Re: New Conlang: Terkunan

I just read the Paternoster aloud, and have to say that I appreciate
the sound of Terkunan. I think it could lend itself well to
melancholic or romantic songs. (Of course, every language can be used
for any kind of emotion, but still.)

I was a bit reminded of Swiss Rumantsch. I can't put my finger on the
reason and didn't have any time to look it up. More later on.

>And here's the first text:
>
>    Mis Patre                          [mIs 'patre]
>
>    Mis patre, k'es n'kels,            [mIs 'patre 'kes N=kEls]
>    Es bendika tu nombre.              ['es bEn'dika tu 'nOmbre]
>    Vena tu ringle.                    ['vena tu 'rINgle]
>    Es fika tu volat,                  ['es 'fika tu vo'lat]
>    Komu n'kel si n'ter.               ['komuN kEl sin tEr]
>    Odiu dar a mis le mis pan          ['odju da ra mIs le mIs pan
>        pe katu di.                        pe 'katu di]
>    I perdonar a mis le mis devats,    [i pEr'dona ra mIs le mIs de'vats]
>    Si komu mis perdonar ils a         [si 'komu mIs pEr'dona rIl sa
>        mis devators.                      mIs de'vatOrs]
>    I no nduka mis n'tentasion,        [i nOn 'duka mIs n=tEnta'sjOn]
>    Ma libera mis de mal.              [ma li'bera mIs de mal]
>    Ka de tu es ringle i pot i glori,  [ka de tu es 'rINgle i pOt i 'glori]
>    In eterne,                         [In e'tErne]
>    Amin.                              [a'mIn]
>
>What do you think?
>
>   **Henrik