Re: Etruscana (was: some Proto-Quendic grammar)

In a message dated 2003:11:16 11:50:05 PM, andjo@FREE.FR writes:

>I suggest Basque was created as a deliberately non-humans conlang by a
>bunch of Iberian prehistoric conlangers!
    No! No! Basque was created as a deliberately Iberian prehistoric conlang
by a
bunch of non-human conlangers from Outter Space ;)

    BTW likewise for Japanese... Look at their Shinto Creation Myth! And
their odd sci-fi-infused culture!

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