Off topic: Tongues of Reason and Wisdom - Eunoia, Kimeran and Vulcan
Silviu Marin Romania Local time: 04:18 Romanian to English + ...
Jul 16, 2008
Well now, who can tell me anything on Eunoia and/or Kimeran and/or Vulcan languages? Or on their idioms, for that matter? Do you know anything on their origins?
How do you transcribe them (if applicable) in cartoons and/or movies, for example? Do you transcribe them between parenthesis or do you simply position the translation there? Or, if you are not in the business of subtitling such cartoons and/or movies, do you use them in writing alternative Sci-Fi short-short stories to certain sagas?
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kanajlo United States Local time: 21:18 Esperanto to English + ...
Interesting question
Jul 17, 2008
I can't imagine how one would go about getting a copyright on a conlang. Until I hear otherwise, I'm going to assume that all conlangs are in the public domain.
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Silviu Marin Romania Local time: 04:18 Romanian to English + ...
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Trouble with understanding you
Jul 17, 2008
I'm sorry, but I don't think that I understand you. Who said ANYTHING about contracts? I wasn't trying to debate any LEGAL issues here. Just wondering from a linguistic pov.
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Silviu Marin Romania Local time: 04:18 Romanian to English + ...
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Logicalness
Aug 14, 2008
Logicalness is something relative in our world, I know. If it weren't, our to date history would've been MUCH different. But still, is it logical to have fictional tongues aka "conlangs" in your list of "Prozian" languages and NOT tackle them from a linguistic p.o.v., not only... from a LEGAL one? I mean, I don't necessarily need to talk of contracts with you, fellow Prozians, but of these tongues' origins and, of course, of their potential transformation (= growth).
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I wasn't trying to debate any LEGAL issues here. Just wondering from a linguistic pov.
But still, is it logical to have fictional tongues aka "conlangs" in your list of "Prozian" languages and NOT tackle them from a linguistic p.o.v., not only... from a LEGAL one? I mean, I don't necessarily need to talk of contracts with you, fellow Prozians, but of these tongues' origins and, of course, of their potential transformation (= growth).