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1185
What is the etymology of the '-erei' derivation in German? Was it borrowed from French at some point ('-erie')? Pete...
peter21691
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Nov 30, 2007
11:26 am
1186
... Yes, that and/or Italian -eria. It obviously must have been borrowed before the Late Middle/Early Modern /i:/ > /ai/ change (which was contemporary with...
Benct Philip Jonsson
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Nov 30, 2007
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1187
Hi guys, Quick question: in Dutch, is there a frequently used expression "niet waar", used as a tag question, in the same manner as High German "nicht (wahr)",...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
kraamlep
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Jan 11, 2008
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1188
... Yes, there is. It's actually exactly the same as you wrote, but without space, therefore: "nietwaar?" You don't hear it too often, though, at least not in...
Jan van Steenbergen
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Jan 12, 2008
12:46 pm
1189
... 8< Thanks, Jan! I suppose in colloquial English "eh?" or "innit?" are more common. What have you guys done in your respective conlangs? Best Jamets -- --...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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Jan 12, 2008
3:44 pm
1190
In other Jameld-related news, you may be interested to know that as of today my website now features a searchable Jameld dictionary (link below). It's just a...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
kraamlep
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Jan 12, 2008
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1191
... In Wenedyk, most common is "wiortaæ?" ("truth?"), which is exactly the same what Polish does ("prawda?"). Also common is "kód" ("what?"). Personally I...
Jan van Steenbergen
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Jan 12, 2008
9:08 pm
1192
... Swedish has "inte sant?" too, although "eller hur?" lit. 'or how?' is equally or more common. There may be a slight gender difference with females...
Benct Philip Jonsson
melroch
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Jan 13, 2008
3:39 pm
1193
... That's rather interesting. I'll ask some Norwegian informants if "ikke sant" is similarly marked (and a German colleague about "nicht wahr"). Judging from...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
kraamlep
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Jan 14, 2008
8:53 am
1194
More phrases and idioms: recent browsing in a Frisian dictionary turned up the following: Jou him de [lytse] finger, hy nimt de hiele hân [*] ...which I...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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Jan 19, 2008
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1195
Ge nån ett finger så tar han hela handen Or in Bohuslänska: "Gi'n en fenger så tar'n hele hann". "Finger" is for some reason masculine in Bohuslänska... ...
Benct Philip Jonsson
melroch
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Jan 20, 2008
6:11 pm
1196
I'm mulling over what to do to get anywhere with Burgendish. The development of vowels, particularly final vowels, pretty much determines what happens to...
Benct Philip Jonsson
melroch
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Jan 22, 2008
1:26 pm
1197
BPJ eskrë » ... [snip tabulature] Hmm. Me, I'm not a fan of final -o; it doesn't feel Germanic enough (despite Gothic). Final -a, however, I'm more than...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
kraamlep
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Jan 22, 2008
1:36 pm
1198
BPJ eskrë » ... ... as it is in Norwegian :) Thanks for the Swedish versions! Jamets -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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Jan 23, 2008
2:14 pm
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For all interested in the intertwined relationships between dialects and languages in both Germanic and Romance, and everywhere else I daresay. ...
Benct Philip Jonsson
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Feb 18, 2008
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1200
First, a question about usage: in Dutch and German, how would you say "either" in expressions such as "you either love it or hate it"? In German, would it be a...
Älvard J. te Kraam...
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1201
This posting below is a brief description written in Swedish vocabulary and syntax but in a common standardized experimental Scandinavian orthography,...
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Apr 20, 2008
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1202
Jouppe wrote: "De aksenter, som vanligen finns i alla databehandlingssystem og som kan kombineras med nestan alle vokaler i vanlig Windows milieu (...)" You...
Bernard van Dulmen Kr...
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Apr 20, 2008
9:28 am
1203
... som ... (...)" ... Danish/Norwegian ø and æ, and Swedisch ö and ä by common accents just to fit into Windows? To me that looks like the languages are ...
jouppe
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Apr 20, 2008
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1204
... som ... (...)" ... Danish/Norwegian ø and æ, and Swedisch ö and ä by common accents just to fit into Windows? To me that looks like the languages are ...
jouppe
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Apr 20, 2008
10:58 am
1205
Yag stôytte nu pá en lenk til en hemside som behandlar samme idé: http://members.tripod.com/~Flydet/schola/oppgave.html Dessbetre har forfattaren ingen...
jouppe
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Apr 20, 2008
11:26 am
1206
Jouppe huet geschriwwen: "Ennu angáende ö/ø: det finns en elegant lwsning (loysning): bokstaven <w> er helt ledig i alfabetet. Yag har gjort test med at...
Bernard van Dulmen Kr...
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Apr 20, 2008
11:49 am
1207
En lengre tekst i samskandinavisk ortografi finns nu tilgenglig pá http://koti.welho.com/jschalin/fremtidsperspektiv_av_linus_ganman_del1 .htm Teksten er en...
jouppe
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Apr 20, 2008
6:56 pm
1208
Yag har nu opnat en open source ordliste med etymologiske basdata for samskandinavisk under linken "Database" til venster. Det stár frît fram for alle...
jouppe
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May 11, 2008
9:50 pm
1209
Interesting! Also before it you add to many records to this and paint yourself into a corner, maybe you could include Icelandic and proto-germanic in this...
David Parke
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May 11, 2008
11:35 pm
1210
Thank you for your good comments. Proto-Germanic: I would add an additional field immediately if there was room for more than 10 fields. Middle Low German...
jouppe
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May 12, 2008
6:13 pm
1211
... There seems to be a maximum of 10 columns. Not even the Lord of Instrumentality can change that. Apparently, there is nothing a moderator can do to a table...
Jan van Steenbergen
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May 12, 2008
7:47 pm
1212
Yag endrade feltet for ur-indo-europeisk till medellágtysk. Som tabellen stár nu er alle sprák som er direkt relevante for mitt projekt inbegripne. For at...
jouppe
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May 19, 2008
6:35 pm
1213
What if you just have one column for etymological data? Afterall, an entry is unlikely to be from Proto-Indo-European but NOT also from Middle Low German or...
David Parke
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May 19, 2008
11:09 pm
1214
Then again why not have several? In that way each entry will have an informative header. I may still choose to leave some columns empty. For borrowings from...
jouppe
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