Robert Hailman wrote:
> Yeah, it's quite a piece of work. It sounds like it's done effortlessly,
> too - and that's no easily pronounced language! Some people have easily
> pronounced languages, and some people have a knack for pronouncing
> languages correctly - and here I am skillless (ack! Three "l"s) with a
> hard language. Oh well.
The songs and text reading of Teonaht makes me wonder if
Sally Caves really is American. She sounds like she could
be a native Teonim. It sounds marvellous.
> > Yes, I like that too. Very melancholy to say the least. And the
> > songs in Teonaht are very nice too, two voices and everything. Oh,
> > and the poems in Asiteya. They're great!
> Ooh! Where can I get these?
Teonaht:
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scaves/teoreal2.html
Asiteya:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/7853/texts.htm
Are there more sound samples out there? It would be great
to collect links to all sound samples of conlangs and keep
them on a special "conlang sound page".
||| daniel
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