Re: More changes in Montreiano :)

CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU writes:
>I don't see it as a problem. After all, the word for "high" will have been
>in existence for centuries before cars are invented (unless technology
>There
>is way ahead of us!), and auto- is a learned borrowing from Greek. I.e.,
>auto- words unrelated to <altus> would be very uncommon in ordinary speech
>until the Industrial Age at least. Also, <auto> is Portuguese for "act,"
>and
>you don't hear them complaining!
Hmm, true. Naturally, context would clear things up also, just like in
English with to, too, and two :).

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