Re: Conlang T-shirt, was: Re: London Boink: minutes (fwd)

On 17 Oct, Irina wrote:

>On Sun, 17 Oct 1999, Fabian wrote:
>
>> official conlang Teeshirt
>
>I want one! (started folk-dancing again...
<snip>

    That's great, Irina! I wish that _I_ could get myself
geared up to go. I last folk-danced 22 years ago, not counting
weddings and such.
    Anyhow, about those T-shirts: put me in an order for one too.
Sounds like a great  idea!
    In rtemmu, "Your Language Goes Here" would be:

liwuhvuz awa`k auag wuh rtemmudzag wuh mhusere

li-wuh-vuz = all can observe - unknown rate of change (who can know
                    everybody's  subjective states?) - slow objective rate
of change
                    (of the "look here")
awa`k = look here (a` =  /&/ Kirsh., /{/ SAMPA)
auag = assertion
wuh = unknown rate of change (unknown, because the lang is here consdered
            from the point of view of a speaker, not as writings set down in
a
            grammar book)
rtemmu = language (in a dynamic sense)
-dzag = an example of  ( "rtemmu" without  -dzag would imply
                                        that what is seen is all there is to
the lang)
mhu = the developing you (singular)
-sere = attributed to you because you created or discovered it.
            (as contrasted with -xere, yours by possession)


Dan Sulani
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