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by Celinceithir
03 Jan 2012 16:41
Forum: Linguistics & Natlangs
Topic: When speaking a second language, what accent do you use?
Replies: 79
Views: 8944

Re: When speaking a second language, what accent do you use?

For me, it depends - sometimes I pick up an accent or dialect because it was there that I learnt the language (my French is Parisian and my Catalan is Valencian for this reason) or because of an affinity or preference for that manner of speech (my Spanish being Porteño and my German Viennese due to ...
by Celinceithir
03 Jan 2012 15:25
Forum: Translations
Topic: Translation rules TC
Replies: 15
Views: 3707

Re: Translation rules TC

Na d-twys grefand, cêseilín ðo lechmeinos syrosúot. Naloith, plythín ðo LTT¤ heis LTDDC² ichrúot Na d-twys gref-and, cêseil-ín ðo lech-meinos syros-úot. Naloith, plyth-ín ðo LTT heis LTDDC ichr-úot In SM/here write.PTCP advise.3PL-PRS that word-meaning provide.2PL-SBJV also prefer.3PL-PRS that IPA o...
by Celinceithir
03 Jan 2012 15:03
Forum: Linguistics & Natlangs
Topic: English Orthography Reform
Replies: 510
Views: 168936

Re: English Orthography Reform

Helios, I think it might be easier just to represent both /gz/ and /ks/ as gz and ks; and /gʒ/ and /kʃ/ as, for example, gj and ksh. Then allow for dialectal differences, particularly for the latter pair.
by Celinceithir
03 Jan 2012 14:55
Forum: Language Learning & Non-English
Topic: Language practice thread
Replies: 6104
Views: 1013269

Re: Language practice thread

:fra: C'est super ! J'aime la langue aussi, j'adore tout les languages Celtic insulaire, particulièrement Irlandais. Où l'utilises-tu ? Non, j'ai juste commencé à l'apprendre la langue. À mon avis, c'est très difficile ! That's awesome! I also like the language, I love all the Insular Celtic langua...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 22:17
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: Interesting minimal pairs.
Replies: 32
Views: 5114

Re: Interesting minimal pairs.

ōxa - /oːʔa/ - 'donkey' xōxa - /ʔoːʔa/ - 'stupid person' Is that really possible, that language contrasts word beginning with vowel and word beginning with glottal stop [O.o] ? It certainly is. Take Hawaiian as an example: ʻaʻa means, amongst others, to challenge or defy, whilst aʻa is a root, a ve...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 19:45
Forum: Language Learning & Non-English
Topic: Fil de conversació català/valencià | Catalan/Valencian Conversation Thread
Replies: 33
Views: 45117

Re: Català/Valencià

M'agradaria parlar en català amb tothom! Què anem a discutir? [:D]
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 19:39
Forum: Language Learning & Non-English
Topic: Language practice thread
Replies: 6104
Views: 1013269

Re: Language practice thread

:fra: Celinceithir, tu-parles Gallois ? Celinceithir, do you speak Welsh? :fra: - Oui, SomeoneSomewhere, je parle gallois. Je regrette que mon gallois n'est pas parfait, mais j'adore la langue et je l'utilise assez régulièrement [:)]. Au cours des années, la langue a été une grande inspiration ! Je...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 16:35
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: Conlang Conversation Thread [2010–2019]
Replies: 8666
Views: 1461402

Re: Conlang Conversation Thread

Pyrthos go d-to g-ceithcelín gimel syrí, Avo ! Cioth sé ethlín ?
ˈpɪʐθɔs gɔ dɔ gɛɪθkɛˈlin gømɛl sɪri, ˈavɔ kjɔθ ʃe jɛθˈlin
look of SM/your SM/craftlanguage old like.1SG-PRS Avo. What 3SG-ACC call.3PL-PRS

I like the look of your conlang, Avo. What's it called?
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 15:53
Forum: Language Learning & Non-English
Topic: Language practice thread
Replies: 6104
Views: 1013269

Re: Language practice thread

Tous les langues du monde? [o.O] Je n'aime pas le langues de Chine, en fait je n'aime pas les langues l'Asie orientale. :fra: - En effet, j'aime bien toutes les langues du monde. À mon avis, il n'existe pas de mauvaises langues ; par conséquent, je trouve que chaque mode d'expression est belle. Aya...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 14:39
Forum: Beginners' Corner
Topic: General problems in language design
Replies: 30
Views: 6808

Re: General problems in language design

I certainly can share something of my own language. I began documenting it on the internet a few months ago (before that, I had stuck to manuscripts!) but there is some information here on phonology, orthography and grammar, and here 's my dictionary; I've uploaded around 3,000 words and counting so...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 12:48
Forum: Beginners' Corner
Topic: General problems in language design
Replies: 30
Views: 6808

Re: General problems in language design

I'd be definitely happy to help you, Ναθια. I've spoken our family language for 25+ years and my own heartlang for 10 or more, so I may have a few insights into what it's like to learn a family conlang, the positives and setbacks. An important consideration is how different you want to make this lan...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 02:08
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: What Does Your Conlang Sound Like?
Replies: 143
Views: 20230

Re: What Does Your Conlang Sound Like?

