Re: new lang: 'hadrsakkagrd

On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 01:06:23 +0100 Christophe Grandsire
<christophe.grandsire@...> writes:
> En réponse à Robert B Wilson <han_solo55@...>:
>
> >
> > here's a sample:
> > qqahadrjkuadr. -- rdasohkad?h.
> > "hello. my name is --."
> > [R\ad]+palatal trill+[u:r]. -- [rA:G@X\]
> >
>
> Well, this looks like a nice attempt at Maggelity ;))) . It doesn't
> go very far
> though, since your spellings still somehow indicate in what region
> the sound
> originates. To get true Maggelity, you need to remove even that
> indication :)) . Look at spellings like the following (I indicate
> here only
> the "regular" outcomes, the ones in plurality ;)) ):
> - |hn|: [z],
> - |ufd|: [ag] or [&g] (I use [&] for the IPA ae-ligature),
> - |fra|: [TeI],
> - |hb|: [D],
> - |bg| after a short vowel: marks the [-I] part of a falling
> diphtongue.
well, i can't just start out with true _kobnekitto_ ('maggelity' in
kontoko).

> Note that I like your scheme. I just thought that if you want to
> target at even
> more irregularity, you should try spellings like those :))) (and
> then, I only
> indicated the *regular* spellings. Don't start me on irregular ones
> ;)))) ).
thanks.  one of my favorite words so far is _hrkagneskrht_, the name of
one of the groups of people that speaks this language.  it is pronounced
[gag@c].

> Christophe.
Robert Wilson
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