Re: CHAT: UK conlangcon?

Fabian Writes:

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As the Spanish would say, S-O-C-K-S!
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Hmm, I fear I don't understand, but I'm banging on for my 14th straight hour at
work so things may be shaky.


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You got an online mugshot? That worked last time too.
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Kinda.  I can pick one out and email it to you, if you like.


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> Sounds like a good plan.  What's the name of the place?
The Railway Arms, iirc. As you leave the station from the main exit, it is
on the left of that pseudo-courtyard area in front of the station building.
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Don't know it, but I just "got" SOCKS.  I think.  Nice.






Ob. AFMCL....

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> * I think Wenetaic is going to get a particle expressing "IIRC" ;-)
Sentence enders I really need to make:

IIRC
isn't it?
Obviously!
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I've had a bit of a thinky.  Suitable candidates (in Wewnetatak, with colloquial
periphrasic Engyitatak (English) translations) might be: (more research is
required!!!)

IIRC = kekhe"m = I've got the darndest feeling that this is "fuzzy true".
Isn't it? = ke ~ekhus? = Do you believe this is true?
Obviously! = ~ukhum! = The evidence speaks for itself, as far as I'm concerned!
(The tilde ~ above is replaced by the gender/person flexion that applies to (for
want of a better term) "the agent of the knowledge transmission process")

Also, for "Obviously!", you could say "... ~ukhus!" if you were deliberately
trying to get someone to understand something that they just plain refused to
understand.


---
Pb

Ke phokos'eranum mukhus?





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