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Featured Articles (Nominations, etc.) (2017-05-23 23:49:08) :
Sooner the better.
Sooner the better.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2017-05-23 23:49:08.
Featured Articles (Nominations, etc.) (2017-05-23 09:58:37) :
That might be a good idea. In the meantime, the Hikoomayii story happened, which, since we take ages here for anything anyway, could be moved to its own page somewhere and made the featured creation. I think we can all agree that it deserves to be that at some point.
That might be a good idea. In the meantime, the Hikoomayii story happened, which, since we take ages here for anything anyway, could be moved to its own page somewhere and made the featured creation. I think we can all agree that it deserves to be that at some point.
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2017-05-23 09:58:37.
Quote Thread (2017-03-27 10:31:05) :
<Cevf> I WILL NEVER EVER EVER WANT TO EAT ANY OF THE SHIT FOOD FROM YOUR SHIT-ASS COUNTRY NOR DO I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO SAY 'HELLO' 'GOODBYE' 'THANK YOU' 'EXCUSE ME' FOR EIGHTY GODDAMN PAGES, JUST TELL ME HOW TO CONJUGATE WORDS YOU USELESS SACK OF PIG SHIT
<pthagnar> rude
<guitarplayer> cev vs. phrasebook
[15:16.31] <guitarplayer> »später bezeichnete Außenminister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu Österreich als "Zentrum des radikalen Rassismus".«
[15:17...
<Cevf> I WILL NEVER EVER EVER WANT TO EAT ANY OF THE SHIT FOOD FROM YOUR SHIT-ASS COUNTRY NOR DO I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO SAY 'HELLO' 'GOODBYE' 'THANK YOU' 'EXCUSE ME' FOR EIGHTY GODDAMN PAGES, JUST TELL ME HOW TO CONJUGATE WORDS YOU USELESS SACK OF PIG SHIT
<pthagnar> rude
<guitarplayer> cev vs. phrasebook
[15:16.31] <guitarplayer> »später bezeichnete Außenminister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu Österreich als "Zentrum des radikalen Rassismus".«
[15:17...
owned by Serafín, last edited 2017-05-16 12:02:20.
Hikoomayii Story (2017-05-16 10:25:53) :
In the underlying representation, acute marks high tones, unmarked marks low tones, and H marks variable-toned vowels -- the tone of variable-toned vowels depends on position with respect to the word boundary and to high toned vowels. Basically, it's normally low in odd-numbered syllables from the beginning of the word or most recent long vowel, or when adjacent to a high tone vowel, and is high otherwise. (But underlying high and variable-toned vowels can still surface as low when preceding con...
In the underlying representation, acute marks high tones, unmarked marks low tones, and H marks variable-toned vowels -- the tone of variable-toned vowels depends on position with respect to the word boundary and to high toned vowels. Basically, it's normally low in odd-numbered syllables from the beginning of the word or most recent long vowel, or when adjacent to a high tone vowel, and is high otherwise. (But underlying high and variable-toned vowels can still surface as low when preceding con...
owned by Whimemsz, last edited 2017-05-16 10:25:53.
Hikoomayii Story (2017-05-16 06:28:32) :
I think.. that superscript H codes for an accent if it follows an accent or superscript H anywhere in the word, unless it is immediately adjacent to syllables with an accent on each side.
I think.. that superscript H codes for an accent if it follows an accent or superscript H anywhere in the word, unless it is immediately adjacent to syllables with an accent on each side.
owned by Matrix, last edited 2017-05-16 06:28:32.
Hikoomayii Story (2017-05-16 02:13:54) :
Excellent! It definitely looks like a North American indigenous language, but not of either of the families I'm more familiar with (Penutian and Muskogean). I like the suffixes that simultaneously express subject person and number, (ir)realis, and (im)perfective. The main thing I'm wondering right now is what the difference is between acute accent and superscript 'H' in the URs.
