Re: Artyom Kouzminykh: Answes&proposal

Artem Kouzminykh wrote:
>
> Christophe Grandsire wrote:
>
> >         Well, I don't have that in French (athletIque, synthetIque), so
> >why
> >should I remember such a useless exception. Well, I made myself the
> >Devil's lawyer, but I think that would be a problem for most French that
> >often don't even try to stress words correctly in the foreign languages
> >they learn.
>
> Oh, I wonder how the "French" Esperanto sounds like! If French use correct
> stress in Esperanto they certainly would be able to do the same in such
> conlang as my one. I may be wong, but the stress in the words with -ic- is
> _internationnally_ placed on the 3d syllable from the end (Romance langs &
> even English), with the only exception - France!
>
        If you wonder what "French" Esperanto sounds like, you should hear
"Japanese" Esperanto. As the Japanese don't make a distinction between r
and l, you arrive at things like "saruton". :)

> Artyom Kouzminykh
>
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