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* examples | * examples | ||
* [pg] nahts | * [pg] nahts | ||
- | * [de] Nacht (/χ/) | + | * [de] Nacht (/x/) |
- | * [en] night (--) | + | * [en] night (|:|) |
* [nb] natt | * [nb] natt | ||
* [pg] mahtiz | * [pg] mahtiz | ||
- | * [de] Macht (/χ/) | + | * [de] Macht (/x/) |
- | * [en] might (--) | + | * [en] might (|:|) |
* [nb] makt | * [nb] makt | ||
* [pg] hlahjaną | * [pg] hlahjaną | ||
- | * [de] lachen (/χ/) | + | * [de] lachen (/x/) |
* [en] laugh (/f/) | * [en] laugh (/f/) | ||
* [nb] le | * [nb] le | ||
* [pg] þauh | * [pg] þauh | ||
- | * [de] doch (/χ/) | + | * [de] doch (/x/) |
- | * [en] though (--) | + | * [en] though (|:|) |
* [nb] dog (< Middle "Low German" | * [nb] dog (< Middle "Low German" | ||
* [nn] do | * [nn] do | ||
* [pg] fehtaną | * [pg] fehtaną | ||
* [de] fechten (/ç/) | * [de] fechten (/ç/) | ||
- | * [en] fight (--) | + | * [en] fight (|:|) |
* [nb] fekte | * [nb] fekte | ||
* [pg] rehtaz | * [pg] rehtaz | ||
* [de] recht (/ç/) | * [de] recht (/ç/) | ||
- | * [en] right (--) | + | * [en] right (|:|) |
* [nb] rett | * [nb] rett | ||
* [pg] sehwaną (not for sure that this was spoken with [x]) | * [pg] sehwaną (not for sure that this was spoken with [x]) | ||
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* [pg] skehaną | * [pg] skehaną | ||
* [de] geschehen, schicken | * [de] geschehen, schicken | ||
- | * [en] chic | + | * [en] -- |
* [nb] skje | * [nb] skje | ||
* [pg] leuhtą | * [pg] leuhtą | ||
* [de] Licht (/ç/) | * [de] Licht (/ç/) | ||
- | * [en] light (--) | + | * [en] light (|:|) |
* [nb] (no descendent) | * [nb] (no descendent) | ||
* [pg] sihtiz | * [pg] sihtiz | ||
* [de] Sicht (/ç/) | * [de] Sicht (/ç/) | ||
- | * [en] sight (--) | + | * [en] sight (|:|) |
* [nb] sikt | * [nb] sikt | ||
* [pg] slihtaz | * [pg] slihtaz | ||
* [de] schlecht (/ç/) | * [de] schlecht (/ç/) | ||
- | * [en] slight (--) | + | * [en] slight (|:|) |
* [nb] slett | * [nb] slett | ||
* [pg] hauhaz | * [pg] hauhaz | ||
* [de] hoch (/χ/) | * [de] hoch (/χ/) | ||
- | * [en] high (--) | + | * [en] high (|:|) |
* [nb] høy (--) | * [nb] høy (--) | ||
* [pg] rūhwaz | * [pg] rūhwaz | ||
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* discussion about personal pronouns and their derived forms | * discussion about personal pronouns and their derived forms | ||
- | ==== 2017-05-02 ==== | + | ==== 2017-02-05 ==== |
* discussion about the name of the language | * discussion about the name of the language | ||
* " | * " | ||
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* **Brügsprak** (~ //bridge language//) | * **Brügsprak** (~ //bridge language//) | ||
* **Mansprak** (~ //human language//) | * **Mansprak** (~ //human language//) | ||
+ | ==== 2017-05-04 ==== | ||
+ | * discussion about /x/...yet again, | ||
+ | * turn it into /k/ or /g/ | ||
+ | * delete and lengthen the preceding vowel | ||
+ | * delete it and do nothing | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Problems with solution 2 | ||
+ | * We have not yet implemented vowel lengths, possible ways to mark long vowels: | ||
+ | * H after vowels (e.g. de < | ||
+ | * marking with diacritics (Icelandic with acute accent) | ||
+ | * doubling of vowel letter (Dutch) | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== 2017-07-27 ==== | ||
+ | * idea of a regular appointment in the IRC channel to discuss stuff | ||
+ | * proposal: every wednesday 19:00UTC | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== 2017-10-29 ==== | ||
+ | * discussion about strong verbs | ||
+ | * strong verbs seem to be use throughout the Germanic languages even if not very consistently | ||
+ | * having them for the past tenses makes the language somewhat more complex, thus using the regular form instead should probably be allowed | ||
+ | * strong verbs seem to form the base of certain nominalizations and adjectivizations; | ||
+ | * discussion about the comparative and superlative (of adjectives) | ||
+ | * PG features -ōzô and -izô for the comparative but a distinction was lost in quite some languages and from present point of view making a distinction in the Nordic language is not really possible if you don't know it already | ||
+ | * proposal of merging the families of -ōzô and -izô | ||
+ | * proposal of using the suffix -er for the comparative | ||
+ | * proposal of using the suffix -est for the superlative | ||
+ | * proposal of using the descendants of PG maizô (EN more) and PG maist (EN most) in certain to-be-defined cases in which the suffixes wouldn' |