Re: CHAT: Synesthesia and conlanging (was Re: The ConlangInstinct)
From: | andrew <hobbit@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, December 8, 1999, 9:56 |
Am 12/08 09:47 Grandsire, C.A. yscrifef:
> That's a fair description I think. It's true that the most distinctive
> feature of French is the phenomenon of liaison which is so widespread in
> the language. I can understand that foreigners find it hard to
> understand French because of that. Do someone know of any other language
> besides French that has liaison also very widespread in the language?
>
I think I have read in an ancient and venerable Encyclopedia Britannica
that the African language Hausa liaises.
- andrew.
--
Andrew Smith, Intheologus hobbit@earthlight.co.nz
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Doon on your knees and up agen."
"Presbie, Presbie, dinna bend;
Sit ye doon on mon's chief end."
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