Re: milimpulaktasin

Okay, I'm gonna do an "all-at-once" reply here...

daniel andreasson wrote:
>
> 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.
>
Ooh! Amazing! Next to all these wonderful, wonderful recordings, my
mangling of Ajuk will sound... ordinary, at best.

> > > 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".
That's a good idea! We'ver got the above two, and yours for Pimak, and
Herman Miller's, and when I get the chance there'll be one for Ajuk.


daniel andreasson wrote:
>
> Herman Miller wrote:
>
> > I put up some samples of my langs on my Netscape site a
> > couple years ago.
> > http://sites.netscape.net/thryomanes/languages.html
>
> Oh! These are great! I remember listening to the langs
> of the chipmunks and the mice [these are so fun and cute!],
> but for some reason I've never listened to Olaetyan, Rynnan,
> etc. You sound fluent in all of them. They sound slightly
> Slavic. Is there a site where the samples are in text?
Urk. I don't have the time to listen to these now, but I will when I get
the chance.

> And what's up with your site at
> http://www.io.com/~hmiller/lang/languages.html ?
> Clicking on the links only gets me to 404-pages.
Really? They work fine for me.

--
Robert