From: Christian Thalmann (cinga@gmx.net)
Date: Sat May 17 2003 - 00:11:01 EST
--- In romanceconlang@yahoogroups.com, "Barry Garcia"
<barry_garcia@c...> wrote:
> Eu cavauio sautó sovre eu arvóu caío en un campo d'êrvas verds e autas.
>
> "The horse jumped over a fallen tree in a field of green and tall
grasses"
Wheee! A translation exercise! =)
In Classical Jovian:
|Eogu saliva suere albren casun in cambo hervon uerdon ed
audon.|
['e@g@ s@'li:v@ sy@r 'albr@N 'ga:z@n iN 'gambA 'hErvAn
'yrd@n ed 'awd@n]
In Modern (or just Slang?) Jovian:
|Is Eogu saliva suere un albur casu in no cambu non hervae
uerdes ed audae.|
[iz 'e@g s@'li:v sy@r @n 'alb@r 'ka:z in nA 'gamb nAn 'Erve
'yrdz ed 'awde]
|Saliva| is the past tense of |salire|, of course, not saliva,
which would be |saelba| in Jovian. Note how Jovian valiantly
holds on to the High Latin equus, unlike modern Romance. =)
You know, I think I'm going to make Modern Jovian official.
I'm beginning to like it more than the Classical one.
-- Christian Thalmann
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