Melancholy Wrote:That's what I thought lol. I was typing in Welsh up there. ^
don't think welsh has the phonotactic "wrekil"
mmm just looked it up. welsh does not have "k."
edit: also, vowels are important in welsh, using a range of diphthongs (oe, uw etc) and y as a vowel, as well as vowel length being phonemic (linked to a meaning change). the original poster only uses w, reduplicated and single vowels. note that he has also used 4 reduplicated vowels "uuuu" in a word - this is permitted in VERY few, if any, real languages (certainly not welsh). while [u] written as "w" is a characteristically welsh spelling, the lack of vowels and predominance of consonants in original poster's comments suggest he is very unlikely to be speaking welsh.