Re: Online Language Identifier

--- In conlang@yahoogroups.com, Peter Bleackley <Peter.Bleackley@R...>
wrote:

> >  > http://languid.cantbedone.org/
The Jovian sentence "Paene yh unu ix poena yh auder" comes
out as German.  Interesting.  It doesn't look like actual
German at all, though many people have told me Jovian feels
Germanic.

The Obrenje sentence "Naqze i tse le pwos warve" comes out
as *English*, of all possibilities.  Weird.

The Oro Mpaa sentence "Ama sia toi mpolen sia ttaraima neu
tamel" is seen as Finnish.  Must be the lack of unFinnish
consonants and maybe the gemination.

The Hairo sentence "Hun hurf domûn carg a derg" apparently
is Portuguese.  I have no idea where that comes from.
Maybe the isolated "a".


-- Christian Thalmann