Re: Caucasoid
| From: | Jan van Steenbergen <ijzeren_jan@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, March 5, 2002, 6:51 |
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On Tue, 5 Mar 2002 08:14:37 +0200, Y.Penzev <isaacp@...> wrote:
>Yitzik's "Caucasoid" Conlang Project (P-6 for short, meaning "Project No.
>6)Extreeeemely Preliminar Sketch
Wow! I have never heard of a Caucasian-based conlang, but it must be a
great thing to give birth to one. Unfortunately, I cannot read the text in
either of the two documents, but nevertheless I like it already. I think
the Georgia's languages is as beautiful and tasty as its music and its
kitchen; it's one of my dreams to go there once.
My only advise would be to create a nicer name for it, one that does not
sound like a post-Soviet nuclear missile ;)
By the way, P-6 sort of implies the existence of P-1 thru P-5 ???
>I have had no time to modify spelling yet. So it's given in its original
>form, written in Cyrillics. If your mailer supports Cyrillics, you are
>welcome. For your benefit I send the message twice: once in CyrWin
>encoding, once in KOI-8. If you still cannot read it, just ignore it and
>wait till I have a transliteration scheme, or my putting the material onto
>Web site. The spelling is close to phonetic. Each letter or a combination
>of letters correspond to one sound.
Waiting impatiently! Sorry to depend on transliteration schemes, because I
like Cyrillic scripts and I have no problems reading them.
Carry on!
Jan
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