Unilangien?··· IT must have lot’s of grammar

‹(·_·)›' it sucks that tlingit doesn't use… the good indian writting system

that makes me unhappy. I like all the pretty symbols

johnH wrote:I hope we haven't gone necro! ‹O.O› What language does one speak in unilang anyway?, I haven't learned it yet.
‹(·_·)›' it sucks that tlingit doesn't use… the good indian writting system.
that makes me unhappy. I like all the pretty symbols.
johnH wrote:that doesn't seam screwed up. I can make it much much harder
much much much much
harder.
księżycowy wrote:
Tlingit is one that actually represents the pronunciation quite faithfully.
Formiko wrote:Haha, that still doesn't make it easy to pronounce. I have to say however, that Tlingit IS easier to pronounce than Lushutseed or any other Salishan language.
księżycowy wrote:Formiko wrote:Haha, that still doesn't make it easy to pronounce. I have to say however, that Tlingit IS easier to pronounce than Lushutseed or any other Salishan language.
Didn't say Tlingit was easy to pronounce!![]()
In fact quite a few N.A. langs can be very hard to pronounce.
And, yes, Lushootseed is something else. As are most Salishan languages. Quite on par with Georgian if you ask me.
księżycowy wrote:Hey Formiko, do you know of any good resources to learn Cheyenne with (aside for the ones already posted that is)?
I'm working on some Arapaho for the 2011 WAC, so I figure might as well look into Cheyenne afterwords.
Formiko wrote:My friend Pete speaks Cheyenne, I'll get some links from him, but in the meantime:
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query ... type:texts
księżycowy wrote:Formiko wrote:My friend Pete speaks Cheyenne, I'll get some links from him, but in the meantime:
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query ... type:texts
That's awesome! I'll be looking forward to anything you find!
Know anything for Arapaho too? (Not to overload you)
I'm using the 'lessons' at the Arapaho Project website at the U of Colorado and the lessons in the 'Let's Learn Arapaho' grammar. The problem is that the lessons are very small, I'd like to get a more comprehensive textbook if possible (which I know is a long shot, but I can hope can't I).
Formiko wrote:I have an Arapaho textbook,but it's not digital
księżycowy wrote:Formiko wrote:I have an Arapaho textbook,but it's not digital
What's it called? Any clues of where I could get a copy?
księżycowy wrote:Out of curiousity, do you know any Arapaho Formiko?
I know you've said that you've taking a bloody ton of NDN language classes, so I figured I'd ask!
Formiko wrote:Not really. I've read a little, and I'm familiar with Algonquian language structure, but that's about it.
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