Re: This is not a conlang (Transcriptions).

On Nov 20, 2004, at 9:40 AM, Adrian Morgan (aka Flesh-eating Dragon)
wrote:
> Pirakun essem a kudamasane krekuma essemara tada, mukhoyen äräd
> marekolin süvän al chupea. Lithiaküm, yeshum apagna esmum ata chuela,
> hekol enasuwa tenena. Hunsen ukhets akumen telum er joahan ashuparan
> apoljür. Akhuntren, e kernenos, e papua.
> I notice that most words ends with [n] or [m] or [@]. Checking the
> statistics I find the following frequencies:
> 17% of words end with {m}.
> 23% of words end with {n}.
> 31% of words end with {a}.
> 29% of words end with other.
> Is this good, bad or indifferent?
> Adrian.
Someone said they thought it sounded Semitic... it definitely sounds
Non-Semitic to me, though.  Reminds me of German.


-Stephen (Steg)
  "esuseh, esuseh, who swallowed syria whole
   and the day she left us
   the sky rained desert sand
   the earth smelled of cumin and rosewater
   and our tears tasted of olive oil"
      ~ 'queen esther' by vanessa hidary