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--- Christian Thalmann skrzypszy: > This is a language concept for a human stellar nation in Zahir's > sci-fi universe-building project Skies of Man. It's basically a > slightly evolved and extrapolated Spanish, which will hopefully > acquire some Russian influences too. Is this what the whole Earth will be speaking in the year 2800 AD? > Hombraian: > Il bianto norte i il sol porfiauan soure cual de ezos era il mah > fuarte, cuando asertoh a pasar un biajero embualto in anxa capa. > > Pronunciation: > [il 'bjantu 'nortSi i il sol pur'fjawan 'sowri kwal dZi 'eZuh 'era > il mah 'fwartSi 'kwandu asir'to a pa'sar um bja'heru im'bwaltu in > 'anSa 'kapa] Funny. Even in a language so close to an existing natlang your hand is unmistakable. All your conlangs have something in common, which makes them recognisable as yours. I mean that as a compliment: style is what makes the artist. > Grammar Changes > *************** > > Don't know yet... possibly some Russian influences in verb endings, > producing -x [S] in 2sg and -m [m] in 1pl as well as return to the > nos, vos pronouns even for nominative. Both -x [S] and -m seem acceptable enough; alternatively, you might consider using (Ukrainian) -mo in the 1st person pl. Otherwise, how exactly do you imagine this Russian influence? The import of Russian vocab? Syntax? Grammar? Jan ===== "If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with a mosquito." ________________________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly..."Ping" your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html