Post by Cresti da Ion Nouacastra on Jun 17, 2014 19:13:59 GMT -6
Can anyone help me learn, or email me a wordlist of the very first Talossan language? I found something on the old website. Here it is:
Archaic Talossan (December 1980)
The very earliest Talossan texts were a kind of pidgin, with basic vocabulary (pronouns, numbers, conjunctions, articles) coming from French, Spanish or Catalan, with some Romanian admixture. Some rudimentary grammar was also taken from the Romance languages, especially Portuguese, but most of the vocabulary was English with various Romance endings added on (-eu for nouns; -mente for adverbs, etc). As such, this "Archaic Talossan" barely constituted a language at all, but reflected the limited linguistic understandings of its 15-year old creator. A sample from December, 1980:
"Talossa nostreu c'estas almostemente uneu noveu landeu," said Kingeu Robert I todayeu. Uneu noveu Mapeu d'Talossa c'estas in "l'Libreu d'Talossa," a showar qu'l's-changeux in Talossa haveu estescu muy mucheux. "Havemos reachescu nostreu goaleu nationaleu, i estamos happyeux," said l'Kingeu.
Archaic Talossan (December 1980)
The very earliest Talossan texts were a kind of pidgin, with basic vocabulary (pronouns, numbers, conjunctions, articles) coming from French, Spanish or Catalan, with some Romanian admixture. Some rudimentary grammar was also taken from the Romance languages, especially Portuguese, but most of the vocabulary was English with various Romance endings added on (-eu for nouns; -mente for adverbs, etc). As such, this "Archaic Talossan" barely constituted a language at all, but reflected the limited linguistic understandings of its 15-year old creator. A sample from December, 1980:
"Talossa nostreu c'estas almostemente uneu noveu landeu," said Kingeu Robert I todayeu. Uneu noveu Mapeu d'Talossa c'estas in "l'Libreu d'Talossa," a showar qu'l's-changeux in Talossa haveu estescu muy mucheux. "Havemos reachescu nostreu goaleu nationaleu, i estamos happyeux," said l'Kingeu.
