Conlangery #69: Asha’ille

Conlangery #69: Asha’ille

Published: Mon, 01 Oct 2012 05:04:09 +0000 \

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utterance-id1 and i mean yeah <unk> <unk> <unk> <unk> <unk> [noise] welcome <unk> language is <unk> really [noise] uh up in well actually [noise] a costume in maine you're not that much for me now [noise] is um my <unk> hello and somebody is apparently messing with glasses and slapping things and [noise] been sunny california we have yet again david <unk> peterson case n._h._c._d. for just a local california expression which means my gotten down <unk> got to be there you go yeah hello i love you don't you tell me your name [laughter] ah anyway yeah uh so how <unk> how are you guys doing doing well just up in maine nice very nice weather this weekend oh about u._s. sun is shining the dogs are barking yeah if they read is that usual sitting in his hand make knowing the part gas uh under palm trees uh see how many other ah california's stereotypes <unk> i got a palm tree right outside my door you know it's a strange thing chris southern californian to learn that people find on to restrain that's really jarring can i ask you a strange question poaching loser leaves in the winter no of course no okay i didn't take it i didn't i've never even thought about you know <unk> moving when it gets that was that one in the wintertime yeah that and they don't really survive well in cold weather so like if it was that but actually got cold a lot for a long period of time they just die but <unk> it's like every so often and usually if they're in a public place you have people that go and clean 'em up because they're kind of big an okey like if you hit one of the wrong way i think it gets punched retire [laughter] wow yeah i think so yeah you're big palms wouldn't handled it but i have seen little squat they call them victoria palms in uh in british trials in peoples' yards whether their little their little like the size of a person victoria <unk> really uh uh that's just silly that's just [laughter] whatever they can have what they want whatever they can like now it doesn't actually frost there very often because of the currents uh-huh but anyway we didn't this is not a bought me potash maybe we should move on to something that we have like maybe some kind of a clue about okay but i want to stop you just write their future part cast idea wet names and conway [laughter] [laughter] ah i don't know about that well think about that okay alright so today or this week we have a feature con line episode and the future online is ashley ill it's this created by uh <unk> you're that goes on line at least goes uh by the name our say does she have she she never goes by that is that a pseudonym david in person it's a it's a nets yeah and you have to say the whole thing are on go see <unk> okay yeah i and i i happen to know the story about how she came up with this <unk> um which is sad uh yeah i i she came with a long time ago i think back when the internet was still on punch cards and um so what uh you know you needed some sort of the monitor to go by on line and you know especially when you're younger kid at school it come up with something cool so what she did was she literally just bang her hands on a keyboard well looking and what came out with two names you know in order art they on go see she thought they were [laughter] and she's stuck with a huh wow this is better than ah than uh how i came up with all walk but anyway [noise] wait a minute what does that and how they relate to you all luck yeah [laughter] that's ah when i use on um <unk> and uh <unk> bulletin board forums and uh yes i'll tell you the story about that after the show but we should probably stay on on task yeah on tests that i can tell you that you know what my name is on i._r._c. david <unk> peterson dammit [laughter] i'd rather see i usually go buy a t._a. see most of the time anyway patty yeah anyway well no i'm going huh what i'll just go through my students in there uh my online than that i go by law i don't want to use my name i put it right there uh is just one language is never enough just the first two letters of all love all those so oh gee and people like us that is that is that uh that swedish so cool and i'm like no no it's not no no no this this this is swedish yes [laughter] yes ah [noise] ah <unk> cats are like no one no one no one will uh i i have to explain this for audio listener so um my kid had his name spelled out and david just typed it in differently but except with an <unk> over the oh <unk> oh i guess that would be nice saying well you know smokers are given the nice <unk> nice name [laughter] yeah <unk> anyway i apologize to <unk> he's listen this is my third it might be sweden [laughter] are there are there are <unk> probably are i i apologize if the <unk> there there probably are some sweet get upset about that anyway uh so let's get back to <unk> shall we that's actually talk about this thing we're we're going to talk about [noise] so <unk> you know um david you you've known a lot about this language you kind of uh followed followed it for quite a long time correct indeed so you know that uh basically you kind of date yourself by when you're enjoying the colleen community and which languages are you know common to you so ah around the time i tried actually thought she had been there before me but looking back on the online list it looks like she did you'd in two thousand two uh are they all go see it was one of the earliest ones and you know her her caught like i say uh with one then that was well known to me uh throughout the past ah