From: Barry Garcia (barry_garcia@csumb.edu)
Date: Sun Sep 09 2001 - 05:53:50 EST
romanceconlang@yahoogroups.com writes:
>
>Does this mean that annum gives andro, too???
For aesthetic purposes, no ;) (well, let me consider it....).
Although......that would make the words even more different than they are
now (i did have añio - /aNjo/). Hmm, i kind of dig that:
anno - andro
canna - candra
Question: in a language, is it possible for the same sound to go two
different routes as the language evolves. Like, nn goes to /Nj/ and then
later it goes to /ndr/?
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Ancient Goth: someone who overthrew the Roman Empire.
Modern Goth: a vegetarian pretending to be a vampire.
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