Re: CHAT: TRANS: something slightly more deep (was: TRANS: flutes)

Roger Mills wrote:

>Here it is in Kash (better Kaš if that prints), a language of one of the two
>civilized species on planet Cindu.  I haven't really worked out their
>religion(s), tho it is probably pantheistic and so has trouble with the idea
>of one Supreme God, but we can assume an old or traditional agricultural
>deity, Kinda.  (/h/ for the velar fric. [x], /c/ is Engl. "ch", /r/ trilled,
>vowels approx. as in Spanish, penultimate stress, all else self-explanatory I
>think):
> kinda, kinda, inde hinda,
>endo te vele e parahambesa amakrale
>andeleš añunjuki pando-pando,
>yulomek, yušarek,
>acece vitalaš, yemo virikiš,
>ukuwi acopur vosiliš
>holapi acopur vanataš
>i yuno yemo hindakale
I've never heard of Kash before.  Are you new to the list?  If so,
have you already introduced yourself?  (I haven't been keeping up
lately, so if I missed you're intro, I'm sorry.)  Anyway, I like the
look and (what I can figure out of) the structure of Kash, and would
love to learn more about it.  Do you have a website?  If not, a short
sketch of Kash for the list is in order.

The symbol that you use in the more correct spelling of "Kash"
comes out as a degree sign on my computer.  Is it meant to be
IPA /S/ as in "ship"?  Perhaps you should stick with "sh" (or some
other typewriter-friendly spelling) when posting to the list.

Lookin' forward to finding out more about Kash!

Matt.