ten years uh especially back in the early days when uh when those of us that were there with with speak more about our languages i think um we <unk> we all work a little bit more now but yeah so <unk> been around since the early days before that you know the big explosion in like the mid two thousands mhm and so it it it pertains to status as one of the old guard cod legs um and uh uh in addition to of course i i i should mention um it's ah it's been around so usually kind of the way that you er you showcase your calling in addition to not having a website and everything or at least in in the old days was to participate and one of the <unk> um <unk> been featured in at least ten um and that was when i stopped keeping track of the <unk> on my side it might have been in a few others [laughter] <unk> parties listening to this yeah i still haven't taken my turning the schedule is <unk> but it's schedule us get to it so [laughter] on my plate i swear it's just been a year and a half um but yeah i'm uh i'm gonna get that trust me um but anyway yeah so it's it was a it was a common picture and and some of the <unk> and so um a lot of people it's gotten to see it and translate from it um the dish and and this is actually something i would hope i was hoping we get to talk to her about uh she's participated in both of the <unk> um i have as well adjusted for those that are <unk> are where you give your entire calling lex con and grammatical description somebody else and they study it and learn it the best of their abilities and then what happens is they translate attacks into that calmly and send it onto the economy or who created it um and then that caught lying or half the decode this message that's written in their own language by somebody else and translated into another language the other person's language that they're using they're passing on to them [noise] cool um now we uh both our thi i participated in both of the <unk> and both times um i have no idea why um she use my language uh <unk> um and it's funny because i think i remember her saying on the list on the <unk> list before you know <unk> it's like well i want to do any language except for <unk> since i did it then suddenly she was doing it again so i was like what the heck that scene maybe you should just gotten to know your with [laughter] which easier [laughter] yeah i uh uh i got i got some <unk> when it wasn't too i used i used <unk> which was which was difficult and um [laughter] yeah [laughter] we've featured that one now that's that's a pain it's <unk> it's an intensely personal language and takes a lot of study too and especially with how fluent uh gym is and it it's um i think it was too much for me i think it will be daunting uh i made a lot of probably read it with a red pen 'cause he could probably just see you know states immediately and still understand [laughter] yeah and and for those um i don't know if you've probably never met <unk> have you know he he wasn't he he talked about uh janson been with us okay oh so <unk> yeah yeah yeah so he's he's actually and i think it more when you see that expression he's a he's a very serious person uh like you know he just you just joking smile every now and then but um he's very honest very directing very serious so it's like yeah he he i i <unk> that intimidate me it's like it was very obvious that if i were making any airs uh he would point them out and probably be very disappointed in [laughter] [laughter] so ah but i did uh jumping being for the first one oh and of course it it <unk> the second one 'cause i always wanted to [noise] um but yeah they are aren't they <unk> are they did <unk> um <unk> and she even coined a word using uh very obscure derivation of pattern that it was just like i got through the whole tax and i'm sitting here looking at the sport i like i have absolutely no idea what this is it's like what have you done here it looks like you're just created work which is against the rules you can't just create <unk> you know out of <unk> <unk> you can derive words using some of the establish derivation of patterns but that's it well that means but um i wouldn't work because i don't have enough words huh yeah well that was the thing there's there's a there's a test or being able to participate in in <unk> so you have to have a certain amount of vocabulary and then the person is creating the initial text has to um yeah [noise] do something that's so generally basic that it could apply to any language using somebody else's right um anyway so that that was um that was that's part of my my art experience and um she's just a she's a really cool it's really cool yep so getting back into the uh language we have the um um she has very nicely laid out sort of website grammar um uh i'm kind of <unk> i'm i'm one of those people who wishes there that that likes to have actual losses but um i i can get enough information now these examples and that's good um [noise] i think the way that she played them out you don't need classes um except for something like the the example subs is there something that uh let's see what she has um has two different um well she has a like um <unk> have one of these sort of um complexes which with different things and uh you there's a couple of alternatives it's <unk> it's a good always a good thing to see <unk> you can have everything sort of <unk> on the fur or there's a couple of things uh tents and um some person marking that can be pulled out of the verb as a separate particles i think actually you just have you you have found pronoun forms and and then ah external pronoun form [laughter] i'm reading this right [noise] yeah also i i think we should we should mission before going further you know like you know the goals <unk> right you can't really can't really evaluate anything unless you know when it's sports uh so <unk> personal language is intended for uh her con world um with name i wrote down oh <unk> oh yeah yeah i say i'm sorry her cover okra say um but at the same time i get it started out as <unk> as this is their first language of the personal language and it has a lot of idiosyncrasies that i think are being held over for uh mm [noise] where i i was <unk> magic the what i meant was sentimental reasons thank you <unk> oh yeah that's that's being held the perception that whole <unk> reasons you know various things like that so um you know <unk> you don't ah when you're approaching now she'll you don't evaluate it per se as like um a a naturalistic reflect language especially since it's uh taking place in an alien planet so anyway oh there's there's there's certainly things in here that are clearly not meant to be necessarily um naturalistic um also there's there's odd things involving ah we were talking earlier about the uh the room musician is a little weird but personally language that ah first sentimental reasons uh we were <unk> but the name ashley you does not spelled the way you would expect um right after you to be <unk> uh rational rooms <unk> but there's reasons behind that and it's just sort of what she came up with early on [noise] so right and she told me she told me specifically ones who i always felt that way but i can't remember the specific reason but the point with like [noise] that was the way she wanted the name of the language to be a time and she came up with it and then as things progressed and language change she decided to just keep it and so <unk> yeah soup [noise] what else can we talk about you you mentioned <unk> david that it looks like it's fairly heavily influenced by programming languages are do you have any examples of things that are from programming languages yeah so like i she's just kind of er for those who don't know earth she's um she's basically she is a techie she is like a techie techie and she is she is so techie that she doesn't even tell people that she is like it that makes sense that makes sense to me what i say it um but uh so she's you know all all her sight is completely hand coded uh it's and it's absolutely gorgeous but uh it's one of those things where it's kind of like you don't want to show it to other <unk> as an example because there's no way they reproduce it unless they have her level of technical expertise [noise] um so uh so yeah she's she's a programmer she was also um no shelters yeah of course low in an issue you know and see a theft and there are certain things that i think we're far directly from either you know h._t._m._l. programming languages including her way of describing senses um she [laughter] i i <unk> i i need to find this i find this thing that region setting because it amused me so uh entire grammar do sell oh yeah [noise] <unk> yeah <unk> exactly one word comes before the war they modify otherwise they come after dinner usually march uh for which were they modified and they'll talk about an <unk> <unk> to the <unk> if you understand regular expressions hyper linked here's the structure of an ashtray all sentence and then there is <unk> [noise] [laughter] i mean i know i know this means something but um i was like you know <unk> if you understand regular expressions i like well [noise] i understand regular expressions like hey how's it going and then it's like you click on a <unk> no that's not what a ah that is not what a regular <unk> yeah i know it's like all this stuff and it's like no i'm not going to read this jesus um it's on the economy and grammar cage uh if you go to <unk> idiot and type in regular expression you'll get a <unk> a page on it i mean look at all this stuff numbers <unk> symbols and all that [noise] i can't do that [laughter] it's just crazy well it's it's definitely a different approach than what we are used to we are used to naturalistic language is mostly i don't know but um <unk> we're always going to say this is just the way she uses [noise] this is this is just here to help us understand how adjective phrases work right you know what i'm saying [laughter] it's like you can't do anything with that and then of course it has a little to do now right under that explains sentence structure better for people who don't know regular expressions and then she has a little linking smiley but then she never got to that so people like me to know how <unk> [laughter] i got i got an idea [laughter] i got an idea but anyway so um i i i was gonna say some of the things that that i think kevin borrowed um there are these um [noise] she doesn't describing the circumcision street described them as adverb but i would think of them as certain positions um that were basically like uh h._t._m._l. tax or x._m._l. tax um so for example we have the sentence um [noise] uh <unk> <unk> <unk> i'm sorry <unk> alright and so word for uh what that means as the woman reads when very happy so it's like when she's very happy but word for word what that means is uh reads the woman when i'm very happy not wet i guess it's the way that you might the closing time yeah it's basically it's the closing <unk> so anything that goes inside of that is the ever built expression that modifies whatever the woman is doing um and you know presumably you could add any number of things so it's like yeah the woman read when she's happy and walking back from the store and or is it a lot of traffic so she