Re: Legratec

Arthaey Angosii wrote:
> Those YKYACI's are quite amusing. But I was appalled to discovered I
> didn't know this term "LEGRATEC," so I Googled about and discovered
> its coolness. :)
>
[snip]

I haven't posted in a while, but I've still been reading. I love these
survey posts, so this is my chance to jump back in. Here are my ratings:

Suvile: L3 G4 T1 C3 P5 S4 (20/30)
Tutèlya: L1 G1 T0 C3 P4 S0 (9/30)
Andan: L1 G1 T0 C1 P3 S0 (6/30)

And now some explanations:

Suvile:

Lexicon: about 1000 words, but still very much a work in progress. I'm
missing quite a few "basic" words, so this is a 3.

Grammar: nothing formal yet, but most of the grammar is written down
somewhere, and I don't have too much more to add. 4 for this one.

Texts: an 8-month-old Babel text. That's about it for now.

Conculture: this is the area I'm working on the most right now, so it
gets a high score for existing, but not too high because I'm still
working on it.

Phonology: I haven't changed it since I added diphthongs in the summer.
As complete as possible.

Script: The script hasn't changed in months, but I'm holding off on a 5
until I finish the font.


Tutèlya:

L: since Tutèlya is related to Suvile, words are almost free. I just
have to work out the etymologies, which I haven't done.

G: word order and cases, very little else.

T: nothing, nada, niþil (that's "nothing" in Suvile)

C: same conworld as Suvile, so same score.

P: still working on some ideas about vowel alteration, almost finished

S: see above at "T:"

Andan:

T & S: same as for Tutèlya.

L: just started

G: it's ergative, that's all I know

C: same conworld, but a different area that I haven't explored yet.

P: the basics are there, I don't know if I've missed anything.


Now that I've posted this, I'll probably disappear for another month. :)

--
Michael