Re: Greetings

CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU writes:
>> 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!)
>>
Sabísaw na kaabalangim ka sam talam basá sapalayo na apalim. Sapago na
delangi ángpa ésan nikú sapalayo na apalim kawi. Tepangiti ésan raep
mitimite imu kay as belime basá kaabalangim kawi ka sapalayo na apalim
kawi. Paremoni yu sapalayo na apalim adan saalángal.

Welcome to the conlang list. I hope to read more about your conlang. I
liked how you provided a version of your greeting in your conlang. My
conlang is called Saalangal.


Hmm....much longer in Saalangal than English. Anyway, that's the longest
i've written anything in, in Saaalangal. Still figuring out how some
things work, but all in all I think I have it down.

Oh yes, one more thing.  Most of the web pages for Saalangal are up. Go
take a look at:

http://student.monterey.edu/dh/garciabarryjames/world/contents.html

Note: entries in the dictionary need to be cleaned up, as i have a slight
new latin orthography for it (the glottal stop is now represented by h,
but in word final position (replaces the apostrophe). Yeah, i'm fickle!).

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