--- Mat McVeagh skrzypszy:
> Is that a real Polish word? LOL! ('wrote'?)
No. It means "wrote" indeed, but the Polish word would have been "napisa£".
This is an example of my conlang Wenedyk, derived from Latin "scripsi".
I'll soon be posting something about Wenedyk.
> Talina is roughly east Switzerland and west Austria. Basically... Ruman =
> Rumansch, only without actually being Rumansch ;)
So occasionally it usurps Liechtenstein as well?
> There seems to be an interesting category of ficlangs that are the
> development of some ancient language according to the style of another.
Indeed! It is a very particular type of conlang. I must admit, that I enjoy
working on it a lot.
> Andrew Smith seems to have started the ball rolling with Brithenig.
So it seems. Although I can't imagine that nobody has ever tried the same thing
before. But Brithenig has certainly been the main inspiration for quite a few
languages, including mine.
And to answer a question you asked in another post:
> >You might also want to look at Gladilation, which has no verbs.
>
> Where can I find that?
http://home.cshore.com/himes/glad/lang.htm
Cheers,
Jan
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