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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:36 pm
by gailr
Here you can find a collection of links to conlangs, artificial languages, auxiliary languages, etc.
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I had not heard of "D'ni" before and took a look at that one. I was enchanted to see that its alphabet is comprised of
constanents and
vowels.
I'll borrow a line from the Brazilian_dude here and say I don't know squat about this. But I'm guessing: the
constanents are "stationary" sounds (and the vowels are...not?)...
-gailr
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 4:13 am
by frank
I had not heard of "D'ni" before and took a look at that one. I was enchanted to see that its alphabet is comprised of constanents and vowels.
I'll borrow a line from the Brazilian_dude here and say I don't know squat about this. But I'm guessing: the constanents are "stationary" sounds (and the vowels are...not?)...
What do you mean by "the consonants are stationary"? Like in Arabic, where you have roots as S_L_M (indicating a "basic meaning"), in which the _ can be filled out with a vowel/with vowels to produce actual words as S
aL
aM,
iSL
aM, ...?
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 10:47 am
by Perry
Frank, look again. Gail was riffing on constanents.
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 11:30 am
by frank
Frank, look again. Gail was riffing on constanents.
Oooooooooops, oh my... Lol.
F
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 2:22 pm
by Huny
Frank, look again. Gail was riffing on constanents.
Oooooooooops, oh my... Lol.
F
That's O.K. Frank, I didn't get it at first either.
gailr is elegantly constant in her subtlety
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:03 am
by sluggo
Frank, look again. Gail was riffing on constanents.
Oooooooooops, oh my... Lol.
F
That's O.K. Frank, I didn't get it at first either.
gailr is elegantly constant in her subtlety
- but constantly unsubtle in her elegance.
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 1:35 am
by Huny
Oooooooooops, oh my... Lol.
F
That's O.K. Frank, I didn't get it at first either.
gailr is elegantly constant in her subtlety
- but constantly unsubtle in her elegance.
Silly
Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 12:36 am
by malachai
I have heard that there are people who speak Esperanto as a native language. Can anyone confirm this?