grass@uiucdcsb.CS.UIUC.EDU (10/14/85)
>> >>Can anyone fill in the remainder of the table, especially the last two >>items? (Send e-mail and I will post as much of the table as we fill in.) >> >> >>trademark language >>Wisadet Elkadem ? (What languages have the letters "w" and "k"?) > Yeah, ???. It doesn't look like any Indo-European language to >me. That is unless it is a romanized slavic tongue(I doubt it tho). > Sarima (Stanley Friesen) It doesn't look like any Slavic language I know (Polish has "w" and "k", but this has no Slavic roots). This could possibly be Hungarian? - Judy Grass, University of Illinois - Urbana {ihnp4,pur-ee,convex}!uiucdcs!grass grass%uiuc.arpa
ado@elsie.UUCP (Arthur David Olson) (10/17/85)
> Wisadet Elkadem ? (What languages have the letters "w" and "k"?) > . . .This could possibly be Hungarian? As has been noted, wisadet elkadem is romanized Arabic. Trademark in Hungarian: ' vedjegy -- UUCP: ..decvax!seismo!elsie!ado ARPA: elsie!ado@seismo.ARPA DEC, VAX and Elsie are Digital Equipment and Borden vedjegy
draskoy@ubc-ean.UUCP (Andrew Draskoy) (10/22/85)
In article <10500069@uiucdcsb> grass@uiucdcsb.CS.UIUC.EDU (Judy Grass) writes: >>>Wisadet Elkadem ? (What languages have the letters "w" and "k"?) > >It doesn't look like any Slavic language I know (Polish has "w" and "k", but >this has no Slavic roots). This could possibly be Hungarian? Sorry, Hungarian has no 'w' either. Actually, the phonetics of Hungarian are quite fascinating (to me, anyway), but I won't go into that now. (It does have a 'k', BTW.) Andrew Draskoy Sydney Development Corporation EAN: andrew@sydney.cdn UUCP: ihnp4!alberta!ubc-vision!sydney.cdn!andrew