Hi Everyone, I think this is my first post here! Anywho, I wanted to ask something I had asked previously on CONLANG but I guess no one knew the answer, so I...
... which ... meant ... treaty ... So - the character in question is a woman living in (just barely) pre-Carolingian Alsace, which makes the language the...
Hello, I am a new member, and the reason I joined this group is to find out about a language supposedly spoken in western Ireland (or previously spoken in...
... Welcome! ... Hmm, I have absolutely never heard of the language, and it isn't mentioned in the SIL Ethnologue either. It is not presented like a conlang...
... I'm no expert, but it looks suspiciously like English relexed with Irish words given English-style spellings. The "My name is ..." page gives "Mwo anam...
Jan, That might have been me who pstd that language. I quit the group, and then I changed e-mail addresses. But, someone else could have had the same idea...
Here is a brief sketch of Neudeutsch. I have revised it a bit, and one must remember what I have said in the past, this is an Englishman's way of speaking...
... This is great, thank you very much for posting it! This gives me lots of ideas! I had an idea when I was a kid to do a German dialect that would evolve...
... paganism, ... a group. ... I have the same feeling too. I did find the following two websites where folks were discussing what this language is or could...
Eamon, That is funny you mention Afrikaans; I created a language called "Deukaans." Here are some sentences in dialogue form: Ech spraat nie Deukaans. Kaan u...
Hee-hee; I am the one who started that discussion on Antimoon. Clark (a.k.a. Cmhiv) Eamon <robertg@...> wrote:--- In germaniconlang@yahoogroups.com,...
I made a mistake on the post I sent about Deukaans. "I" is supposed to be "ech" and never "ek." Clark ... Do You Yahoo!? -- Une adresse @yahoo.fr gratuite et...
Just noticed something else... ... If "sich" means both "him" and "himself", how do you distinguish "he kills him" from "he kills himself"? I guess you could...
... Did you consider "wir sein", "ihr sein", "sie sein"? That would be more in the spirit of English, and, accidentally, it is the same thing which happens in ...
Context, my dear freund, context. Clark Hapeman Christian Thalmann <cinga@...> wrote:Just noticed something else... ... If "sich" means both "him" and...
Thanks...but I am still not over previous comments...that is just how I am. Yes, there are kinks in my system, and I have re-worked the grammar several times,...
I forgot that "es" is not the neuter article in standard German. So, I will have to work on the "de Apfel 's Buch" part. Clark Hapeman ... Do You Yahoo!? --...
... Honestly, I don't know what you mean. I haven't been able to trace down any negative comments to your language, nor can I remember any ad hominem attacks. ...
Here is a revised version of Neudeutsch. Keep in mind that it is bound to change. ich = Idu = you (sing./pl)er = hesie = she/theyes = itwir = we mich = medu =...
Jan, Actually, the Pennsylvania Dutch are not Dutch at all; they are German. Have you ever heard of these people before? They live in Pennsylvania, Ohio,...
Dear All, My name's Dan Ryan and I just joined. Years ago I constructed an Old English based conlang and have recently rediscovered my interest in conlangs. I...
Well, I must admit that I changed them in the third version (the latest one I sent out). Essentially, I did what I set out to do; make the language where all...
I've been wondering, what is it about [North and East] Germanic languages that sets them apart from other languages? If you do not understand what I am asking,...
... Those particular changes (and others besides, such as o>a, or stressing the first root syllable in all words) are shared by all Germanic languages. My...
Greetings everyone! Wow, all these wonderful new conlang groups! Some of you probably know me from the CONLANG list. I've had a fascination with Germanic...
... Welcome! ... So what makes a South Germanic language? (Apparently, though, another name for West Germanic languages is South Germanic, because a group of ...
... Welcome, Thomas! ... Hehe, you are not the only one. But I am an avid fan of James' other language, Sevorian, too. ... Yes, I the idea of filling gaps in...
... Welcome to you too! This is the right place for sharing all you want to share about your language. ... Is that a sample? Jan ===== "Originality is the art...
... Actually, my conlang (F=o/tisk /f2:tIS/) seems like it wants to be West Germanic, influenced in its later stages by North Germanic. And the speakers of it...
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