doesn't have to worry about water and the traffic and getting killed kenny you know [laughter] so <unk> <unk> there are actually several um arabs like this rapper hairs i believe they all start with the and then the closing one always has a k uh where the the was um and this isn't something that you see a national <unk> which is um but i i mean there are certain there are you know certain phrases uh <unk> it comes to mind uh mowing grass seed monstrous uh but nothing like this where it's it's <unk> it's clear that the most obvious parallel is x._m._l. and so it seems like that that's where this came from <unk> pretty cool mm mhm yeah anyway so that was uh that was one of them i can content [noise] hopefully it will do something like that on one of my calm i but uh i don't know i was taking it basically from certain positions and i guess kind of a little bit of [noise] um you know it's very clearly know where that phrases or where that modifying uh elements is i have a visual coddling accent isn't very similar thing um i believe i actually got it from h._t._m._l. as well um and other than that it's not uh that we're talking about since you need to look at it uh they have it yeah well that's there's a lot of sort of interesting things <unk> outside of even um just the the programming language stuff i just uh was looking at this and unfortunately i don't know enough about the con world to understand exactly what this means ah but apparently personal pronouns can be either non in passing or <unk> oh yeah it's because it's because her her people the people that speak it the the the felines people they are <unk> yeah like uh like deanna troy okay so they are actual and pass slips not some weird term she's trying to you know and and part of me they're like locks on a choice [noise] see 'cause deanna troy is just how bad is that right [noise] <unk> is a full <unk> oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah wait oh is that okay so maybe they like the anna strike because she's only an <unk> right yeah she she she can sense other people's feelings yes okay that's what the <unk> they are i'm sorry so it so i was correct the first time they are deanna troy they're not blocks on a true [laughter] right my college [laughter] anyway [laughter] you get a get your science fiction slash fantasy power um uh power um and when we got <unk> terminology right uh so i thought you offend needed my power amplified enough about to agree with you i do need my power <unk> [laughter] [laughter] uh so yeah they're they're they're they're all in paths and uh there are people that experience uh dysfunctions that should be i'm past that are lost um but yeah basically they are they are they all walk around on knowing what each other's feeling you know yeah and one thing is that she mentioned is not only do they use the these impact pronouns fort themselves for impassioned creatures but also for it says for non impact individuals that they want to elevate to their status like humans [noise] which um that makes it that's uh as much as the goals of this how long are very much different from what we are thinking of in terms of sort of nationalism and stuff that actually makes a lot of sense to me outside of the the whole science fiction aspect of it [noise] which um you know a lot of people are making online for fantasy world <unk> world so they may have these you know special abilities affect the language but the idea that not only do they distinguish between creatures that have been <unk> that don't but they also will sort of almost outer politeness include species that are um intelligent in to the impact carrying gory for no particular reason other than they they want to associate with them or something yeah and and one <unk> one can imagine that uh with with greater contact um the product system would eventually ball you know such a place where it just becomes you know here are butterick pronouns and not our programs or perhaps regular pronouns <unk> pronouns either yeah <unk> you should even think of this is sort of hypothetical scenarios certain of her creatures who uh um of her creatures what did they call i have to have to go back <unk> certain <unk> who don't like humans might use the non impact pronounce things like that kind of stuff yeah um but anyway that's that's a little <unk> but it's a good good thing to keep in mind you know um you whenever you have um pronouns definitely can be sort of <unk> uh kim can definitely sort of take on secondary sort of polite meaning and stuff so yeah it's good to see somebody thinking about that so any <unk> other other interesting thing is in here here's one interesting thing just just just just stick with the hair <unk> you take that age and you move it uh you move to the left of it you get in static some one [laughter] i want you to imagine that the impact pronouns could actually a ball and simply become emphatic pronoun isn't that cool uh williams screen movie screaming on his computer [laughter] anyway [laughter] ah so um position i just caught me off my eyes earlier but it's actually doesn't seem that uh weird is she has tangible possession and intangibles possession whereas like she says that um <unk> something that you control physical things that you control or um and then intangibles possession is things that you were related to uh rather than things that you control so your relatives and stuff you could you could possibly renamed those <unk> than kind of further um explain it but i i liked i liked the i like the idea that she has mind the the the thing about whether or not you control the thing is important in marketing position