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--- In romanceconlang@yahoogroups.com, Padraic Brown <elemtilas@y...> wrote: > --- Jan van Steenbergen <ijzeren_jan@y...> > wrote: > > > Great great great! > > :) > > > So, what's the difference between > > It'll be described more fully in a little while! > > > "il" and "ill", > > Archaic baggage (ill is from Brithenig > influence). > > > "y" and "ils", etc. > > Whether the noun starts with a consonant or > vowel. Like the "y" and "n'" meaning 'into, towards' in Fortunatian! With respect to counting, Perhaps Fortunatian numbers for goat- counting ought to be in Berber, th'ordinary counting in Latin; then perhaps Etruscan numbers are 'mystic'? What think you all? > > Ories-si la Sulis couant goueniont y vathin, levont y vus des al trefoelea, levont y vrum > des y vagges; aie! mays couant levab-el il mew cords? > -- per tradicièn Quemrech > > > > .