Re: Weekly Vocab #1.1.3 (repost #1)

Hi!

Lars Finsen writes:
> Den 14. sep. 2006 kl. 01.33 skrev Henrik Theiling:
> >
> > Could you give some description of your langs?  I'd be very
> > interested.
>
> Sure. I have an introductory course in Urianian at http://
> groups.yahoo.com/group/urianian/.
>...
Even if I would allow my browser to log in at Yahoo, it would probably
not be easy to read .rtf files.  But I'll read in your other there.

> I don't have anything similar for the other one, but you can have a
> sample by visiting my home pages (see below) and clicking on Gaajais
> in the right hand field. I like that language very much and I'd like
> to set up a course for it as well. But will anybody care? At least
> I'll have it for my own enjoyment.
>...
I enjoy conlanging for myself.  It is nice when conlangs attract some
attention, of course, so for the interest of others, I publish my
results as well, but much more important I think is that the
conlanging itself is fun.

>...
> > I don't even know how I named my capital.  I had two standard names
> > that I always used: one for the capital, and one for another large
> > city.
>
> Could you tell us what they were? I am curious.
I've forgotten the names completely so that means I must find the old
saved games and open them it the original games under DOS.  Hmm.
Could take a while.

It is sad that the old computer games are unavailable and will never
become available again.  That's a lot of cultural information that is
lost after only ten years.  It will probably be the same with video
cassettes and DVDs.

**Henrik

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