i <unk> i was literally just looking at a language that did this and i'm <unk> i'm scrambling to remember what it was oh you know what i bet it will be in my history <unk> ooh [laughter] show or history alright you guys talk amongst yourselves [noise] i haven't dated my history browser history [laughter] okay so what um what other things and um when you were talking about um that level of politeness i was thinking of doing something like that was one of my time <unk> people that keeps me what's in there um just decided to use one side pronouncements and most of what i'm saying was i was going to use this in a combine and um i was <unk> from the perspective it was for a <unk> a story where it was someone who is studying language on some not so sorry but um anyways they had once in a pronounced useless people within their society and one set of pronouncing contributions for outsiders and it was a big thing when you were moves from one pronounce that one register to the younger so interesting yeah it was pretty cool basically like uh you know like ah dizzy and do in in german accent that's with uh you know the whole uh realm of pronouns supposed to just a second person pronoun oh <unk> big difference is where are you talking about <unk> um <unk> there for one million forms right yeah yeah but like you know when you apparently um in in germany like if you decide to uh look this is what my german teach child out of it is anymore but i say if you're gonna move from one of the other it's kind of like you know you market as a little uh you know occasion yeah go out and maybe have a beer and say um start from the u._s. do now [noise] really wow yeah us that's why i said that's what i said we need we need an actual german fight out they they'll do this ever did this or if this was just yeah well <unk> kirsten can you email us and toss if there were if if uh david smoking something or if he actually is right oh hey listen i actually remember all right no no i mean i was told it it's it's a it's about what am i teach in light oh <unk> you know here it is it's georgia it's georgia area okay georgian has <unk> those kind of position and unfortunately it's the difference between whether something is adamant or inanimate which actually really closely corresponded what's actually happening in ashville anyway but you know yeah except except that uh <unk> you can use the the tangible for slaves so oh oh thank goodness [laughter] uh <unk> and of course uh it it isn't strictly have internet adamant georgian either so like you know here we have a cold you did he mocked [laughter] ah i have a computer whereas exactly off i have a dog um but uh cars in georgia are out of it so i just find it amazing that you were pronouncing german georgia on the show at least you're not pronouncing the the the ones that have uh five constant concepts but anyway yeah this one this one of the worst onset with m. cue [noise] mm <unk> justice too but anyways going what norma none of the night against that george and has a jacket or it didn't have any of those examples thankfully but uh that's um no actually the <unk> i think are quite a bit of a help when it comes to string it a whole bunch of constants together 'cause it's just so much easier to kind of like treat those is like al stopping point so like you know the famous examples always with the <unk> right um yeah which is right so you know eh eh i rights and um how you conjugate georgian um eddie that's like i i wrote to the you know it's i think it's i wrote to him anyway nice i wrote to him and then and then up at uh that's i see okay okay so back off from georgia and back to uh <unk> you know [laughter] so yeah with um with the lesson very cool and the uh levels of uh i guess it's kind of liked that different registers for the <unk> well it's not even it's just little literally just pronouns but mhm yeah the idea is i think the idea is the main distinction is tim pass versus non him pass but other intelligence species like humans can really be included in the impact category even though they're not um and we're talking <unk> fine patrick <unk> impact that came out like we can observe other people's emotions and understand them kind of way but uh anyway we know that yeah unless unless you have uh certain uh fear like all his inspector yeah if you if you have certain uh autism spectrum disorders you may have trouble with that uh some of our listeners maybe in that group [noise] um so anything else really that we can pick out of <unk> that's interesting i don't think i'm i'm mhm well i wanted to i i have one more capital i wanted to go okay is that right yeah sure sure [noise] bless you [laughter] thank you for what you've done for me to stay um [laughter] uh i i again um unfortunately um she has a wonderful <unk> uh examples throughout her sight of the one place where she doesn't that i wanted more examples see ashes because i wanted to see cynically how this works but um basically her agitated phrases take a word before it whether that lets you know what it's modify whether it's modify the subject of the sentence the verb generally or um the uh direct object um and so one of the things that she does that's really kind of i think while uh is that there's this word i live in which can't take a celtics and the subject is uh number says number <unk> and it actually tells you how many words back this agitated modify it's er it's edited phrase modified uh so it's like if it has you know if it's a little guy and then asked yet it means count three words back and that's the now that it modifies uh wow that's really bizarre and it just seems [noise] something