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Tapissary Talk
This video podcast offers playful tips on life, by extensive grammatical analysis in an invented language of glyphic script.
Episodes
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Episode 9 "The Queen's Croquet Ground, Part Two"
August 16, 2009 Alice in Wonderland "The Queen's Croquet Ground" Part Two. This film continues a chapter from "Alice In Wonderland". Lewis Carroll's original English text is translated into the invented language of Tapissary. The glyphic script of that language has various forms. The style used...
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Episode 8 "Molière"
I had major problems with a new computer this month, so Alice in Wonderland is still on hold. I’m presenting this short episode to take the Aug 1 slot. I’m going to read you an expression that you may have heard before. First I’ll read it in the original French, then I’ll follow up with the…
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Episode 7 "Preview"
Episode 7 “A Preview” July 16, 2009 This week, I’m giving a preview of the upcoming episode which will be a continuation of Chapter 7 from Alice in Wonderland. Because I’m adding some animation to that entry, it is taking longer than the alloted 2 weeks to construct. So I’m filling in with a...
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Episode 6 "Yit Cwanoson Croquet Texxa"
Episode 6: "The Queen's Croquet Ground" Part I Epizod 6: "Yit Cwanoson Croquet Texxa" Meros I This week's episode begins chapter 7 in the novel 'Alice in Wonderland', translated into Tapissary. The entire film is spoken in Tapissary with English subtitles.
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Episode 5: "The Days of the Week"
This week, I’ve written some phrases about the days of the week in Tapissary’s ‘Sunrise’ style. A frequently used Art text style (called the ‘Sunrise’ style) in Tapissary is generally written from right-to-left as in Hebrew or Arabic. Reading right-to-left is called the ‘sunrise’ mode because…
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Episode 4: "La Baroc Oshianno"
June 1, 2009 Episode 4: The Baroque Ocean (Lesson on the plural) In episode 3 (The Alligator Captain), there was mention of the Baroque Ocean (Baroc Oshianno). In this episode, I take you right to the ‘sea floor’. The formation and pronunciation of the plural is explained in the second half of…
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Episode 3 "The Alligator Captain"
Episode 3: The Captain Alligator. May 16, 2009 In this week’s episode, I’m bringing PART ONE of Captain Alligator’s adventures. Animation accompanies the story, and a red arrow helps you follow the Tapissary. The action begins in the village of Ventiçello which is lapped by the shores of the...
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Episode 2 "Spaghetti"
Episode 2: “How to Eat Spaghetti” In this week’s snippet, Tweeter, my finicky parrot rejects a bowl of spaghetti. But this loss of appetite does not override a colorful lesson in grammar. The command form, the numbers from 1 to 5, and some help with pronunciation are included in this segment....
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Episode 1 "Alice in Wonderland"
In this episode, I’m reading the beginning paragraphs in chapter one “Down the Rabbit Hole” from Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland”. Five Tapissary vocabulary words are introduced (pictures, conversations, watch, end, come), and you will see how each fits into the context of a sentence in the...
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This video podcast offers playful tips on life, by extensive grammatical analysis in an invented language of glyphic script.
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