Excellent! It definitely looks like a North American indigenous language, but not of either of the families I'm more familiar with (Penutian and Muskogean). I like the suffixes that simultaneously express subject person and number, (ir)realis, and (im)perfective. The main thing I'm wondering right now is what the difference is between acute accent and superscript 'H' in the URs.
owned by kodé, last edited 2017-05-16 02:13:54.
Hikoomayii Story (2017-05-15 07:21:14) :
Well, we know that mosquito didn't die and had a progeny of billions...
I don't know much about North American native languages, but that sure has the look of one.
Well, we know that mosquito didn't die and had a progeny of billions...
I don't know much about North American native languages, but that sure has the look of one.
owned by hwhatting, last edited 2017-05-15 07:21:14.
Absences (2017-05-12 20:42:02) :
Alive. Finished the term. Next one starts Tuesday. At least this one's all online.
Alive. Finished the term. Next one starts Tuesday. At least this one's all online.
owned by Hâlian, last edited 2017-05-12 20:42:02.
H13lang Scratchpad (2017-05-04 15:50:48) :
It's the latter. As for which form to use with a definite time adverbial, I think that without any other temporal constructs in the same clause, either goes, simply because non-fixed reference forms are -- hence the name -- unmarked for time. So if I say:
[g this]oro[/g][g -LOC]-wag̃o[/g] [g yesterday]buwa[/g] [g hole]jabsu[/g] [g be]uru[/g][g -AOR]-∅[/g][g -3s]-g̃[/g]
it can't really mean anything other than "there was a hole here yesterday". The same thing goes for the ~past~, of cours...
It's the latter. As for which form to use with a definite time adverbial, I think that without any other temporal constructs in the same clause, either goes, simply because non-fixed reference forms are -- hence the name -- unmarked for time. So if I say:
[g this]oro[/g][g -LOC]-wag̃o[/g] [g yesterday]buwa[/g] [g hole]jabsu[/g] [g be]uru[/g][g -AOR]-∅[/g][g -3s]-g̃[/g]
it can't really mean anything other than "there was a hole here yesterday". The same thing goes for the ~past~, of cours...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2017-05-04 15:51:30.
Bugs, Requests, and Changes (2017-05-04 14:14:21) :
Perhaps not the best place to ask it, but...
Why do we have [http://anthologi.ca/?id=260232|that] [http://anthologi.ca/?id=165486|here]?
:hmm:
Perhaps not the best place to ask it, but...
Why do we have [http://anthologi.ca/?id=260232|that] [http://anthologi.ca/?id=165486|here]?
:hmm:
owned by Izambri, last edited 2017-05-04 14:16:32.
Absences (2017-05-04 13:54:03) :
[quote Hallow XIII, 巴塞尔之子]very alive
let not the lack of activity convince you that the userbase does not exist[/quote]
Oh, that isn't the reason why I asked. It is well known that, in the forums, behaving like tectonic plates is the norm here.
[quote kodé, Deacon, this fucking hole we call LA]dissertation's done! also: alive.[/quote]
Let's celebrate it with many celebrations!
[quote Hallow XIII, 巴塞尔之子]very alive
let not the lack of activity convince you that the userbase does not exist[/quote]
Oh, that isn't the reason why I asked. It is well known that, in the forums, behaving like tectonic plates is the norm here.
[quote kodé, Deacon, this fucking hole we call LA]dissertation's done! also: alive.[/quote]
Let's celebrate it with many celebrations!
owned by Izambri, last edited 2017-05-04 13:54:03.
Bugs, Requests, and Changes (2017-05-03 04:01:50) :
In [i]Diccionario alaia-español,[/i] I can't see any tags at the bottom to click on, even though when you look at the data of any word you can see that the word class tag is there.
[url]http://anthologi.ca/?id=259344[/url]
In [i]Diccionario alaia-español,[/i] I can't see any tags at the bottom to click on, even though when you look at the data of any word you can see that the word class tag is there.
