Re: Slezan

Neato.

Is there any European language-group that has not had Latin mangled
(magelled?) thru it's sound-changes? Can't recally seeing turco-romance or
basquo-romance yet ...

Possibly interesting exercise: Run Latin thru the sound-changes 'tween
Classical Klaish and Tairezazh. Lemme see, might "language construction" be
_constructio linguae_ in Latin? That would tairezanize as _ktstrukti ling_, or
something like that. Most of the fun would be in killing pre-stress vowels;
_demonstrandum_>_tptstrandun_.

                                                Andreas

Quoting Jan van Steenbergen <ijzeren_jan@...>:

> Hello!
>
> Let me introduce you to a new language of mine: Slezan. Actually, it is not
> a
> real conlang, but rather a side project of Wenedyk. Something between a
> dialect
> and a related language, I would say. It is definitely not my intention to do
> the whole thing all over again, but I thought it would be nice to have at
> least
> some guidelines about the differences between Wenedyk and Slezan.
>
> Slezan is Ill Bethisad's equivalent for Silesian, and while Wenedyk
> orthography
> is entirely based on Polish, Slezan orthography has more in common with
> Czech.
> In a way, this language is what I had in mind before I started working
> seriously on Wenedyk, and before I decided to base it entirely on Polish.
>
> You can find it here:
> <http://www.geocities.com/wenedyk/language/slezan.html>.
>
> Cheers,
> Jan
>
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