Re: Essentialist Explanations, 9.8.1st edition
From: | H. S. Teoh <hsteoh@...> |
Date: | Monday, March 7, 2005, 20:23 |
Tatari Faran is essentially Hawaiian with a Taiwanese vocabulary,
pronounced with Korean intonation after lava has burned off the sides
of your tongue. [1]
Ebisédian is essentially ablaut gone wrong, diphthongs gone even more
wrong[2], and vocabulary horribly, horribly... gone.
Or,
Ebisédian is essentially pronouns gone sideways, orthography
backwards, vocabulary upside-down, and grammar inside out. [3]
[1] 'cos TF has no lateral consonants and doesn't distinguish between
[d] and [4].
[2] There are no diphthongs or glides in Ebisédian.
[3] Yes, this is an obscure reference to 4D.
T
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Give me some fresh salted fish, please.
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