THEORY: CHAT penguins poultry? fowl bidniz? (wasRe: THEORY: The fourth person)

In a message dated 2004:05:01 01:14:09 PM, theiling@ABSINT.COM writes:

>Ray Brown <ray.brown@...> writes:
>>...
>> In fact, I find the penguins of the antarctic more interesting than the
>> bears of the arctic.
>
>Why?  They are probably not large and don't pose a big threat to
>people visiting them.  So why are they interesting. :-)  Can they
>be eaten?
Henrik is soundin' a tad bit like a Cantonese ;)


en dzjunk:lego (ad-joc, improvisazi):

= Jenrik voc sim:modo Cantaan:dzjen maicro:bit  =

/hen.rik vok sim.mo.do kan.ta:n.dZen maI.kro.bit /

Henrik talk like- manner/way Canton-person/people small-bit


 juu conlang sapie savi dzjunk lego, jep o non?






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