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Aert
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 Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 7:54 am Post subject: Tongue Twisters! |
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Post any kind of tongue twisters your language has!
Oś'sezălh ĵén Śin sd'eĵhin eð'ĵazhinj z'aśéshin.
They needed eight people in order to organize the agreement between nations.
/ɒʃsɛzeIəl ʒin ʃIn sdɛʒin eθʒæzindʒ zaʃisin/
Răr'Háărj zăr'Śá-é-Śé lẃao'Vărgaorij keáfin ämhs vrän ðẃal áänntẃ
/rærheIærdʒ zærʃeIiʃi loʊaʊværgaʊidʒ kɛeIfin ɔːms vrɔːn θoʊæl eIɔːntoʊ/
One bond between a man and woman before (or facing) death is worth more than every word ever spoken.
(note again ă is air, and an h after a consonant indicates a stress on that sound) |
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eldin raigmore
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what 'langs were those, Aert?
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Aert
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My namesake: Aert (unless I find a name that better suits it). I've decided to start doing more conlanging again, so I'm expanding my lexicon etc and trying some of the translation challenges. It shows me how few nouns I have 
Oh, and I heard a pretty good tongue twister in English: Irish wristwatch. It's wierd: it looks so simple but the combination of the different I's, w's, and s's make it annoyingly difficult to say quickly while being accurate. |
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