Conlang fluency thread

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Nortaneous wrote: Tue May 16, 2023 8:59 pm Dvtwqnpjet yet katchanlpiat wunlczlxi?
[dʙʉ̩̃˥w̃ɒ̃˩dʑe˥ je˥ ka˥tɕæ̃˧pɕæ˥ wũ˧tsə̥ɕi̥]
weave-language=TOP.Q E.TOP three-consonant difficult-AUG
Are glosses for triconsonantal languages so difficult?
Ŋii tewu waq.
they they.say do

It would appear so.

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I have thought again about xxx's posts, and came to the conclusion that maybe the "broken English" in parentheses is the glosses that we all want to see, even if I so far could not discern any correspondences with the texts.
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WeepingElf wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 5:58 am … maybe the "broken English" in parentheses is the glosses that we all want to see …
I thought we clarified that point long ago. They’re not very helpful glosses, though, insofar as the point of a gloss is to help understand the structure of a sentence in a different language (and like you I can’t discern any correspondence between those glosses and their accompanying texts).
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bradrn wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 6:05 am
WeepingElf wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 5:58 am … maybe the "broken English" in parentheses is the glosses that we all want to see …
I thought we clarified that point long ago. They’re not very helpful glosses, though, insofar as the point of a gloss is to help understand the structure of a sentence in a different language (and like you I can’t discern any correspondence between those glosses and their accompanying texts).
Sorry, then, for stating what had already been clarified.
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.
xxx wrote: Tue May 16, 2023 12:47 pm(but yes, it's a real idiolect that I'm keeping to myself for now...)
.
Dos - hol.ol ma hol, hyl-ek sa hol
Q - thing close corral, place-inward open space
A private thing in a public place?

Gwyn.gwy (dos practice) gwyn.gwy
I say (Q practice) I say.
"Practice?"
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keenir wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 7:28 amDos - hol.ol ma hol, hyl-ek sa hol
o¶G²‮´„´²ÆZo¶m²ÆXG´r²‮´ÂZo¶m²o´·‮´Â

(men travelling land unknown and these men maybe not speaking about the path to this land and these men speaking about thing of this lands...)
explorers of unknown lands don't always talk about the passes that lead to them but rather about the things they saw there (explorers clubs, like the zompist bboard for example, are made for that no...)
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xxx wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 9:10 am o¶G²‮´„´²ÆZo¶m²ÆXG´r²‮´ÂZo¶m²o´·‮´Â

(men travelling land unknown and these men do maybe not speaking about the path to this land and these men speaking about thing of this lands...)
explorers of unknown lands don't always talk about the passes that lead to them but rather about the things they saw there (explorers clubs, like the zompist bboard for example, are made for that no...)
Dos hol.ol mem.gwy? Dos hol.ol mem dys.mem.gwy
Q thing 3rdPerson.say? Q thing 3rdPerson thus.3rdPerson.say
Are you speaking? Are you replying?
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Mi jos bile im, an mi a abays olda yunu im bes yu fi mek ray sem.
I just ignored him*, and I advise everyone who's annoyed by him to do the same.
*Via view profile, "add foe".


