Re: Insane Question

En réponse à Sarah Marie Parker-Allen <lloannna@...>:

>
> I'm feeling like I need to come up with a language that will make
> rhyming
> easy.  Seriously, to write up a language that's primarily useful to
> poets
> and songwriters, and make every other consideration secondary.  I,
> frankly,
> stink at making up rhymes in English.  Maybe if there's a buffet
> approach to
> affixes... like, several suffixes (suffices?) that will do the same
> thing
> grammatically, allowed for each group of words.  Six different ways of
> indicating the genitive case, all of which are equally valid for any
> noun.
> Hmm.  Hard to memorize, with way too much diversity for day-to-day
> conversations, but perfect for rhyming.  And every suffix will have at
> least
> two or three syllables, so that they'll ALL rhyme all the time.
>
Just check out: DiLingo, by sUmUs cAcOOnUs, D. E., available at
http://www.dilingo.com/ :)) .

Christophe.

http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr

Take your life as a movie: do not let anybody else play the leading role.

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