Kerno question for the esteemed Mr. Brown, Esq.

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Hi Padraic,

As you may remember I've been a Kerno fan for some time; in fact your Kernu
Grammar has pride of place on my bookshelf inbetween James Campbell's Jameld
dictionary and Mark Okrand's Klingon Dictionary.

A while back you made a comment or two on the Conlang list to the effect
that colloquial Kerno is somewhat different from the language described in
the grammar. I was wondering if you would be able to provide any concrete
details or examples. I would love to find out more about that.

Regards,

Thomas Leigh

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