Re: Greetings

cuenaen govamme,

elivas in derin erthulmiriel i hornon, ir ioshan. in entar vemairmir
codiarth, vergueniel minthilme elivas in derin na iar hatag derrion iarros
hatag derrion.  nir bebeleg elivas in asenimind derrion alorniliel.

Greetings

Welcome to the list, Josh.  I think it is an excellent idea to introduce
yourself and your conlang in your conlang.  More of us should follow your
example.

David

David E. Bell
The Gray Wizard
    dbell@graywizard.net
    www.graywizard.net

"Wisdom begins in wonder." - Socrates


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Constructed Languages List [mailto:CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU]On
> Behalf Of Josh
> Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2000 12:43 PM
> To: CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU
> Subject: Greetings
>
>
> Alo!
>
>    O pixi u mote vjooa ot.  Ve alooi te re xevee.  Vjot nii tidi ot.  Ovi
> kartese penee.  Je moti vjooa re gofii wisaa jera otee.  Rede ve nii tidi
> tjese puaa jewee.  O ve se tidi nele emevonaa mole yi.  Tue o gapi yisaa
> jewe tu.  Eme ot.  Cayi hueea!
>
> (Hello!
>
>    I am new to this list.  I wanted to say hello.  This is my language.  I
> call it Kartesian.  I am very happy that I found this list.  I now have a
> place to share my language.  I have always liked creating languages.  So I
> should have fun here.  That's all.  Good bye!)
>
> For those whom it may concern, the doubled vowels written in the Kartesian
> text above are supposed to be accented, but obviously...well, you all know
> the whole Unicode issue, so I won't go there.  I shall be back soon.
>
> -- Josh :)
>