Re: Question

--- Sudár Balázs <sudika@...> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> First of all I'd like to greet everyone! I'm only
> since the weekend on the list, and I'm interested in
> languages because I'm studying German language and
> literature. I've also started constructing a few
> languages but there's only one ready that far, that
> it could be spoken (though it has only 370 words,
> but they'll be more soon!) I was told it sounds like
> spanish, but it's grammar is far more close to
> finnish and hungarian, than german, english or even
> spanish. But at the moment I had another idea, but I
> had to face a few problems: I imagined a language
> that works not as european languages. I've got the
> idea from the Khuzdul of JRR Tolkien, that's similar
> to arabic and hebrew. I have my own ideas and I also
> tried to understand that languages. But there's lots
> of things I don't understand.
> I have the question if someone knows Semitic
> languages and if yes, would help me? I've got ideas
> for example about phonology and nouns, but none of
> verbs or sentences.
>         Thank you and best wishes:
>         Balazs
> --
> SUDÁR BALÁZS
> sudika@dpg.hu
You may be interested in this essay, which explains
how a constructed language might be made with a
structure similar to Arabic:

http://www.srv.net/~ram/arabic_morphology.html


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