Re: CHAT: t-shirt

Nicole (?), with Adrian's reply:
>> > 2. Stop reading my mind.
>
>Please don't look at my mind.
>Tonwc nagbra*kka*n tyl mon ryn lwnsyn.
>/'tOnuS 'n&gbra'xan til mon ryn 'lunsin/>

Don't believe I''ve ever mentioned the Kash words that mean, specifically,

'to send or speak telepathically':  hañúshit, that's a compd of haniyu
'soul/mind' + a reduced form of shindi 'speak'.   (And yes, I can hear all
the Anglophones hooting and howling with laughter.  Potty-minds!!!)

'to receive or hear telepathically':  hañushos, as above, with a reduced
form of sosir 'hear', with /s/> /sh/ by analogy.   So-- yanda me hañúshoska
more or less = 'don't listen in on my mind'.  That is indeed considered
rude, unethical even, but those who are skilled enough do it from time to
time.  It's permitted in a legal criminal examination.
(Travis the Taxi Driver might growl:   me 'ñúsh@'k@?--  where /-ka/ is now
the yes-no Q particle, not the imperative.  'You lissnina me?'