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There are actually quite a few multisyllabic Ferengi names: List of Ferengi on Memory Alpha Huh, interesting, one of the names is Nibor. I have a friend on another forum who uses that as her screenname, although her IRL name is Robin, so in her case it's obviously an ananym (like Trebor from the ZB...

Do we need more cake in this thread?

Yalensky wrote: ↑

08 Aug 2020 11:46

eldin raigmore wrote: ↑

06 Aug 2020 13:57

CIA Central Intelligence Agency
CIA Clinical Investigator Award

Also the Culinary Institute of America.

DDR Dance Dance Revolution
DDR Deutsche Demokratische Republik

Welcome to the board, Yalensky!

Nachtuil wrote: ↑

12 Aug 2020 01:13

I am hoping to get back to it after the 22nd.

Super!

KaiTheHomoSapien wrote: ↑

12 Aug 2020 03:08

Moraga Valley Pool? That's an obscure one. Someone's from NorCal

Damn, I got found out.

Throwing a twentieth birthday party for Kankonian, and the cake that was eaten there. Am looking forward to Kankonian's silver anniversary, a short year away! By then, you should have that 100k word boundary busted to residual dust clouds! Elemtilas, you ought to throw a thirtieth birthday party fo...

Did they seriously spell "separation" with an E?

Aszev wrote: ↑

10 Aug 2020 12:01

What are your best memories or experiences from the board?

Ossicone saying that sheep in the Inyauk culture provide "wool and deliciousness".

MONOBA publishing Siwa's Descriptive Grammar.

Throwing a twentieth birthday party for Kankonian, and the cake that was eaten there.

Question for Reyzadren: Do you have a method of converting English words into Griuskant ones? I had a look at your dictionary and I noticed a lot of correlations (so many English words beginning with th- have Griuskant equivalents beginning with zh-, etc.)

Whoa, this is crazy! So cool! Is there precedence for this in natlangs? This is not unique to Weddisch. It simply inherited it from Late Northern Old English/Early Northern Middle English. So there's my answer! Don't know how I missed that part. Does "Northern" mean it was spoken it what would be G...

3. Pronoun Adjacent Personal Endings Weddisch has two sets of personal endings. One set, which is considered the default, is used in all situations except when directly adjacent to a subject pronoun. The other set is used only when the verb is directly adjacent to a subject pronoun. This is not uni...

Creyeditor wrote: ↑

07 Aug 2020 14:02

Khemehekis wrote: ↑

07 Aug 2020 04:06

Google returns nothing. 8(

What a shame. I would love to continue working on this project, but I would feel bad using it without acknowleding other people's involvement.

Have you done the Search option in your email box?

For what it worths, Earth humans can see UV quite well. It's just that the lens has this habit of blocking UV from getting to the retina. Claude Monet is as good a case study of this as any. Because of his cataracts? Because the lens was removed! Back then, they didn't have implantable lenses, so t...

Online, another simple trick you can use is colour: you can link connected elements in a gloss by making them the same colour: will you marry me? FUT you marry I;ACC ...not very formal, but can be useful, particularly if you're doing this to explain a construction. Lao Kou does this in his Géarthnu...

PSA: Just to let everyone know that Jack Bradley (Conlang-L) has edited and published a nice little book called Vatum , a quarterly collection of original literature written in invented languages. Can be read online or purchased via Lulu . All are welcome to submit for future editions. How truly lo...

PSA: Just to let everyone know that Jack Bradley (Conlang-L) has edited and published a nice little book called Vatum , a quarterly collection of original literature written in invented languages. Can be read online or purchased via Lulu . All are welcome to submit for future editions. How truly lo...

Google returns nothing. 8(

AAAAHAHAHA! I just went to the "conlangers" part of his site where he lists conlangers, and noticed he spelt my name wrong [:P] That's not me having a go at him, it just happens so much that it's hilarious (also infuriating, but that's context dependent). Like, one of my closest friends, on my birt...

For what it worths, Earth humans can see UV quite well. It's just that the lens has this habit of blocking UV from getting to the retina. Claude Monet is as good a case study of this as any. Because of his cataracts? Now, that is one story that will be of interest to literally everyone in our commu...

Inspired by Salmoneus, Micamo, et al.:

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MVP - Minimum Viable Population