Re: Re : mutation and rinya

Mathias a =E9crit:

> >  > because it looks like that famous britton article flue
> > =20
> >  Ahem... what?
>=20
> yeah.
> take "bro" (country). now take "ar" (the) and you get :
> "ar vro" (the country).
> see ?
> kador (chair) > ur gador (a chair)
> kafe (caf=E9) > ur c'hafe (a caf=E9)
> that's because chair is feminine and kafe is masculin.
> as you know for sure.
> (some bretons told me that's why britton has not
> become france's official language, but you don't have
> to believe them.)
Ok, now I'm beginning to understand. I don't know *anything* about
Irish, or any other Celtic language for that matter. The only reason I
chose "in" as the definite article was because I liked the sound. But I
do realize that the phonology does look Celtic. But that's only because
I'm very influenced by Sindarin and Quenya, *when it comes to =
phonology*.
I'm sorry if I led you to believe something else.
The only thing I know about mutation is from Sindarin, everything else
is completely coincidental. Rinya is OVS and ergative. Please don't tell =
me=20
that's Celtic. :)

Daniel Andreasson