PART I PLƒA is has d’Lyricastyle– -∑- -øø122024
On the: reading, understanding & pseudotranslation of PLƒA
PART I
Pig Latin ƒor Apes
PLƒA is layered & lyrical but it is
also an incredibly useful scriptypese.
Comparing it to the ridged, vulgar
& near-dead languages which havewide-
spead in use & favored by near-all of
the literate of our species, even today,
is…
living and fluid…
…,and FUN!
It does follow a modicum of intuitive rules,
but those rules are also flexible & living
& fluid!
Its closest relative in the written languages
is the “unnamed scriptish,” left by James Joyce.
Rev. Joyce created a seminal example of such
before departing. Good Sir! All there to Study?
Yes! Entirely linguadelic & psychostrephein,
The tale of a DREAM, “Finnegans Wake“
The ONLY book ever written (well perhaps
the only book having survived at least ) in the
history of our language, of which it is said,…
Takes longer in the reading of
then it did with the writing of!
This type of phonetic spelling, and writing (up
until quite recently) was the common way to
record the words of a spoken (english at least)
language when written as script. It is fairly
limited in its rules. With only the sounds that
correspond to each character/letter being, for
the most part, agreed upon by those literate in
the use of the writing of the language.
It has been said that the writing of PLƒA) is
in a way, made up, or evolves through each
individual that the script uses.
PLƒA also references the movies, music,
books, comics, and other bits of popular
culture that are embedded in the environ-
ment of modern culture (in the USA at least).
So, PLƒA can only be as clever, or as witty;
As playful or as goofy or fun, as is the artist,
or One Ring Who Rights It.
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