], n'Irlanés simplesment fou generalizad nessa positión. Nals dialects con vocalizatión de /l/ a fen syllábic, adim cosas tal atre per altre.
Not all au /aw/ diphthongs became /o/ in Irlandic. The disjunction is /a/ spelled au etymologically.
Concretely, word-initial /aw/ became just /a/: adir (to hear), asar (both to dare and to roast), ar (gold), arelya (ear); while at other places it behaved as in Spanish or Catalan: tor (bull), poc (few), etc. There are also exceptions to /o/ in favor of /a/ in Spanish, in case of initial aug- (agosto for instance), in Irlandic it just generalized in that position. In some dialects with vocalization of /l/ in coda, we hear things like atre today for altre (other).

"Nunca no me he sabidos ningunos del norte"?

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