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Il a aussi conclus qu'il n'existe pas de cuisine belge, ce qui me confond un peu. They also reached the conclusion that there is no such thing as Belgian cuisine, which confuses me a bit. ¿Como ocurre eso? Los belgas son bien conocidos por su gofres y su chocolate y su... ¿guisos de pescado? *mira ...

Voy a ir a casa después de estar en la ciudad para el fin de semana. Me alegra de que me las arreglé para encontrar algo de comer esta mañana~ 这个周末在城市以后，我正要回家。高兴早上设法找到了点吃的～ Zhè ge zhōumò zài chéngshì yǐhòu, wǒ zhèngyào huí jiā. Gāoxìng zǎoshàng shèfǎ zhǎodào le diǎn chīde~ I'm about to head home af...

Ṣarixnɔ Lqɔ`abeð B'Arɔmayyɔ, Arɔ Eni Lškaḥeh. I have to make use of it often, so I can't forget it ¿A menudo usas el arameo? Estoy muy celosa~ 你常用阿拉姆语吗？我非常嫉妒你呀～ Nǐ cháng yòng ālāmǔyǔ ma? Wǒ fēicháng jídù nǐ ya~ You're often using Aramaic?? I'm so jealous~ [O.O] Debo admiter, cuando tomaba clases de...

No tengo muchos problemas con estudiar en casa (? ¿existe una palabra para 'homeschooling'? ) I don't have a lot of problems with being homeschooled «Educado/a en casa» parece ser la frase habitual. “在家自学”好像是常用语。 "Zài jiā zìxué" hǎoxiáng shì chángyòng yǔ. "Educated at home" seem...

La escuela ha comenzar, así que estoy en una clase de español otra vez. School has begun, so I'm in a Spanish class again. Olvidé mucho... I've forgotten a lot... Vas mejor que yo, no tengo clases regulares, en las que puedo practicar lenguas. 你比我做得好了，我没课，所以经常不能练习语言。 Nǐ bǐ wǒ zuò de hǎo le, wǒ méi ...

TBPO wrote: ↑21 Aug 2024 18:07 I see potential in this. For what amount of years Chagen is inactive?

Chagen appears more often on the CBB Discord if you're still interested in getting in contact. I don't think they have many conlang projects they're still working on other than Pazmat though.

At's reʒnt noe times meir sien ʒe tault sist, oʒ swairliʒ pen at. T'suil is out igen t'nou. It's rained several more times since I last spoke, and heavily at that. The sun is out again now. Hwarniʒ am ʒe ettlen at out wi me niʒe discduir at ʒe gat iger. Me auld discduir isc lang til lof, sae ʒ'am o...

Are you conlangs have /ɣ/ as a rhotic sound? Many natlang have, but only a few conlangs do it. What is a "rhotic" anyway? In my idiolect of German, I have the following changes: r > ɣ in onsets, and r > a̯ in codas (and I am planning to have this change in a conlang, too). But is /ɣ/ a &q...

Astrology (i.e. sun signs) did no better than chance. Pff, I never like when academics limit astrology to just being about sun/star signs (but to be fair, that's what a lot of pop astrology is too). I didn't think there was much to astrology, and to be honest I felt my sun sign had nothing to do wi...

At is reʒnt i ouk hwaraweʒ ʒe bie, oʒ bar nou is at stopt i sent daw. Afor nou, the ʒurn war sae meuk oʒ misceliʒ, oʒ at war poller aullweʒ. It's been raining for weeks out where I live, and only recently has it stopped in the last few days. Before now, the earth was so soft and mushy, and there we...

I was thinking a lot of languages have really interesting idioms and phrases used to encourage and lift up people, and decided I should make a thread for it and figure out some for Yorkish. I'll make three categories (of course, with overlap) and give some English examples as inspiration: Congratula...

"Inu ni nee, alright," Demi says, poking her tongue out in turn. "Do you know what time they open? Ooh, how do you say that in Amarin, and 'What time is it?'"

Demi blushes, "Oh, right! 'Mapasa'." She opens her book again to look back through her notes for a few seconds before she remembers herself. "Pleased to meet you all," she says and looks to Uminata, "Uhh, did I hear something about food earlier? How do you say 'I'm hungry', ...

"Hi! Sorry I'm late!" Demi rushes in with an Amarin handbook and pen held tightly in her hand. From the flapping pages briefly visible, you can see they are covered in notes. "Sorry!" she says with a sheepish grin, "I was busy admiring the city. Paśkekamini inu tu inutamaa, ...

Demi smiles at the sight and twirls a finger in her hair as she thinks about how to answer. "So it would be... Látumai? Uzayíka Demi Faylynn."

She frowns and says, "Is that right? I don't think I got the accent right."

Yorkish
Wel met.
/wɛl mɛt/
Well met.

Feʒn at meite tha.
/feːn ə məit θə/
Pleased to meet you.

I sannen isc ei staunen namen samat ei tungs san namen. True enough, a working name's not the same as a language's true name. Eurciscs archif is ei nemnet "Anglo-Danish", ʒens ennae sʒelden nitt ʒe at namen ik lenger. Yorkish's file is still called "Anglo-Danish", even though I ...

Imas ntāxicās ḷāyin yełāyin. I made a new language. Hiayyittlénīd? Does it have a name? So mīcās line sarum. Not yet. Ʒen daw am ʒe sikker at at ska faine ats namen. At gis tekke time. One day I'm sure it will earn its name. It does take time. Ʒ'am harthle knuitt pen ennae, at ceiks wel guith. At t...

Yorkish
Me knave, thes frith is awi aull trig cemper strithe for!
/mə kʰnɛaf θɪs frɪθ ɪs 'awɪt ɒːl tʰrɪk 'cçɛmpər strɛiθ fər/
My boy, this peace is that which all true warriors fight for!

Experimenting a bit with archaic Yorkish here: :con: Old Yorkish Lit iþr auʒn uppai min uerk, i mattiʒ, oʒ biuesʒ! Mod: /lɛit jər ɒːn pʰɛa mə wɛrk | jɛi ˈmati | ɒ ˈpɛif(ɪ)s/ look.IMP 2PL.POSS eye-PL upon 1SG.POSS.N.PL work | 2PL mighty | and tremble.IMP-REFL Light your eyes upon my works, ye mighty,...