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Hi guys, Pretty quiet here at the moment... I'm putting the finishing touches to the Jameld Dictionary, including (as previously discussed here) IPA...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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Aug 12, 2005
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Hi! ... I'd say it's usually postalveolar, so maybe [r\_-] (where _- means 'retracted'), since _train_ gives you [tSr\_-...] in many dialects. This is in...
Henrik Theiling
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Aug 12, 2005
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1026
... Interesting... Still gives me a sore throat though :) ... Righto! Funny thing is, I never had German down as having that "French" uvular R. Goes to show...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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Aug 13, 2005
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1027
Hi guys! I'm Stephan, and I have posted a lot of ideas about an artificial germanic-like language on the yahoo-group "Folkspraak". My language is called...
Stephan Schneider
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Aug 14, 2005
3:31 pm
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James wrote: "I was hoping someone here could provide some info about the various realisations of R in Germanic and other major European languages. Some I am ...
Daniel Prohaska
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Aug 17, 2005
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"AFAIK, no [X] occurs for _r_ in German. In the situation where you'd expect devoicing, the vowel [6] is used instead." In regional pronunciation of the...
Daniel Prohaska
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Aug 17, 2005
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1030
I've uploaded a new Jameld pronunciation guide to the dictionary section of www.zolid.com/zm -- I'd appreciate any comments on this and the Jam-Eng dict as a...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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Aug 17, 2005
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1031
Hi! ... Oh, yes, right! **Henrik...
Henrik Theiling
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Aug 17, 2005
11:27 am
1032
Hi! Hmm, it seems I disagree a bit in this mail, however: ... No, 'fahren' has no [6]. You need a non-syllabic consonant or stem beginning or word end after...
Henrik Theiling
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Aug 17, 2005
11:55 am
1033
Im Auftrag von Henrik Theiling „Hi! Hmm, it seems I disagree a bit in this mail, however:“ ... “No, 'fahren' has no [6]. You need a non-syllabic...
Daniel Prohaska
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Aug 17, 2005
1:10 pm
1034
Hi! Strange mail you sent -- full of superfluous line breaks which I'll delete in my answer. ... No. :-) ... Ah, ok. Bühnenaussprache is a bit exaggerated....
Henrik Theiling
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Aug 17, 2005
2:08 pm
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„Hi! Strange mail you sent -- full of superfluous line breaks which I'll delete in my answer.“ I don’t know what my outlook is doing there. Just keep on...
Daniel Prohaska
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Aug 17, 2005
5:42 pm
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... It can go many ways, indeed. Most "standard" and IMO correct would be indeed [r], but a variety of other sounds can be encountered too, including [4],...
Jan van Steenbergen
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Aug 22, 2005
1:01 pm
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To me, the German /r/ rules appear very simple: /r/ is [R] at the beginning and [6] at the end of a syllable. [@6] always collapses into [6], and [a6] into...
Christian Thalmann
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Aug 25, 2005
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1038
Hi all, I was musing around over creating some alternative Germanic words/names for the moon, and thought about taking PIE (s)kand- ("shine, illuminate, glow")...
Carl Edlund Anderson
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Nov 25, 2005
11:49 am
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Hi! Sorry for the crosspost and/or any duplicates you receive. I did not dare to send this to all the specialised conlang lists. Or should I? Anyway: since...
Henrik Theiling
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Jan 8, 2006
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Does the Second Germanic Soundshift pre- or post-date the fronting of vowels under the influence of -i-?...
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Jan 18, 2006
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On Behalf Of habarakhe4 "Does the Second Germanic Soundshift pre- or post-date the fronting of vowels under the influence of -i-?" I'd say SS2 pre-dated the...
Daniel Prohaska
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Jan 18, 2006
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... The second sound shift definitely predates *phonemic* i-umlaut, as can be seen from Langobardic and Old High German, but whether it predates *phonetic*...
Melroch 'Aestan
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Jan 19, 2006
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1043
... the ... So para'doksis to para'daksis to pfar'taxsiz to pfar't&xsiz...
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Jan 25, 2006
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Hi! I'm currently gathering data for my new long-term project S17, which will be Latin with Icelandic sound changes. The conhistory will probably start around...
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Feb 2, 2006
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1045
Hi! I just stumbled over another phenomenon in Old Norse (ON) that I don't fully understand. I read about the rule that in early Proto-Norse (PN), after light ...
theiling@...
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Feb 5, 2006
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the germaniconlang group. File :...
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Feb 11, 2006
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the germaniconlang group. File :...
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Feb 12, 2006
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1048
Here's a basic dialogue in Capraian. For those without incredibly long memories, this is my Mediterranean Germanic conlang project. It's Germanic, but it's not...
Älvard J. te Kra...
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Mar 11, 2006
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I thought the point of Folksprak was to make a simple Inter-Germanic language. I just took a look at the Folksprak PDF uploaded last month and it seems to be...
Etherman23
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Mar 12, 2006
4:53 am
1050
Hi, thanks for your comments. First off let me state that there is no "official" version of Folksprak yet, and that grammar is my own creation (albeit with...
David Parke
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Mar 13, 2006
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1051
I've been just observing for a while, because I like a posteriori conlangs. I've creating a Romantic conlang, but lately, I've been itching to try to make a...
maestro.tomas
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Mar 18, 2006
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... Welcome! ... That's true. But, if you really want to go for a historically plausible romlang, you should base it on Vulgar instead of Classical Latin. And...
Jan van Steenbergen
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Mar 20, 2006
12:12 am
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... Indeed. My first association was Occitan, but we're clearly in the same region. In a way, it looks Romance as well as Germanic. A wonderful language,...
Jan van Steenbergen
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