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Simplified Spelling the key to an All-Slavic Tongue

December 31 2007 at 11:11 AM
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Igor pisal:
I modelled Slovianski spelling after Serbian. But it's less phonetic, because Serbian sometimes shows loss of voicing and sometimes doesn't.
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As far as I know it was Ondrej Recxnik, who´s mother tongue was Serbocroatian, who "created" the Slovio copy "Slovianski"!

Nevertheless, a genuine all-Slavic language must not be based on only one Slavic language, this would discriminate all the others. I.e. we need a simplified spelling NOT based on any existing Slavic language. And any person has to have the right to pronounce it as he likes it, and not according to some "linguistic" eggheads.

The best simplified spelling for a all-Slavic language, I do know, is still SLOVIO.

I wish you all a nice sliding into the New Year. All the best for 2008.

Greetings from Watford, England

Eugeniusx

 
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iopq

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December 31 2007, 11:35 AM 

Someone named ONDREJ is Serbo-Croatian? THAT IS RICH. Ignorance is bliss!

Also, Slovio spelling is based on Slovak/Polish latin. To prove this, let's compare the Latin Slovio with Latin slavic alphabets, and Cyrillic Slovio with Cyrillic slavic alphabets

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desiatkju : desiatkov, dziesiętny, desítkový, desetni
десиаткйу : десятичный, десетни, десетичен


Slovio, Slovak, Polish are the only ones to use ia or ie

 
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December 31 2007, 12:01 PM 

Nevertheless, a genuine all-Slavic language must not be based on only one Slavic language, this would discriminate all the others. I.e. we need a simplified spelling NOT based on any existing Slavic language. And any person has to have the right to pronounce it as he likes it, and not according to some "linguistic" eggheads.

The best simplified spelling for a all-Slavic language, I do know, is still SLOVIO.

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That's also my idea. We, western Slavs, need tatinized simplified spelling
And the rest of the Slavs can have their own difficult spelling as they like it.

Besides Slovio there are some other artificial slavic langsm, as I noticed,
i.e. Slovano, Nov slovenc'ina,....

 
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December 31 2007, 12:56 PM 

Igor:
Someone named ONDREJ is Serbo-Croatian? THAT IS RICH. Ignorance is bliss!
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Cxlovek kto zloupotrebit Slovianski dolzxbi znat Kreatnik Slovianskim, inacx ON ignorant!

Eugeniusx

 
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December 31 2007, 1:02 PM 

Igor:
Slovio, Slovak, Polish are the only ones to use ia or ie
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Govno pravda!

ia = иа = я
ie = ие = е

nie > нет

 
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December 31 2007, 1:12 PM 

ИА is the sound that a donkey makes

 
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December 31 2007, 1:16 PM 

If Slovio used я or ю it would not be Slovak-centric

 
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December 31 2007, 1:44 PM 

Igor:
ИА is the sound that a donkey makes
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for a die-hard egghead иа has got only one sound
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Igor:
If Slovio used я or ю it would not be Slovak-centric
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я писайм по словиoю яазик.

Евгенйуш

 
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December 31 2007, 3:07 PM 

ИА ИА ИА ИА
The language of the asses

 
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December 31 2007, 3:17 PM 

No, donkeys do it like this : IJA, IJA, IJA (in USA). There are donkeys more stupid than anywhere else.

 
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December 31 2007, 5:05 PM 


 
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December 31 2007, 6:37 PM 

As we can see in the previous discussion, Slovio ia can mean ['a], [ia], [ija], or [ja]. That's simple, but not for the reader.

 
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December 31 2007, 6:12 PM 

Don't forget creators of inter-Slavic languages tend to be Slovaks: Mark Hucko, ioanes, and also Ondrej Recnik. But Ondrej Recnik is a Vojvodina Slovak, so Serbo-Croatian is his native language, too (probably later joined by English, so the result is a trinity of native languages similar to iopq's one). But it's true that he never studied Slovak in the way he would be able to spell it.

 
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December 31 2007, 6:45 PM 

Eugeniusx called his "mother tongue" Serbo-Croatian

My "mother tongue" is Ukrainian, but my "first language" is Russian

 
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December 31 2007, 8:10 PM 

Gabriel:
As we can see in the previous discussion, Slovio ia can mean ['a], [ia], [ija], or [ja]. That's simple, but not for the reader.
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very simple for the reader and for the speaker, but by far too simple for our GIH-Troika. They always look for something extraordinary stupid: like sometimes ago the more than 100 pronouns of Gabriel, and now Igor´s reinvention of Serbocroatian rules of spelling and pronunciation.

Let´s wait and see what our Eulenspiegel-Troika will invent next year!

Eugeniusx

 
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December 31 2007, 8:14 PM 

Igor:
My "mother tongue" is Ukrainian, but my "first language" is Russian
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your first tongue is your mother tongue or did your father breastfeed you, Igor?

 
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December 31 2007, 8:33 PM 

No, donkeys do it like this : IJA, IJA, IJA (in USA). There are donkeys more stupid than anywhere else.
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not only the donkeys in USA say И Я, И Я, but also a great majority of the USA citizens who accept the stupid inhuman policy of George W. Bush: И Я, И Я = me too, me too.

Eugeniusx





 
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December 31 2007, 9:28 PM 

I did not learn to speak Ukrainian until I was 7, it is still my mother tongue

If a Pole is born in the US, and learns English first and Polish second, is English his mother tongue? Or Polish?

 
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December 31 2007, 10:17 PM 

Considering all the inconsistences of Slovio's orthography I'm not sure we can we can apply word "spelling" to it at all.

 
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December 31 2007, 10:21 PM 

Well, even English has spelling

Except most NATIVE English speakers pronounce hearth incorrectly.

 
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December 31 2007, 11:46 PM 

Igor:
I did not learn to speak Ukrainian until I was 7, it is still my mother tongue
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so it is the tongue of your mother, the mother tongue is that you heard and learnt first

 
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Mother tongue.

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January 1 2008, 12:46 AM 

If a Pole is born in the US, and learns English first and Polish second, is English his mother tongue? Or Polish?


- it depends on what language you mother is talking to you. I doubt that some polish mother will talk to her child perfect English.

- it's the same with nationality. His/her nationality will be always polish.
But he/she can be of american citizen.

 
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January 1 2008, 1:29 AM 

no tak

 
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