Lesson/Guide Requests

shimobaatar · Post by **shimobaatar** » Fri 16 Sep 2016, 22:11

opipik wrote:
Shemtov wrote:Would anyone be interested in Biblical Hebrew lessons?
Definitely!

I'd follow along as well.

OTʜᴇB · Post by **OTʜᴇB** » Sun 25 Sep 2016, 11:19

I think if clawgrip is up for it, we'd all surely love it if he were to make a lesson thread on conscripts to explain what his thought process is and what tricks he uses to get the amazing effects he does.

Post by **clawgrip** » Sun 25 Sep 2016, 12:43

Thanks. But in fact, I already did. You can check it out here. Actually, I intended to continue beyond where that thread left off, but kind of got distracted by other things.

Shemtov · Post by **Shemtov** » Thu 29 Sep 2016, 03:23

I'm doing a lot of reading about Breton- I'm even studying how to speak the language a bit. Though I probably won't be able to give lessons anytime soon, is anybody interested in an AMA about the language?

qwed117 · Post by **qwed117** » Thu 29 Sep 2016, 22:24

Shemtov wrote:I'm doing a lot of reading about Breton- I'm even studying how to speak the language a bit. Though I probably won't be able to give lessons anytime soon, is anybody interested in an AMA about the language?

No offense, but I think I'd rather learn it from someone else, who is either fluent or native in Breton. Thanks for volunteering however.

Shemtov · Post by **Shemtov** » Fri 30 Sep 2016, 23:19

qwed117 wrote:
Shemtov wrote:I'm doing a lot of reading about Breton- I'm even studying how to speak the language a bit. Though I probably won't be able to give lessons anytime soon, is anybody interested in an AMA about the language?
No offense, but I think I'd rather learn it from someone else, who is either fluent or native in Breton. Thanks for volunteering however.

I said I wasn't talking about lessons, but rather a grammatical sketch based on the various resources I have about the language.

Isfendil · Post by **Isfendil** » Sat 05 Nov 2016, 17:32

Are there any sketches of Indo-Aryan or Malay languages in the teaching corner?

Creyeditor · Post by **Creyeditor** » Sat 05 Nov 2016, 23:58

Not yet, but I could make some Papuan Malay or Standard Indonesian lessons, if there are enough people, who'd like to listen.

Isfendil · Post by **Isfendil** » Sun 06 Nov 2016, 22:19

Creyeditor wrote:Not yet, but I could make some Papuan Malay or Standard Indonesian lessons, if there are enough people, who'd like to listen.

Wouldn't want to trouble someone, just wanted to know if it was already there.

Squall · Post by **Squall** » Tue 06 Dec 2016, 01:00

Unfortunately, external resources for Malay and Tagalog are poor.
Maybe it is better to write some sentences in English and ask for translations with glosses.

Isfendil · Post by **Isfendil** » Tue 06 Dec 2016, 03:57

What about on the Indo-Aryan end of things?

OTʜᴇB · Post by **OTʜᴇB** » Tue 06 Dec 2016, 16:05

I'd like to see some lesson threads about different ways a lexicon can develop and different ways words are constructed in different natlangs and conlangs. If this already exists then may I have a link?

Linguifex · Post by **Linguifex** » Thu 09 Mar 2017, 06:11

OTʜᴇB wrote:I'd like to see some lesson threads about different ways a lexicon can develop and different ways words are constructed in different natlangs and conlangs. If this already exists then may I have a link?

The Conlanger's Thesaurus may be what you're looking for.

Creyeditor · Post by **Creyeditor** » Thu 09 Mar 2017, 13:43

and it is very good

Also there are some natlang databases. There is clics, which is more synchronic. And also I am pretty sure there is one for diachronic relations, but I forgot which one it is. Maybe you can find it in the resources thread?

Linguifex · Post by **Linguifex** » Sat 11 Mar 2017, 00:04

Creyeditor wrote:And also I am pretty sure there is one for diachronic relations, but I forgot which one it is.

You might be thinking of The World Lexicon of Grammaticalization, which is also very good.

qwed117 · Post by **qwed117** » Wed 06 Sep 2017, 00:27

I would be willing to provide an in-depth guide to the Romance languages and how to make a good romlang. Is anyone interested?

Ælfwine · Post by **Ælfwine** » Wed 06 Sep 2017, 01:14

As I said on the IRC, I'd love to see a Romance guide like Aszev's old one on Avaneca.com

I am hoping to get my own resources on the Romance languages soon, so I hopefully can help some.

shimobaatar · Post by **shimobaatar** » Wed 06 Sep 2017, 01:20

qwed117 wrote:I would be willing to provide an in-depth guide to the Romance languages and how to make a good romlang. Is anyone interested?

I'd certainly follow along.

Egerius · Post by **Egerius** » Wed 06 Sep 2017, 15:05

qwed117 wrote:I would be willing to provide an in-depth guide to the Romance languages and how to make a good romlang. Is anyone interested?

If you want, I can contribute some material (books on natlang development or some examples in Buonavallese).

qwed117 · Post by **qwed117** » Sat 09 Sep 2017, 03:05

Does anyone want a specific topic to be discussed on the Romance guide? I'm making a Table of Contents/Syllabus right now, and would like your suggestions

Also, if it wasn't clear, I'm looking for aid from people who natively speak any Romance language, especially those who speak nonstandard dialects/languages of Romanian, Italian, French and Spanish. I look forward to working together to complete the guide.

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