The CBB

The torch is going to be passed tomorrow.

I totally forgot about this, but I'll have the torch passed by Monday/Tuesday.

Yeah, your turn!

The latter.

I did not. I just made that language name up. No you didn't, it's in fact Diacriticese! Your move! On a serious note, Is it spoken in India? If so, is it Mizo? ...it is spoken in India as well, but it isn't Mizo. Is it Khasi? (I don't think it is, it doesn't have any extra letters other than ï and ...

opipik wrote:Southern Kukish?

No.

qwed117 wrote:Is it not spoken in Myanmar?

It is spoken there.

It is Kuki-Chin-Naga then.

opipik wrote:Kuki-Chin-Naga?

You mean this?

Zythros Jubi wrote:A member of Rung languages?

No.

qwed117 wrote:Tibeto-Burman?

Of course.

Zythros Jubi wrote:Spoken in South Asia? Does it have a native orthography?

It's spoken in South Asia, and it has a Latin orthography.

qwed117 wrote:Is it Burmo-Qiangic?

No.

Adarain wrote:North America?

No.

Zythros Jubi wrote:Sino-Tibetan?

Yes, I think.

qwed117 wrote:hmm. Nilo-Saharan? (If not, is it in Africa?)

Well, it isn't spoken in Africa.

shimobaatar wrote:Is it spoken in Central America?

Not at all.

sangi39 wrote:

Click wrote:If Dravidian, Brahui?

And there, you go! It's Brahui Click's turn

Tuhmùy làw ʔathloʔnaak. ʔamaʔ ʔańzuʔlpìi. Sayàapaa-niʔ làwtlawpaa zuriitbuuʔin ʔańzuʔlpìi.

Good luck!

If Dravidian, Brahui?

Rohingya?

Romance? If so, Old French?

Germanic and/or spoken in Switzerland?

I'm in.

I am planning to work a lot more on borrowings as at the moment they are a bit haphazard (there being no word for 'but', it is just plain borrowed), but I feel it's a fairly substantial undertaking. I also have yet to properly document the phonology and grammar, and although the language is fairly ...

Telicity? https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1b/Flag_of_Croatia.svg/23px-Flag_of_Croatia.svg.png Croatian In Croatian, perfective and imperfective aspects actually correlate with telicity so the difference between these two sentences is a matter of choosing the right verb form an...

I am planning to work a lot more on borrowings as at the moment they are a bit haphazard (there being no word for 'but', it is just plain borrowed), but I feel it's a fairly substantial undertaking. I also have yet to properly document the phonology and grammar, and although the language is fairly ...

Sorry for the delay. [D;] Is it Worembari? Worembari isn’t a language. That's right, but Warembori is and the example actually looks very much like it with all the e- prefixes and the -yave . It might be a transcriptional thing, but there might be some vowel differences to Warembori in the example s...