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Sperduto nelle campagne a nord o a sud di milano ????

I think very few Italians would be interested in a language whose name means "fart":
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/peto#Italian

:-D

Thanks! I'll propably do something similar to this, but i think i'll use something else for ɬ and ɮ. :D And k for k. I don't think missionaries would like to develop orthographies that mimic that sort of unneccesary complexity of french orthography, since preferrably the natives should also be able...

since i don't know very much about orthographies developed during that time. I don't think french ortography was different fromt he current one (which is quite conservative) Here's my suggestion: n = n p b t d = p b t d ke, ko = que (or qué), co ɡe go = gue (or gué), go ɸ β = maybe f and v since th...

Hello everybody, the university is litterally stealing my precious time that i'm supposed to spend conlanging, but I managed to find some spare time and writing about fronting/movement in spalna: Fronting and Topicalisation Topicalisation is the process which an element of the sentence can be emphas...

Milanese di dove ??
Io sono originario di Saronno, ma ora vivo e studio a Londra

I'm trying to translate all my conlangs' grammars into English, but university is litterally stealing me time, but i'll try to do my best... :-)

OSV -1
SOV - 6
VSO - 4
VOS - 2
OVS - 3
SVO - 5

roninbodhisattva wrote:In certain varieties of of Inuktitut you can elide the verb base and just leave the suffixes...

Which is more badass.

Interesting, can you give me an example ?

Sorry, I didnt mean to flame by talking about the spelling system :-P Let's talk about something very interesting about English langauge, which is not found in other European language (and, at least for Italians, can be quite difficult to master): the deletion of the whole VP (I think is called elli...

You've put a damn lot of work into this ;] Great job. You've taken the phonology usually created by the newbies, and made it into a brilliant lang :D Wow thanks, i'm glad you like it. I usually do not like complex phonology, basically because it will make my conlang unpronounceable and it will dive...

Here in London, I've been told hundreds of time how my native language (Italian) sounds amazing, which makes me proud but also annoyed when I'm talking at the phone and people are listening. Or when people ask me "say somthing in Italian" and I do not know what to say except from "ciao". I think its...

Yeah, I remember that :P. And it is quite weird. Also, isn't English the only Germanic language without a V2 word order? Of course you do... V2 sucks. :P No, V2 is awesome! A Topic-Comment structure through verb placement, what's not to love? I agree, I like V2, I think it's very elegant. Could Eng...

But in that sentence, it isn't an expletive, at least not for me. It's just a pronominal subject: it refers to a concrete object in the real the world..unlike "it rains" where it is an expletive, only there to fulfill the subject constraint. In context I think it is a dummy pronoun here. The origin...

conlangconstructor wrote:Thanks for sharing, manu; and welcome to the forums!

Thanks ;-)

Già, la nazionale è l'unica cosa che ci tiene unita ;-)

Ok, so, I would start by talking about the Noun Phrase, which is quite easy: As I said in my first message, nouns, adjectives and determiners end in -a. Determiners precede the noun and adjectives follow it There is neither gender/class distinction (adjectives teska = male and grina = female are use...

Native: http://aveneca.com/cbb/images/smilies/icon_ita.gif Proficient: http://aveneca.com/cbb/images/smilies/icon_eng.gif http://aveneca.com/cbb/images/smilies/icon_deu.gif Elementary: http://aveneca.com/cbb/images/smilies/icon_esp.gif http://aveneca.com/cbb/images/smilies/icon_fra.gif Forced to stu...

There are many way to express passive voice. Just remember that syntactically the subject of a passive verbs (i.e. is the logical patient) originates from the object position. English moves it at the beginning of the sentence, since the grammatical subject must always precede the verb: the dog chase...

Ciao a tutti, c'è qualche italiano qui ??
Dubito :-|
Speriamo ci sia qualcuno a cui piace la lingua italiana, lezioni gratis via forum ;-)