Re: New conlang and new non-subscribing conlanger!

Daniel Andreasson skrev:

>I really don't know how to start, but the most
>amazing thing happened today. As I told you
>two days ago, me and a class mate of mine agreed
>to learn a new language to use in class. Both
>to make be able to say nasty things to teachers
>we don't like and to say good things about ourselves.
>And when other people don't understand, we can just
>laugh and say: "That's the point, MUTU!!!" (Thanks
>for 'mutu', Mia! :)
I wasn't following the insult thread.  What does "mutu"
mean?  In Tokana, "mutu" means "fence" or "dividing
wall", which isn't exactly an insult - and could even be
construed as complimentary, if you agree with Robert
Frost that "good fences make good neighbours".  :-)

>So, I'm very proud to present both a new conlanger and
>a new conlang. The new conlanger's name is Pia, 32, and
>she is a mother of three. (Yes, she told me a could write
>that :) She's IMHO not a typical conlanger (that is, I
>wouldn't have guessed she liked it), but what is a
>typical conlanger anyway? :)
Any chance of getting her to join the list?  Mothers of
three are generally super-busy people, but we have at
least one on this list already, Mia Soderquist.  (Mia and
Pia, I like it...)  Anyhow, be sure to welcome her to the
world of conlanging on behalf of all of us.  (And a special
"vaelkommen" from us Swedish speaking conlangers...)

Matt.