[url]http://anthologi.ca/?id=259344[/url]
owned by Serafín, last edited 2017-05-03 04:01:50.
H13lang Scratchpad (2017-05-03 02:20:16) :
i'm trying to wrap my head around the "fixed temporal reference" thing. does "no fixed temporal reference" mean the speaker isn't asserting past/present/future, or just that they aren't asserting a specific time interval/point in particular? if it's the former, it doesn't seem very useful, most just for generic or habitual statements. if it's the latter, then it seems like you could use it more widely. but even in that situation, doesn't it mean that if you use a definite time adverbial, like "t...
i'm trying to wrap my head around the "fixed temporal reference" thing. does "no fixed temporal reference" mean the speaker isn't asserting past/present/future, or just that they aren't asserting a specific time interval/point in particular? if it's the former, it doesn't seem very useful, most just for generic or habitual statements. if it's the latter, then it seems like you could use it more widely. but even in that situation, doesn't it mean that if you use a definite time adverbial, like "t...
owned by kodé, last edited 2017-05-03 02:20:16.
Newtlang incubator (NP: glot-taolic theory) (2017-05-03 02:08:43) :
[quote]
The linguists at Chásur reconstruct Proto-Taol something like this:
[code]
p t kʲ k
ˀp ˀt ˀkʲ ˀk
pʰ tʰ kʲʰ kʰ
f? s ʃ h
n l r ʁ
i e a ɑ o u
ī ē ā ɑ̄ ō ū
î? ê â ɑ̂? ô û?
[/code]
[/quote]
looks neat!
[quote]The existence of *f is uncertain; it is largely ...
[quote]
The linguists at Chásur reconstruct Proto-Taol something like this:
[code]
p t kʲ k
ˀp ˀt ˀkʲ ˀk
pʰ tʰ kʲʰ kʰ
f? s ʃ h
n l r ʁ
i e a ɑ o u
ī ē ā ɑ̄ ō ū
î? ê â ɑ̂? ô û?
[/code]
[/quote]
looks neat!
[quote]The existence of *f is uncertain; it is largely ...
owned by kodé, last edited 2017-05-03 02:08:43.
Absences (2017-05-03 01:30:18) :
[quote Hallow XIII, 巴塞尔之子][quote kodé, Deacon, this fucking hole we call LA]dissertation's done! also: alive.[/quote]
ah yeah that explains why you suddenly have time to twitter
welcome back among the living, doctor[/quote]
yep! and to irc, and to annie. although i'm sure there's something else i have to be doing.
technically i still have to defend it and not fuck up whatever administrative hoops i have to jump through. but that should be easy enough.
...
[quote Hallow XIII, 巴塞尔之子][quote kodé, Deacon, this fucking hole we call LA]dissertation's done! also: alive.[/quote]
ah yeah that explains why you suddenly have time to twitter
welcome back among the living, doctor[/quote]
yep! and to irc, and to annie. although i'm sure there's something else i have to be doing.
technically i still have to defend it and not fuck up whatever administrative hoops i have to jump through. but that should be easy enough.
...
owned by kodé, last edited 2017-05-03 01:30:18.
Absences (2017-05-02 11:37:35) :
[quote kodé, Deacon, this fucking hole we call LA]dissertation's done! also: alive.[/quote]
ah yeah that explains why you suddenly have time to twitter
welcome back among the living, doctor
[quote kodé, Deacon, this fucking hole we call LA]dissertation's done! also: alive.[/quote]
ah yeah that explains why you suddenly have time to twitter
welcome back among the living, doctor
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2017-05-02 11:37:35.
Absences (2017-05-01 04:14:12) :
dissertation's done! also: alive.
dissertation's done! also: alive.
owned by kodé, last edited 2017-05-01 04:14:12.
Absences (2017-04-30 20:30:44) :
very alive
let not the lack of activity convince you that the userbase does not exist
very alive
let not the lack of activity convince you that the userbase does not exist
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2017-04-30 20:30:44.
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