The League of Desmond Presents Frensh: an Old High Germanic Language Created by the Esteemed Mr. Kessler Ham Hutchinberries, esq.
Pers. Nom. Acc. Dat. Gen. Disj. Cl.
sing. 1 jaa méj meidh mon méç me
2 dieu déj deidh don déç de
3 m. hein haam haam son hein se
f. haun hendh hend son haun se
n. hom homum hour son hom se
WÉRUM
Ind. sing.
Pers. Present Preterite Participle
1 im wir jewérdh
2 irdh wirt
3 erst wir
HJARDHUM
Ind. sing.
Pers. Present Preterite Participle
1 hidh haart jehaart
2 has haarst
3 haaft hadh
regular
1 - -tiit
2 -st -ardh
3 -dh -art
noun declentions
m. nom. obj.
-um -umin
-udh -udhan
-uth -uthan
f. nom. obj.
-a -am
-ii -iim
-iin -iinim
gen -a
plural
-en
-én
articles
eim
eina
eimun
-eim
-eina
-einn
usage example:
Austoria s Pénisumin
Thjar wir eim Pénisum so heithart Kelsey, wir hein goot aoh klánimin.
Só skilkrödheim hadh eim böd ao hárseim had eimun aeroplán, séjart hárseim :
« Ha ! Ha ! Ha ! Mon aeroplána kan gárum oferállt im pláseina s eiminig Waterplásen ! »
« Eilswa, kan hom gárat mér snápa so eim böd ! »
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Frensh
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2 comments:
Ah, ah, it is all quite beyond me!
Foreword and epilogue by Johannes Kesler.
Translations based on "The Tortoise and the Hair" Kessler, J. New York: Kelser Books. 1991.
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