like something straight out of programming um actually reminds me of um a fifth of jeffrey hunting fifth of all things uh that slightly different in that goes to the other way uh with its stack um these the same number success get reuse with a third person pronoun because um they can refer to multiple um third person and teeth so it's like you know say i yeah i was with my friends you know uh john chris an adam um and you could just search saying things like um and he talked to him about him and attaching numbers <unk> each one of those that will be uniquely identifiable with you know uh uh john chris are out of um you can do the same thing and it's often done uh in american sign language except that instead of <unk> yeah we <unk> we know <unk> we can say well yeah ah they they were just <unk> just in the middle of stuff i just called you back [noise] and ah as you were saying [noise] ah anyway so um in <unk> l. rather than having like numbered celtics is what you do is uh generate a series of low side i guess their locations around you and it's kind of like you put a person in that location and then you can refer back to it um yes right you know we we talked about this um him are uh pursued um on um on uh what was it uh coal reference um i'm after uncovered reference and we mentioned uh the sign language ah thing where you basically <unk> a person in in your signing space somewhere and you you can refer back to them you can point back to them yeah it's basically just uh it's just an audio way i'm sorry uh what's the word it's an or it's a natural way to reflect the the a._s._l. uh logan system right yeah um so anyway [noise] the last <unk> sort of thing the i'm one of <unk> is she has a pretty good dictionary [laughter] um uh and uh just being a <unk> we'll see uh many sort of words that are related to creatures that exist in the <unk> world the tone exist <unk> in the real world is this [noise] this recon world like supposed to be an alien planet [noise] uh yeah so it seemed like uh right there is this supposed to have contact with humid yes [noise] um but uh sort of a lot of good uh places where um where you um see things that are definitely avoiding <unk> stuff you have um particular we're <unk> what was the one that are just small like <unk> uh i saw like a word that meant dangerous creature that had an opposite <unk> was a ah a harmless <unk> a creature that's likely to run away i guess there's a few things that relate to during possibilities but i don't quite understand [laughter] um and i know they're really cool thing about the dictionary by the way i i recommend that you go and take a look at the very least um is that uh she is she provides you with a number of uh uh a number of elements for each <unk> um yeah there's like there's the there's a citation for 'em but there's also a form uh written in her five there's the ita pronunciation uh part of speech horse basic definition but then she also has example sentences extra notes um etymology um and sometimes she has a little see also thing um and <unk> what's neat about how she's coated this is that you can have as much for his little information as you want your right hand side honor display setting er you can get rid of the fun person which actually haven't turned off by <unk> oh i can get rid of the pronunciation if you already know how things are pronounce um get rid of the <unk> it's really really really cool i think it's one of the uh certainly one of the best <unk> that's on line dictionaries i've ever seen her and uh so we <unk> uh for killing her i think top notch yeah it's definitely a great um uh oh oh well designed sort of online dictionary again like williams had before you can't necessarily um property all of that without some technical skills but i think um just the idea of having usage notes and etymology and you know <unk> and the c. also cross referencing stop that's those are things that anybody when er making their dictionary should be thinking about having [noise] i know that my uh dictionary which i haven't publish for uh rio is not nearly as good as this [noise] or it'd be kinda hard to implement though using lot tech my goodness well no i can't do the um the options but i mean i don't have all of these things weren't as many words as she does [noise] mainly because i didn't do any in panama drink but um i don't have you should you know it's for everything just for a few words [noise] um anyway ah i don't know any other mike you've had so many problems during the <unk> are you on um i don't know if you notice this but he has dropped again <unk> completely gone so we don't have mike right now i don't know david <unk> do you have any sort of less things to say about <unk> [noise] uh it's just that yeah i i think that <unk> one of them more um loving lay detailed personal languages you'll find on the internet and it's certainly been around a while um and it's definitely worth <unk> if you uh if you've never heard of it like you know you're newer to <unk> um uh go and check it out um oh by the way the website is well you'll include the website right just aren't they <unk> i will i will be linking to that and the <unk> yeah um 'cause our <unk> weird spell hey r. t. h. i. a. r. t. h. a. n. e. y. right yeah yeah um my <unk> um we were just gonna <unk> i'm kind of back where you guys are still losing a lot of bits <unk> uh speech yeah um i before we sort of start wrapping up my do you have any uh sort of final observations or anything about ill final uh final thoughts final um missions about the language uh-huh um yes i like it a lot but it's been <unk> i have a lot of very