Pronunciations are BACK!

Apipoulaï!

So, I finally found some time to re-load all the current pronunciations - they are linked on the Divinian words (in Numbers, D-E and E-D) in the Complete Dictionary. I've also removed some of the phrases from the dictionary and created a new section called 'Phrases', which I will be adding to as an ongoing endeavor. The newer and contributed word pronunciations will be recorded and uploaded within the coming weeks.

Newest Word Addition: meto-ligounaï - internet (direct translation is 'seek-space')

I am still working diligently on the full dbase download, complete with search function and a 7000+ related-word reference. It has proven to be a most consuming project, but, upon completion, will offer even the most avid fan the opportunity to speak and write in Divinian, with an array of word and context options. Of course, I eagerly await any and all word suggestions to add to this collection. We still have at least 100 words to go! Please contact me with any ideas!

I continue to put serious thought into the idea of delving deeper into this fictitious language in book form. I would welcome any suggestion, linguistic expertise, or just thoughts on grammar, dialect, pronunciation, verb-usage, tense, etc., to expand upon this idea. Due to the obvious diversity and influence of existing languages apparent in the Divine Language, I am open to rules of real languages for application.

Fer awa tum brak,

T.