Re: Furbish

On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 09:41:56 +0200 "R. Nierse" <rnierse@...> writes:
>This saturday I read an article in my newspaper about Furbish (you
>know,
>the language of Furby, the toy pet). It stated that Furbish was made
>out of
>Thai, Hebrew, Chinese and English. Is that true? Has anyone ever
>studied
>Furbish and found out the same thing? Has anyone ever studied Furbish
>anyway?
>
>Rob

Well, a friend of mine's little sister has a Furby, and a book that
includes a dictionary of Furbish.  I considered copying it down and
sending it to the list but i didn't have time before i had to go home.  I
don't specifically remember seeing anything obviously Hebrew, although i
could just not remember much of it at all.  I do remember seeing a few
very English words.


-Stephen (Steg)
 "Levels there are- / Known only to sperm whales / Physeter, who hunts /
In chasms of dreaming / To battle the squid / Whose beaks are sea-mounts
/ And whose great arms / Encompass oceans...."    -from _startide rising_
by david brin

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