Re: yet another romance conlang

FFlores wrote:
> Oh, forget the question about vowels. But what is /A<r>/?
Rounded /A/, probably.

> > Ju:dajca is commonly written in boustrophedon style, with alternating
> > lines of latin (left-to-right) and hebrew (right-to-left) scripts.
Didn't notice this the first time.  Interesting.  They use BOTH Latin
and Hebrew alphabets?  How would such a situation develop?

> In any case, *<e'so> doesn't need an accute (<esto> and <aquello>
> don't either).
I thought that when {este}, {ese} and {aquel} were used as pronouns,
they required acutes?

P.S., Steg - is this, perchance, in the same timeline as Brithenig?  :-)

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