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--- Peter Collier skrzypszy: > First post, so, hello to everybody! Welcome! > Does anybody know of any conlangs that have put vulg. latin or one > of its later developments through the mill of the 2nd (high) German > sound shift to see what comes out the other end? (That's the shift > with changes like /d/ > /t/, /t/ > /ts/ and /p/ > /pf/ that split > Old English, Old Dutch, Frisian etc from Old High German). I'd > love to have a look! Henrik already mentioned two languages: J�rg Rhiemeier's "Germanech" and Dan Jones' "Jelbazech". You can see samples of both languages at my Relay page, <http://steen.free.fr/relay10/list.html>. A third language built on the same premise is Joe Hill's "Lessinu". I don't know how well-developed it is, though. I suppose Google will turn up anything there's to know about it. A fourth language that is sometimes counted is Christian Thalmann's "Jovian". A v�ry nice language, but I don't think it was explicitly meant to become Germano-Romance, although it has a few Germanic features in it. Hope that answers your question! Jan "If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with a mosquito." http://steen.free.fr/ . ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Photos � NEW, now offering a quality print service from just 8p a photo http://uk.photos.yahoo.com