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<p>Posted by <b><!--poster-->epdiii</b>
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<p>In reply to: <a href="84.html">The languages of the Ilii and Flaidish</a> posted by Panu Höglund</b> on 6:44 6/29/01
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These two languages interest me greatly. What will Flaidish sound like? I am predicting that it will be very odd-sounding but complex; or am I wrong?
<p> Anyway, has anyone here seen the new movie "A.I"? Well, at the end, there is this race of aliens that comes to Earth to do some sort of excavation. They "speak" a very strange language that you can hear in only one scene (in the rest they speak English, go figure). Something similar to it might just fit the Ilii. It's a bunch of odd humming and whistling noises that sounds like music, but apparently they can express complex thoughts with those noises. It's very interesting indeed. I have no idea how anyone would be able to write that kind of language down on paper. Perhaps they could use a system that resembles music notes?
<hr><i>Mark responds:
<p>Flaidish sounds a lot like English, in fact. I recently created the
very first bit of Flaidish morphology: <b>mell</b> = 'good'; <b>biit</b>
= 'study'; <b>mellbit</b> = 'morality' (the study of the good).</i>
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