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Re: Tagalog discussion (was: Anadewism questions 2: Linking particles)

From:Tim May <butsuri@...>
Date:Monday, May 9, 2005, 23:46
Roger Mills wrote at 2005-05-07 03:10:20 (-0400)
 > Carsten Becker wrote:
 > > Part II.
 > >
 > > I've just finished reading the thread "Tagalog & trigger
 > > idea: I'd like comments. :)" from 11/2004, minimizing my
 > > unread mails quote to 8/6741, 0.11% ...
 > >
 > > In the mentioned thread, there are samples from Tagalog
 > > where Roger Mills....(snip)
 >
 > Some of you may recall that I offered to consult with a friend at
 > Univ.Michigan (a native Tag. speaker/teacher), and I forwarded some
 > of our musings to her, just before Christmas.  Due to Real Life,
 > she took her time replying...and I've taken even longer getting
 > around to mentioning this (very red face...)-- but I have the reply
 > and two longish papers from her, which we hope will be
 > illuminating.
 >
 > One is 80kb, the other is 49kb, both in .doc format (they open in
 > MS Word on my computer). I'll forward these to any and all who
 > ask. (The original discussers were principally Ray Brown, H.S.Teoh,
 > me of course, and perhaps you, Carsten, and others?.
 >
 > The thought occurs that I might post them to the Files section of
 > the Yahoo Conlang site, though I don't know the procedure for that,
 > or whether it's even possible anymore-- and I do know some of you
 > have a distinct dislike for Yahoo in all its forms....
 >
 > Awaiting replies

I'd very much like to see these, but if someone can convert them to
another format (perhaps pdf, html, or rtf) it'd make it easier for me
to view them.  If that's not possible (depends on whether they have
anything tricky in them, generally) never mind - I can probably handle
the Word documents, it's just a little less convenient.

As for the Files section at the Yahoo site... it's quite easy to
access files, and probably to upload them, so long as you are
registered as a member of the group.  But since the Yahoo group is
just an appendage to the real list, most conlang members aren't
registered, and there's no reason why they should be (particularly if
they don't use any other Yahoo groups).

Replies

Roger Mills <rfmilly@...>
H. S. Teoh <hsteoh@...>