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heronbythesea
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 Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 4:42 pm Post subject: My First Youtube Video for Carichendan |
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I made a Youtube video with an introduction to my conlang, Carichendan.
I thought maybe some would be interested. I like hearing other peoples' conlangs, so I thought I'd contribute my own. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gLowqwWb-M
Feel free to comment on there, or here.
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heronbythesea
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| Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 10:50 pm Post subject: |
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I just uploaded another lesson today, actually it's lesson 1. The first video was just an introduction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DNXEd8XH34
It's very simple and I'm not using technical terms at all. I hope you like it!
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avorention
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Sounds great!
I think it sounds like a Polinesian language. The way how you form the possessive pronouns (eg. yelen > yelena) reminds me the Croatian genitive case ending -a.
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Trailsend
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| Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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Very well done, Heron!
Mind if I ask what software you used to put the video together? I've been frustrated by how limited iMovie is when it comes to arranging titles... |
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heronbythesea
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| Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 6:32 pm Post subject: |
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| Trailsend wrote: | Very well done, Heron!
Mind if I ask what software you used to put the video together? I've been frustrated by how limited iMovie is when it comes to arranging titles... |
I just used Windows Movie Maker.
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Bristel
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| Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 3:46 am Post subject: |
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I liked it, it sounds a bit Arabic or a bit like North American languages.
I like your accent as well! It is hard to place, but I think it is southern?
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heronbythesea
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| Bristel wrote: | I liked it, it sounds a bit Arabic or a bit like North American languages.
I like your accent as well! It is hard to place, but I think it is southern? |
Hahaha. Hillbilly through and through.  I'm from West Virginia. I have an idea in my mind of what Carichendan is supposed to sound like, but I'm sure my own accent gets in the way of me speaking it the way I want it. Funny, I have a foreign accent in my own language!
The relation to Arabic is probably because I am highly influenced by Semitic languages. In fact, I downright stole a bunch of Akkadian words. Mostly I'm making the words up on my own, but I do borrow here and there from random languages, so long as the sound of the word sounds like it fits within the perimeters of Carichendan pronunciation and word make-up. I want Carichendan to contain within it somewhat of a mix of all the cultures of the world, while yet retaining its own distinct sound. Whether I succeed is yet to be seen. ;-)
I'm going to have to study up on North American languages. I started to try learning Mingo one time (an Iroquoian language of West Virginia) but that proved very difficult for my little brain.
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Ralph
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| Just had a look at your introduction - I like the way you came up with the phrases for 'how are you?' and its replies. |
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