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keenir wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 9:59 amDos hol.ol mem.gwy? Dos hol.ol mem dys.mem.gwy
mÁq²mÃmÁ
(me acting on words mine...)
fixed...
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xxx wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 1:21 pm
keenir wrote: Wed May 17, 2023 9:59 amDos hol.ol mem.gwy? Dos hol.ol mem dys.mem.gwy
mÁq²mÃmÁ
(me acting on words mine...)
fixed...
my eyes aren't what they used to be...can you tell me, please, what did you change?
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mwmur nouji rw
(me past talking to you...)
this was a reply to you...
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kihun naye tseku nokonko nihamyanko
weather-ACC during early.spring proceed-PROG nice-CAUS-PROG
The weather is improving as spring comes along.
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1 良さイ23 在れ!
「しんじ よさイキ あれ!」
Shinji yosai chi are.
[ɕíˑɲ.ʑì jó̞ᵝˑ.s̪ɐ̞̀ì4 c͡ɕîˑ ɐ̞́ˑ.ɾ̪è̞]
spring good.SUPERLATIVE.ADNOMINAL season COPULA.EXCLAMATORY
"Spring is the best season!"
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Note 1: Etymologically from elements 大 (shin - "great, large"), etymologically abstracted from proto-Japonic *shinku "grow", 季 (chi, -ji) "time, era, period, season", either originally meaning "season of growing" or "great season" (perhaps for its internal cultural significance).
Note 2: The superlative form derives from Proto-Japonic *sa, an exclamatory and nominalised adjectival form, reinterpreted as an emphatic adjective ending to which regular conjugational morphemes were appended.
Note 3: Probably etymologically connected with the Proto-Japonic element *ki, possibly originally meaning "past", or else shortened or abstracted from *to2ki "time"
Note 4: Represents a more conservative pronunciation; historic [ɐ̞i] has shifted to [ɛi] or merged with [e̞ː] in many varieties.
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nÂO|È}µ³¶ëº9ÈƼUHĸH³Vs³ ¼
(my smile is given by the days going down...)
I like fall...
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秋も良しい。
「あしもよしい。」
Asche mo yoshi.
[ɐ̞́ˑ.ʃɘ mʷò̞ᵝ jó̞ᵝˑ.ɕì]
autumn also good.PREDICATIVE
"Autumn is also nice."
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Rounin Ryuuji wrote: Thu May 18, 2023 3:02 pm 秋も良しい。
「あしもよしい。」
Asche mo yoshi.
[ɐ̞́ˑ.ʃɘ mʷò̞ᵝ jó̞ᵝˑ.ɕì]
autumn also good.PREDICATIVE
"Autumn is also nice."
Tas gwyn.
Yes I.say
I agree.


Dys-holol myr-hololol, sapat gwynamat {mile} emd hast hul emd hast hul emd hast
Dys-hol.ol myr-hol.ol-ol, sa.pat gwyn.am.at {mile} emd hast hul emd hast hul emd hast
Brings sun-thing-(?unanalyzed as yet), walk I.say-I.doing {mile} number 1/4 and number 1/4 and number 1/4
Brings today, walk I {mile} counting/number 1/4 & 1/4 & 1/4
Today I walked 3/4 of a mile.
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oÃPKÉ~¶´·q¶q´á½…ÉoÃ\q¶ƒ´¹Ui½q¶ÄI´·U[
(me sad by animal in home mine and it often fighting with the second one having to leave...)
it's sad, my dog continuously fought with the new one that I couldn't keep...
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Nràupam kmôims palm céaksicop.
/ŋɾáùpam kmúíms paɾm ʃìáksiʃup/
[ˈŋɾæu̯˦˨pɐm km̥oi̯mz˥ pɐlm ˈʃɛɑ̯˨˥ksɪʃop]
nràup-
dog-
am
THM
kmòi-
new-
^ms
REL.THM
palm
2SG.POS.THM
céaksi-
sad-
co-
1SG.SUB-
p
2SG.OBJ


I'm sorry about your new dog.
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r·ÅÄâ¾Z\†Êâ¾·r¹Q~Ê
(him future inside please house of good persons...)
I hope he will find a home with good masters
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Nniaxjot tqpbbv fup mthzxpvp hapya. Dqtdqt nha fup chip.
[ɲ̩˧ɲæ˥˩dʑo˥ tɒ˩mbʙʉ˧ ɸu˩m̩˥xə˥˩pʙ̥ʉ̥ xa˩jæ˧ || dɒ˥dɒ˥ n̩˧xa˧ ɸu˩ tɕi˩]
CLF-cat=TOP house PST=DIR-move\EGO-CAUS like_that || quality CLF-3 PST bring_forth
We got a cat that way once. He was a good cat.
Duaj teibohnggoe kyoe' quaqtoeq lucj lhaj k'yoejdej noeyn tucj.
K'yoejdaq fohm q'ujdoe duaj teibohnggoen dlehq lucj.
Teijp'vq. Teijp'vq. Teijp'vq. Teijp'vq. Teijp'vq. Teijp'vq. Teijp'vq.
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