Teddy Bear, etc.
victor steinbok
aardvark66 at GMAIL.COM
Mon Sep 13 20:37:06 UTC 2010
Esp*I*ranto? The couch-potato jock jargon?
VS-)
On 9/13/10, ronbutters at aol.com <ronbutters at aol.com> wrote:
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> Well there is Espiranto. And Tagmemics. .
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> At 2:26 PM -0400 9/13/10, Mark Mandel wrote:
>>Hija'! Hol 'oHbej thlIngan Hol'e'!
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>>Yes! Klingon certainly is a language! }}:-)>
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>>This is not to claim that it's a natural language or a fully functional
>> one.
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>>tlhIngan veQbeq marqem la'Hom -- Heghbej ghIHmoHwI'pu'!
>> Subcommander Markem, Klingon Sanitation Corps
>> Death to Litterbugs!
>> http://mark.cracksandshards.com/Klingon/
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> Besides, how many "languages" were created by someone with a PhD in
> linguistics?
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> LH
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>>On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 10:10 AM, <ronbutters at aol.com> wrote:
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>>> There is a considerable semantic literature on family resemblances, for
>>> example Labov's essay on cups and mugs and glasses. Is "Ring Around the
>>> Rosy" a game? Is dog-fighting a sport? Is Klingon a language?
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