Re: Greetings
From: | J Matthew Pearson <pearson@...> |
Date: | Sunday, July 16, 2000, 23:18 |
Elie itskanat iteh tuke, ia Tsiosie! Ikoin kas oponulkamia iten sulneho io...
Welcome to the list, Josh! Now you have to tell us something about your
language...
I guess that _tidi_ means language, _mote/moti_ means "list", _vjooa_ and
_vjot_ are different forms of "this" (perhaps determiner and pronoun,
respectively), and _ot_ is some sort of present tense copular element ("is").
Am I warm? Please tell more. My favourite part of this list is reading
grammatical sketches of other people's languages.
Matt.
Josh wrote:
> 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 :)