Re: THEORY: irregular conlangs
From: | Herman Miller <hmiller@...> |
Date: | Saturday, October 2, 1999, 3:39 |
On Fri, 1 Oct 1999 00:28:29 +0100, Daniel Andreasson
<noldo@...> wrote:
>Anyway. My two questions. What do you guys think
>of this? And do you do this in your conlangs?
>AFAIK, in most languages the copula verb is
>irregular, but most conlangs seem to be very regular.
>Am I right or wrong? I know many of you (as I once)
>want an extremely logical language, one that you
>have to invent because there aren't any logical=20
>natlangs. But those of you who persue a natlangy
>touch of your conlang, how far do you go in your
>irregularities?
Not far enough! Some irregularities naturally crept into my languages and=
I
kept them, but I haven't been trying to add irregularities for realism.
That's definitely one thing I'll want to keep in mind for my reforms of =
the
Kolagian languages once I get around to it (i.e., when my work load gets
back to normal and I actually have time for time-consuming hobbies like
Kolagian language reform).
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