Re: A question

"[Adam K. Shuck]" wrote:
>
> Ok I enjoy designing the alphabets for my languages and the actual
> grammatical structures, but I don't stress so much on morphology and
> syntax
> and all those other big words that I have no clue.  I'm sorry if I'm
> seeming
> childish, but I dont understand half the conversations that go on on
> this
> mailing list.  Please respond.  Isn't it ok not to think about all
> that stuff
> when designing a language?
Well you really can't, if you work out the grammar than you are working
out the morphology and syntax. There was a linguistics dictionary on the
internet somewhere that would define them. Either that, or find a used
general linguistics textbook. (That's what I did.) We do use big words,
but you'll find they generally mean fairly simple things.

I don't really have the energy to attempt a definition of the words you
mentioned, but someone else probably does.

--
Robert

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