Talossan anciént - 'n idéa unurixhinal

[Iac Marscheir]

Pensetz-voi qe'n verziun Talossan da "Arcaicam Esperantom" isch pouçival? Noastra glheþ tent detxa dels regleux per la creaziun dals formas plurais. Acestilor regleux povadrent estarh extendats per creatarh dels caseux es, eventualmint, 'n süstem regular dals declinaziuns per las nóminas es els axhectivis.

Noi povadrent en úçarh com'iens stateu transiziunal del glheþ Talossan teschent Latineu es Talossan moderneu.

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(Do you all think a Talossan version of "Arcaicam Esperantom" is possible? Our language already has rules for creating plural forms. These rules could be extended to create grammatical cases and, eventually a regular system of declensions of nouns and adjectives.

We could use it as a transitional state of the Talossan language between Latin and modern Talossan.)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcaicam_Esperantom

[Iac Marscheir]

Parç qe ja detxa dals declinaziuns zesfinadas, el creatarh dels caseux povadra estarh trei faþil.

(Because there are already defined declensions, creating the cases could be very easy.)

[Iac Marscheir]

Començéu à sovenénçarh perqet éu tent zespartat.

(I'm starting to remember why I left)

[Miestrâ Schivâ, UrN]

Well, the main problem with this is that it is already established what "Old Talossan" was - North African Latin as spoken by 5th century AD Berbers

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial]

Speaking of the plural endings, trying to reconcile them all will just make it really obvious that Talossan was invented by a teenager in his spare time:

-eux is from French while the pronunciation seems inspired by Portuguese,
-as is generic Western Romance, though notice that the ending has a different pronunciation than its masculine counterpart,
-ici is ripped from Italian, an Eastern Romance language, which doesnt really fit with the Western Romance endings above,
-ilor is the Romanian dative plural ending(?!) but used in a completely different context, and
-en is Germanic.

Now keep in mind that Latin dialects from Africa were the very first ones to lose case distinctions outside of pronouns and what youre left with is a whole bunch of nothing.