Dave Rutan wrote:
> --- In conlang@yahoogroups.com, Isaac Penzev <isaacp@...> wrote:
>
> Saluton!
>
> Dave Rutan skribis:
>
>
>> As an initial contribution, I've put up a bit of the language of the
>> Breehahs. They are not human. The description of them along with a
>> Breehah/English/Esperanto phrase page is here:
>>
>>
http://koplushia.tripod.com/Alliance/breehah.html
>>
>> The Babel text in breehah is here:
>>
>>
http://koplushia.tripod.com/Alliance/babel-texts.html
>
> Looks interesting. Is there something special about _i'_ used in the
> texts?
Probably you are referring to the hi' on some of the words. It's the
best way I could think of to keep the short 'i' sound separate from the
word it's attached to. hi' is the definite article and I've made it as a
prefix to the noun it's pointing to.
I also resorted to using the ' in spots where our latin alphabet might
cause us to try and change the preceeding vowel sound.
> Maybe you can give us some insights about Breehah phonology and
> morphology,
> too.
> Texts aren't really enough to understand how the thingie works...
>
>> And yes, I'm an Esperantist....
>
> Vi estos en bona kompanio cxi tie...
Bone, eble mi ne estos tuj elfenestrigita kiam mi eraros...
Dave
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