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Re: Another attempt to introduce myself

From:Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...>
Date:Thursday, July 11, 2002, 13:06
Sorry, the mail was supposed to be sent to the whole list.

En réponse à Matthew Butt <m.butt@...>:

> Have hit about 19 glitches so far, so here's a copy of the original > email:
Well, this one obviously made it to here ;)) . Welcome! (I'm usually the first one to welcome new people, but being sick I'm not so much in front of the computer currently :(( )
> ___________________________________________________________ > > have been spying this last week trying to get the measure of the > group. > and have failed. so i'll stop hiding. >
Hehe, we're a strange lot aren't we? :))
> name: matthew (bnathyuw) > > yob: 1979 (30404) > > pob/por: london (landadn) > > l1: english (baca thingland) >
Between |baca| which makes me think of Japanese |baka|: stupid, and the name of the language which make me think of the native name of Klingon, I get the impression that you don't like much your native language :))) .
> ll2: french, latin, greek (baca phrans, baca lahtio, baca shellad) >
Lovely names :)) . French written with |ph|? Parlez-vous phrançais? ;))))
> ll3?!: dutch, german (bits of other stuff too) ( baca dneyderland, > baca > dhoycland, tehte bhahcucic) >
Well, with all those examples I have just one question: does this language also want to reach Maggelity? ;))))
> > Eurogen-does this make the EU a eurogenous zone ? >
LOL :))
> width-in careful speech i say [widT] . . . am i a freak ? >
Not at all! By the way that's the way I always pronounced it (although having English as a L2 rather than L1, I'm not much of an example...).
> > is there some protocol for saying hi ? happy to answer any > questions/supply any info i've missed. >
No, you covered pretty much everything :)) .
> a country without a language is a country without a heart: > ilasagp bhac Shuc esb Suc > > gil-togetherness > sap-person > gilasap-community > ilasagp-country > > bac-language (see above !) > > suc-outside, separateness > Suc-be outside, be without > > seb-blood > esb-heart >
Interesting derivations. What does the capitalisation of the first letter in suc mean? Does it have a special pronunciation? Christophe. http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr Take your life as a movie: do not let anybody else play the leading role.

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Matthew Butt <m.butt@...>