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Next - upload (to the internet) Salvian: Kanal-, kaml- "to upload, create a copy of in virtual space" (from kal "pray") Kamlu "virtual copy" Next: icon, holy image Gûna - "religious icon, holy image" (From Classical Arabic qūna "icon") Next: dictato...

Dē Graut Bʉr wrote: ↑Sat Oct 20, 2018 2:52 am Dē jiess flútbrot iss sgillig oss dē miessē.
Lsette maita pas li naik itu hâi nok asto.
Your liquid bread is different from mine.

Netḥeyyer. Xenû yekûn khubz lîkidu?
I am confused. What is liquid bread?

Omani bisi mekop langwic yunu af? How many active conlangs do y'all have? Ad Reima leim megdumauh dihina ad ɾəima ləim mɛŋdʉmaʉx dihina PROP Leima language grow-most RS-REL.GEN-1s Leima is the most developed language I have Eun reimre ina edungelleim moudyoreim weid eunado urene moenedoe ɛʉn ɾəimrɛ...

jal wrote: ↑Mon Sep 10, 2018 7:12 am Mi in sahtm bo wo mi les tok.
I don't know what to talk about.


JAL

Onestment, rien fage nessun.
/onəstmənt riən fad͡ʒ nəsin/
[onəstmənt ɹiən fad͡ʒ nəsin]
honestly NEG do.1.PRES.IND.SG neither
Honestly, neither do I.

itajja na jiraaci ki mutaañi titaika, hau wai miwwa itajja be.possible DS words DET fall broken, 1s TOP NEG.IMPRF be.possible The language might break, I won't sapi, onyu cafa'ukutyon aandalo bonaandama'aba. PM be word-PL-that.PL life conlanger-POSS Now that is the life of a conlanger. Poc oth mais...

akamchinjir wrote: ↑Thu Sep 06, 2018 2:06 pm itajja na jiraaci ki mutaañi titaika, hau wai miwwa itajja
be.possible DS words DET fall broken, 1s TOP NEG.IMPRF be.possible
The language might break, I won't

Citàçon grande!
/sitɔsɔ̃ gɾɑ̃d/
quote-FEM.SG great-FEM.SG
Great quote!

I know there are languages where the voicing of stops and fricatives is dependent on their position - i.e. intervocalic -, but can a language develop positional voicing even for its sonorants, such as liquids and nasals? If we assume that the lanɡuaɡe has /j w ɾ l/ for liquids and /m n ɲ ŋ/ for nas...

Does anyone else have /wʌnt/ for went ? I think this might be related to my pin - pen merger, but it's hard to say because I can't think of any other words where I have /ɛ/ > [ʌ]. What about "twenty"? [twʌɾ̃i] ~ [tʃwʌɾ̃i] seems fairly common. In the dialect here it is normal to have [ˈtʲʰ...

mèþru wrote: ↑Mon Sep 03, 2018 11:21 amyes

Thanks.

Is /sP/ > /Pʼ/ a plausible sound change, with P being a voiceless plosive or affricate?

Jo concordo. Sempre est bon ad agiterle de vez en quand. /ʐəkõkoːdə sẽpʁ əht bõ aw əɖ͡ʐitəːlə də ves ẽ kwãw/ [ʐə.kõ.koː.də.sẽp.ʁəht.bõ.na.wə.ɖ͡ʐi.təːl.də.ve.zẽ.kwãw] 1.NOM.SG agree-1.PRES.IND.SG be.3.PRES.IND.SG always good to shake.INF-3.OBL.SG from.time.to.time I agree. It's always good to change...

/p b t d c ɟ k g ʔ/ - <p b t d c j k g q> /ts ʈʂ/ - <c č> /s ʂ ç x xʷ ꭓ h/ - <s š ç x xw x̣ h> /v (ð) l j w ʕ/ - <v z l y w r> /m n ŋ/ - <m n ng> /r̥ r/ - <rh r> In stressed syllables: /a ɛ ɞ ʌ ɔ e ø i y ʊ u/ - <a é ä o ó e ë i ü ö u> /ʌi̯ œy̯ ɔu̯ ɛu̯ ʊi̯/ - <ai oi ou eu ui> /ɒʌ̯ eæ̯ øɶ̯ iɛ̯ yœ̯ uɔ̯...

That's just because you were used to it. Ray ray. Dis a ol difa. Difa kola-dem, difa fon-dem, difa difa difa. Mi et difa. Exactly. It's all differnt. Different colours, different fonts, very, very different. I hate different. Miurhianatt natem dager mî o mêchto /ˈmʏʊɹjɪnɪt ˈnɛtəm ˈdaʕəɹ mɪi ʊ ˈməːx...

Travis B. wrote: ↑Sat Sep 01, 2018 8:51 pm Ləzeccit šu nerèwo go.
fail-GER-PM NEG miss.IPFV-A:1S-P:3PM EGO
I do not miss the errors.

Ευ υ λιϝω σωμιρο.
NEG 3.NOM.PLU.SG miss.1.PRES.IND.SG either
I do not miss them either.