Oh do you have worked out different dialects/accents? [:D] I have indeed :D - some are more different than others, with certain ones just meaning accents and others being fully-fledged dialects with divergent grammar and vocabulary. It's an aspect of world languages that I love and felt I had to in...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 01:57
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: What Does Your Conlang Sound Like?
Replies: 143
Views: 20230

Re: What Does Your Conlang Sound Like?

Your conpeople have sex using words? That's weirder than asari. I assume you're kidding, but I meant that in the future, I'd upload, for example, a conversation between two people to provide a more usual interchange in the language. P.S. Though the Celinese do say, 'ardoê gyrín, mairís ceonín' (aff...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 01:17
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: What Does Your Conlang Sound Like?
Replies: 143
Views: 20230

Re: What Does Your Conlang Sound Like?

I shall have to put up a recording of a more regular spoken intercourse, but for the time being here's a poem , translated from Carol Ann Duffy's original , in a North-Eastern, Iferðíc Celinese accent. Cyn rôs hyrèn, cyn caroig saten; Tair gyrí hywel. Molín cyrà na r-ardeg pafair, Đo efrío lairel El...
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 00:29
Forum: Translations
Topic: Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muss man schweigen.
Replies: 14
Views: 5067

Re: Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muss man schweige

:con: Celinese
Go ðéðo ceoní né polín, tysoê brochío
Go ðé-ðo ceon-í né pol-ín, tysoê broch-ín
of that-which speak.INF NEG able.3PL-PRS silent-state need.3PL-PRS
"Silence is required of that which cannot be spoken [about]"
gɔ ˈðɛðɔ kɛuˈni ne pɔˈlin ˈtɪsɔˌjɛ bɾɔχiw
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 00:20
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: Conlang Conversation Thread [2010–2019]
Replies: 8666
Views: 1461402

Re: Conlang Conversation Thread

sano wrote:nye na nya anyo tsa'o uana sutaye
because 1SG for year six there dwell.PST
Because I lived there for 6 years.
Taisofos neıs né lyroís ?
experience this NEG enjoy.2SG-PST
Did you not enjoy this experience?
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 00:14
Forum: Translations
Topic: I love you
Replies: 306
Views: 96462

Re: I love you

:con: Celinese

To one person: ané mairí

An-é mair-í
2SG.ACC love.1SG-PRS

To two or more persons, if that is your thing: anêt mairí

an-êt mair-í
2PL.ACC love.1SG-PRS
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 00:09
Forum: Conlangs
Topic: CBB Lexicon Building [2010–2019]
Replies: 2299
Views: 382847

Re: CBB Lexicon Building

Yagia1 wrote:
Azurecat wrote:new year's eve

(or whatever ceremonial your confolks have to mark the beginning of a new year, if any)

da fario dirou talisprédo si préviso!
to new year[OBL] good speed and health!
Celinese: ifaneifos /øvanˈɛɪvɔs/ (lit. young year)

Next word - hopeful (adjective)
by Celinceithir
02 Jan 2012 00:05
Forum: Language Learning & Non-English
Topic: Language practice thread
Replies: 6104
Views: 1013269

Re: Language practice thread

Primeramente, ¿qué es una lengua buena? Pensaba que estaba en un foro de amantes de idiomas, ¿cómo se puede odiar un idioma? ¿Por causa de la gente? First, what's a good language? I thought I was in a forum of language lovers, how can someone hate a language? Cause of the people? :ast: - A mi gúste...
by Celinceithir
01 Jan 2012 18:52
Forum: Linguistics & Natlangs
Topic: English Orthography Reform
Replies: 510
Views: 168936

Re: English Orthography Reform

They all make a few sensible suggestions, but have their foibles. I'll share my initial feelings on some of them. SR1: - The first proposed reform, of changing all instances of /ɛ/ from ea, ei, eo etc to <e> is imminently sensible and I'd expect to see something similar in any effective orthographic...