Re: Who's in Ill Bethisad anyway?

daniel andreasson wrote:
>
> Padraic Brown wrote:
>
> > I've apparently been skipping too many staff meetings!
> > Which languages are definitely _in_ Ill Bethisad? I'm
> > working at updating the links on my page...
>
> Oh! That's funny! I was checking the site out and clicked
> on the "Breathanach link" and when I returned a couple of
> minutes later, there was a new "Seimi" link. :)
>
> But Padraic, it isn't based on Finnish. It's based on
> North Saami. (Admittedly related they are, though :) ).
>
> > So far, I've got Brithenig, Breathanach, Wessisc, Arvorec,
> > and Seimi that have sites.
>
> Would I have to update my site and change bits of the
> conhistory for the Seimi? Or would the little I have
> written fit into Ill Bethisad?
>
> > Possible candidates include Judajca, Narbonósc and That
> > Germanic Soundshift language.
>
> I'm guessing "That Germanic Soundshift language" would be
> Germanech by Jörg Rhiemeier. About a month ago I received
> a mail from him where he told me he'd been having trouble
> with his ISP (plus he seemed tired of the entire internet
> world) so he would sign off. Permanently. And wouldn't put
> his conlangs on the net. I admit he was somewhat flamy from
> time to time, but he had some very interesting conlangs
> going. Nur-ellen was a project I definitely would have
> wanted to follow a bit further. He gave me his snail-mail
> address so if someone wants to get in contact with him,
> mail me and I'll send his address to you.
I've got a Germanic Soundshift Language in the works, I mentioned it
briefly on Conculture yesterday. I worked on it for pretty much all of
today, but I won't get a change to post what I've done yet today, but
hopefully I will tomorrow.

Ook, I accidently sent this earlier today to Padraic rather than to the
list:

"Y'mean my Germanic Soundshift Language? I'm going to get some work done
on it today, it should have a name by then.

I was thinking that maybe it would be spoken in modern day Switzerland,
and maybe Austria also."

Yeah, that pretty much covers it. No name yet, although I do have some
ideas floating around.

--
Robert

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