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Re: Llirine: How to creat a language

From:Adam Walker <dreamertwo@...>
Date:Thursday, December 6, 2001, 2:33
>From: Cheng Zhong Su <suchengzhong@...> >Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 08:32:49 +1100 > > --- Adam Walker wrote: > > Which just goes to show that you don't understnd how > > to pronounce English. > > This is the same mistake I spend HOURS trying to > > correct in my first year > > English conversation students. They want to either > > pronounce /bE/ and lose > > the "d" or they want to pronounce /bEd@/ ADDING a > > little vowel to the end > > WHICH DOES NOT BELONG. There is no vowel sound > > after the "d". In fact, I > > *my* English the "d" doesn't even always have a > > release. > > > > I really thik it would be best for you to learn a > > bit more English before > > you start trying to explain English to others. And > > a bit more phonology. > > And a bit more grammar. And a bit more syntax. And > > . . . > > > > Adam who is rather tierd of you > > >Answer: Your English may be very good, but I am >talking about how to break tradition in order to find >a new theory dealing language. Your target is learning >English, my target is study language. >Su Cheng Zhong
Then learn about the thing you wish to study before you try to teach. You are talking about things you don't understand (like the sturcture of English) and pretending to be an authority on such matters. Stop teaching and start learning. That's the way we interract in this group. We try to learn form each other -- not impress each other with our brilliant theories to revolutionize linguistics (That's sci.lang). This group is about creating languages FOR ARTISTIC PURPOSES. We make languages for private use in diaries, writing obscure poetry, use in fantasy and science fiction novels we write, for the beauty of it, for the mystery of it, for the what-if-ness of it. We are not out to invent the perfect language (that's AUXLANG). We're out to play with language -- to tinker and toy and twiddle. We revel in the possabilities of language and in, occasionally, throwing in an IMpossability or two just to see the results. Adam
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nicole dobrowolski <fuzzybluemonkeys@...>
Cheng Zhong Su <suchengzhong@...>