interesting things um i like how she did a very good job of explaining it very mike uh i don't know that we lost [noise] yeah [noise] well anyway uh if if we can get my back will um <unk> <unk> ah yeah it can <unk> can you continue that you were you were saying she did a very good job of exploding something good job explaining um you know how a lot of different things are used in there like um the voices the <unk> the culture it was very nice i like it a lot okay all right um so uh before you drop again mike uh i'm just gonna say we don't really have any feedback today so i'm just going to <unk> be wrapping it up now i will say uh please keep sending in the the top of the show greetings <unk> if you're a native speaker uh there's the the contribute page on on the site to to tell you exactly what you're supposed to translate and all that stuff but mike before you drop out again i'm going to ask you what is your what are your final words of wisdom keep coming in and it's awesome and uh <unk> and uh i don't see eh okay david you have any final words wisdom well i suppose in the dark times of ours uh good to remember that ice cream it's still so take advantage of that one day we may not have ice cream anymore [noise] and uh and and of course stop using the more [noise] bad for you [noise] we'll make people mind [laughter] it'll it'll make your your electric <unk> y he'll make your con like feel like it's basically [noise] you know you know flattened world flat land uh yeah actually actually stuff that you know flat land uh well [noise] the the before before uh uh david goes on on his his rent them out morphine on going to say happy <unk> thank you for listening to con line or you can find our our cars insurance <unk> dot com you can send questions comments poor topic or features language suggestions to con lying <unk> g. male dot com [noise] to submit icon line for nightline greedy for the top of the show see our contributed page for detail [noise] web space <unk> provided by the language creation society and our team music is by no the vice [noise] you know what you would call proposition okay hello can you hear me <unk> my <unk> hello <unk> i don't know cause or wherever you by the way you're my qualities just reduce sharply right [laughter] that's probably just down sampling okay i haven't changed anything so like i was bound sampling yeah i i never heard that word before it i don't really know what it means but i basically know it it made so okay well nice coin it's for whoever came up with down south <unk> well well done well they're um checked my audio <unk> oh there you go apparently <unk> i don't know if that was like hey lou snowball you know go fly a tight i'm not unlike your [laughter] nah it says it sounded like it was a bouncer playing i don't know [laughter] ah <unk> it's all good now anyway yeah so i [laughter] i can't say okay you are <unk> i think when he was going to say is that there's absolutely no reason that he shouldn't have order pizza okay [noise] so so my <unk> as you were saying yeah you're going to or to me a pizza [laughter] um on on that but [laughter] no you were saying you were saying that you are point er dropped out and they'll keep talking um come back to the internet doesn't want michael to tell us uh what he wants to do with language hello hi mike hi david this amount not responding [noise] <unk> [noise] [noise] [noise] i don't know he just wants you to ordering pizza oh i'm sorry my mike what's on you no wonder you couldn't hear me yeah microsoft <unk> a lot of click [laughter] sorry [laughter] [noise] you can have fun editing that you you give me a little bit on that i want her to <unk> do you guys have some stuff but you see i liked it i like to pretend that i know more about ah <unk> that i do i say you'll is one of them is your banana boat joe or so you just uh <unk> what we what we're doing i thought you said you were in pennsylvania i wasn't my mom lives in pennsylvania i'm all i've been i've done the potash from new jersey um mid walls several <unk> new jersey both those in south and under work i've done it from uh pennsylvania maryland virginia maine new hampshire um just me [laughter] why is that [laughter] if i could i would never leave the spot that i'm sitting at oh yeah the country ever and that really not it's not even like that comfortable not so comfortable where it's like oh my god this is the best thing i've ever sat it no no it's just that i hate travelling that much we're library industry the only thing that i will say about maine is this uh on the plus side have dark shadows on the minus sided has stephen king [noise] well um the reason you don't like stephen king [noise] of course not why is that even a question allow him i don't think it's crazy [laughter] fort smith is asleep [laughter] yeah yeah like hardcore main it's like <unk> [laughter] but at least you're not going to catch a cold where you'll likely to get killed [noise] where you're likely that got killed there's there's a place in north main called <unk> desert [laughter] yeah right we're not believe in that um i guess nobody else watched murder she wrote <unk> growing up so i watched <unk> intro to murder she wrote oh that's a hot yeah what'd you say <unk> i was i saw my first <unk> not too long ago and um i <unk> um <unk> boyfriend a picture of of uh just uh i think yeah the main character and he and he's like stay away from <unk> urban you've heard dies [laughter] to the parents don't just live out in the show so yeah it's gonna be a second segment that we're going to call her fourth segment

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