Re: Regarding "Number Nine"...
From: | Daniel A. Wier <dawier@...> |
Date: | Friday, May 12, 2000, 23:17 |
From: "nicole perrin" <nicole.eap@...>
> Daniel A. Wier wrote:
> >
> > Actually, I miscalculated the whole thing. In fact, I changed my
mind on
> > "Nine". Now it's seven, with the following alphabet: a i k n p t u.
(I
> > might make it eight if I include h.)
> >
> > So back to square one.
> OK, well then I want nine! Hey, you said anyone could work on it,
> right? Well I'm going to take up the challenge, I guess. Don't
expect
> any immediate results or anything though, I have an AP exam on Tuesday
> in Chemistry (ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!).
Hey, good luck on the exam! (I waited till 12th grade -- that's
_terminale_ or _première_ in the French _lycée_ right? -- to take
Chemistry. I took Physics the year before, and I barely passed...)
Anyway, no rush. I'm just issuing the challenge to try to develop a
language with as few phonemes as possible. (Or course I could make up a
language using only /t/ and /e/, and transliterate Morse Code; SOS could
be _tetete teeteetee tetete_...)
DaW.