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12044
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Feb 3, 2008
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12045
Hei Joe Easy to read, and a nice little story I see you use "des" in the sense of "their",does that mean "his" and "her" as well? Both "alredig" and "schon"?...
chamavian
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Feb 4, 2008
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Fertovered Ringsporen Dar war de elb- ond gøstfolk op grasland danse, endstoe ringbescheppend sporen, for dee de menschen schull beware si god . De wild...
chamavian
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Feb 4, 2008
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Hai frenden! Ek wais nikt wat to sagen. Es ha so fiele wariasionen fon da folk spraak dat ek wais nikt was is was. Trosdem beliwe ek dat wi oss fersteen ok dat...
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Feb 4, 2008
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12049
"Full"? "Foll"? "kurt"? "kort"? It's a bit debatable either way. I don't think "smal" should be used in exactly the same sense as English "small". I think FS...
David Parke
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Feb 5, 2008
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12050
Yeah, Dutch smal is thin/narrow as well, but that's with a short A just like English... Scandy små means small as in English but has a long vowel like German...
chamavian
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Feb 5, 2008
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12051
Danish/Norwegian/Swedish also have "smal", which seems to mean the same as DE schmal, NL smal....
David Parke
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Feb 5, 2008
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12052
BTW, when I evaluate Dutch vowels for whether they are long or short, I try to check for derived forms (such as plurals of nouns, comparitives of adjectives),...
David Parke
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Feb 5, 2008
10:22 am
12053
Hi David, It is not "daagje" in Dutch, but "dagje" with short A, from "dag". But: its plural is "daagjes", from "dagen" with long A (which is spelt AA in close...
chamavian
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Feb 5, 2008
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Forgot "dagelijk" with long a also. Probably in Old Low Franconian, there were geminating consonants. The old short vowels stayed short in the presence of the...
David Parke
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Feb 5, 2008
10:58 pm
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Yes, Old Low Franconian, one of the ancestors of Dutch, had geminates like all the other old Germanic languages. I meant by "closed syllable" that a syllable...
chamavian
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Feb 6, 2008
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... From: "chamavian" <roerd096@...> To: <folkspraak@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 6:45 PM Subject: [folkspraak] Re: New file...
Peter Collier
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Feb 6, 2008
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Not? So what are the pronunciations of A in British "water", [Q:], [O:] [a:], [}:]? But Standard it is short [O], isn't it, as in RP ["wOt@], Cockney ["wO'@],...
chamavian
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Feb 6, 2008
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... From: "chamavian" <roerd096@...> To: <folkspraak@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 8:07 PM Subject: [folkspraak] Re: New file...
Peter Collier
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Feb 6, 2008
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In my English -- which has more in common with British recieved prono than American English -- the vowel is definitely long as in ["wO:t@]. It's same vowel...
David Parke
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Feb 7, 2008
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12060
For me the vowels of Small and Water are short when I think of them. Okay, not as short as a short vowel in Dutch smal or bal, but something like mid-short...
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Feb 7, 2008
4:12 pm
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That's the difference between a phoneme and an allophone. The vowel in those words may well in practice be shorter than the vowel in "raw" or "broad". But it...
David Parke
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Feb 7, 2008
8:13 pm
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Mmmmh... why not allophones of [O], instead of of [O:]? I'd expect the short vowel to be the basic one, or is that different in English? And the A in "what",...
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Feb 7, 2008
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... From: "chamavian" <roerd096@...> To: <folkspraak@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 11:25 PM Subject: [folkspraak] Re: New file...
Peter Collier
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Feb 7, 2008
11:34 pm
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And the vowel in "what" is different to the vowel in "that" for some unknown reason and this is no doubt frustrating for english learners. It's quite common in...
David Parke
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Feb 8, 2008
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What and That having a different vowel is not so difficult, for foreign lerarners the main rule about English spelling rules is that there are no logical...
chamavian
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Feb 10, 2008
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... From: "chamavian" <roerd096@...> To: <folkspraak@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 11:17 AM Subject: [folkspraak] Re: New file...
Peter Collier
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Feb 10, 2008
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I think most languages have their own "hard" sounds, that is: difficult for foreigners. For Folksprak, I like to keep the phonology as simple as possible, ...
chamavian
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Feb 19, 2008
6:23 pm
12068
... I have been learning French recently, and I can't for the life of me distinguish between [2] and [9]. In French there is no vowel length distinction so...
David Parke
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Feb 20, 2008
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12069
... possible, ... not ... too. ... combination ... PG ... from ... before ... became "y" ... the ... Modern ... short ... then ... whether ... to ... [Y] ... I...
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Feb 21, 2008
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I`m an Esperantist, and my interest in conlangs landed me here. This is all very fun. I`ve looked over some of the postings. I have much to say, but will hold...
swarvin
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May 6, 2008
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Where are you located Victor? Your dialect sounds interesting. I remember seeing in the excellent BBC documentary "The Story of English", an island off the...
David Parke
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May 6, 2008
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12077
Maybe we have to build a "FS library" or resource library. I propose the following: I will create a big yyyy-mm-dd_FS-lib.zip file wich contains stories,...
Evert Mouw
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May 6, 2008
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David Parke <parked@...> wrote: Where are you located Victor? Your dialect sounds interesting. I remember seeing in the...
Andrew Jarrette
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