Re: Arvorec comes of age
| From: | Roger Mills <romilly@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, April 7, 2003, 15:15 |
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Dan Jones wrote:
> www.geocities.com/arvorec/rudebits.htm
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> !Warning! Do not look at this page if you are easily offended. Also, you
> may need a unicode-enabled browser to see some of the special characters.
>
Very nice!
Only & #375 was invisible to me.
> So, has anyone else explored the possibility of invective in their
conlang?
>
I'm working on _añañupit onam kaçaleç_[1], which will be written entirely in
Kash, in a mix of vulgar slang with quite clinical explanations. You have
some nice turns of phrase, which I'll try not to steal ;-) though some of
these matters are fairly...universal.
[1]añañupit: custom, collective abstract < ñupit 'accustomed'
onam: sexual
kaçale: adj.deriv. of kaç 'Kash'; it carries the plural marker -ç for the
entire phrase in accord with affected bookish style.