Post by NASH7777 on Aug 30, 2005 11:04:51 GMT -5
I'm looking for people who want to learn a new abstract language. I need members to my site and people interested in learning the WORLD'S EASIEST LANGUAGE. Here's an excerpt:
"Theta takes the complexity out of languages. There is no conjugation or anything in Theta. It basically was made to be as easy as a language can be. The entire language is based off "fixes", which are like prefixes and suffixes in english. Fixes each have a meaning or idea that goes with them so by combining fixes you make words. It's like the word "automobile", even if you don't know what one is, you can break up the word. "Auto" like in automatic and "Mobile" as in to move, so something that "automatically moves". However in English, there are words like "car", in which you can't break up the word to know what it means."
pelTheta~exood(alleon)!
http://neo********nash7777.proboards61.com/index.cgi?
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I don't have a whole lot of lessons up yet, but it's a work in progress. The adjective/verb/preposition list are quite expansive already in the dictionary sections.
(please only things related to curiousity of the subject, some constructive criticism is accepted if you KEEP the constructive side on how it can improve, for the most part things are set in stone but we'll see.)
"Theta takes the complexity out of languages. There is no conjugation or anything in Theta. It basically was made to be as easy as a language can be. The entire language is based off "fixes", which are like prefixes and suffixes in english. Fixes each have a meaning or idea that goes with them so by combining fixes you make words. It's like the word "automobile", even if you don't know what one is, you can break up the word. "Auto" like in automatic and "Mobile" as in to move, so something that "automatically moves". However in English, there are words like "car", in which you can't break up the word to know what it means."
pelTheta~exood(alleon)!
http://neo********nash7777.proboards61.com/index.cgi?
(delete * marks)
I don't have a whole lot of lessons up yet, but it's a work in progress. The adjective/verb/preposition list are quite expansive already in the dictionary sections.
(please only things related to curiousity of the subject, some constructive criticism is accepted if you KEEP the constructive side on how it can improve, for the most part things are set in stone but we'll see.)
