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...Here's the grammar to a language I've been working on, figured I should get it out there. This was actually the first language I ever did, and so I decided a couple months ago to completely redo it, now instead of being an Indo-European clone it's a Finno-Ugric clone with Nez Perce & Japanese features, yay!
I'm probably the only person excited about this, but, whatever, I suppose. xD
There you guys go.
I'm probably the only person excited about this, but, whatever, I suppose. xD
There you guys go.
Wow, that was cool, i didn't read it all cause i feeled like being in the school and get lazy n.n' (thats why I get low grades)
Also, I have read fun words in your post that don´t sound to much as english, and sound more like spanish, And i read you are specialized in languages or something like that so I suppose you talk spanish. ¿Am i correct?
Also, I have read fun words in your post that don´t sound to much as english, and sound more like spanish, And i read you are specialized in languages or something like that so I suppose you talk spanish. ¿Am i correct?
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Wow, that was cool, i didn't read it all cause i feeled like being in the school and get lazy n.n' (thats why I get low grades)
Also, I have read fun words in your post that don´t sound to much as english, and sound more like spanish, And i read you are specialized in languages or something like that so I suppose you talk spanish. ¿Am i correct?
I'm part Boricua so, I know a small bit of Spanish, unfortunately not Boriqueno but Dominicano Espanol. But yeah, in the sounds dept. I took from a lot of sources, l being a lateral fricative was inspired by Welsh and the orthography is Portuguese and Hungarian influenced.
Cool, Im am from méxico and didn't know there was a Boriqueno and a Dominicano español. I only know the differents accents and the Catalan one thanks to the Gypsy Kings.
Yah, Boriqueno y Dominicano Espanol es muy similar. The biggest difference is that Ricardo would be pronounced by us as Jicardo & Dominicans pronounce it regularly and Arroz is pronounced Ajo by us and Arro by Dominicans. There are quite a few Mexicans & Dominicans in my neighborhood so I get to listen to Spanish all the time, and my mom is fluent. But, I've been lazy so I never really learned much.
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