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%title Pig-english: a code language for Latin
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%date 2004-06-01 09:58:57
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:diary:livejournal:fossils:
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Heh. Thanks to <lj user="alcarilinque"></lj> for the idea. I found it in his LJ after following a comment he left in a previous post on throat singing.
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- Last and first syllables switched
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- Ait at beginning of sentence.
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- Alternate sic and tum between words
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- iam at end.
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- Poetic Rules apply (erunt -> ere, poetic plurals, &c. Elision gets ruined by sic/tum)
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- Add suffix -it to non-conjugated/declined words and conjugated/declined words of one syllable (don't switch last/first)
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- 'Impossible' consonant clusters, insert y
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Quo usque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra? Quam diu etiam furor iste tuus nos eludet?
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Aitquo sic queus tum emdytamit sic rebutera, tum Atalinaca, sic atientipa tum rastynoiam? Aitquam sic udi tum amytie sic orfur tum teis sic ustu tum sic nosit tum etyludeiam?
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It's like a steganographic artlang from Latin ^^ I'm a geek, but forgive me, I just took a history final. Now I truly am done with school :o)
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