This has been written by that mad Irishman. Take no notice of him, he is a
complete idiot and a disgrace to all things Celtic. You cannot stop
***bric
from being revived, nor should you try to stop the attempts of North
British
peoples to explore their ancient tongue, take Scotland for example, they
now
have three native languages, Gaelic, Scots, and ***bric, so Paddy, bog off
to your bog and chew potatoes!
"moi" <moi@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:YySUe.5346$yF2.3803@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> This is so full of errors as to be laughable - but that is what davic is
> all about. It is not '***bric' but a conlang.
>
>> Verbs in Cornish and Breton adopt lenition after the negative particle,
>> but in Welsh all verbs adopt lenition except verbs that begin with C,
P,
>> T. ***bric follows Welsh usage on the presumption that ***bric is
closer
>> to Welsh that to Cornish and Breton.
>
> What? The mutation of C, P, T, is lenition - that is it turns C into
Ch,
> P into PH, and T into TH which is exactly what lenition is!
>
>
>> Rule 17
>>
>> Welsh verbs adopt lenition after the infinite particle yn. It is
presumed
>> that because of the ease with which the ***bric poems of Taliesin and
>> Aneirin were translated into Welsh that the same rule applies in
***bric.
>
> Welsh verbs don't lenite after the particle 'yn'. For example - Cerdded
> (walk) 'yn cerdded' (walking). Welsh nouns do lenite when they are used
> after 'yn' for example darlithydd (lecturer) mae'n ddarlithydd (he's a
> lecturer).
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