Re: A Franco-Turkic a posteriori language

--- Isaac Penzev <isaacp@...> wrote:

> Geoff Horswood wrote:
>
>
> > So I'm going to try to create an a posteriori
> language (something new and
> > different for me- all my previous languages have
> been a priori) which is
> > basically Old French with substantial Turkic
> influences, like vowel
> harmony
> > for a start, probably some vocabulary, and who
> knows?
>
> Hi Geoff,
> I find your idea great. I wonder why ppl are silent
> in commenting it.
> I'll try to find more time in next few days to make
> my suggestions. For now,
> I think borrowing vowel harmony is highly
> improbable.
>
> -- Yitzik
>
I would reply to it, but I have no idea anything about
French or Turkish. I'd love to see it, though. And if
anything, (that I know of), it would not take vowel
harmony. Most languages that have vowel harmony tend
to lose it when exposed to languages that do not.
(Again, as far as I know of)


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-The Sock

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Look upon my works, ye Mighty, and despair!"


		
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