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I am a French linguist studying everything in linguistics but particularly historical linguistics, the Afroasiatic family and languages of Northwest Africa in Antiquity. I mostly contribute in:
The Reconstruction namespace
Modules (for pronunciation, transliteration and inflection)
The etymology section
Afroasiatic languages
My Wiktionary projects (see below).
I used to construct an international auxiliary language and program a French-Spanish translator, after having learned Spanish in four months, and I wish I could expand it adding other Romance or Indo-European languages on it. I've never ended any of both. However, see below my achievement on Wiktionary, which are actual.
French native (Standard Parisian), fluent in English (not wholly without error), Spanish self-taught (4 months, my level decreased due to lack of practice), German at school (9 years)
I'm studying Berber languages. Otherwise, I love old languages! Can understand Middle and Old French through French as for Middle English. Studied (Classical) Latin and Ancient Greek, as well as reconstructed languages of the Afroasiatic family as well as PIE, and Phoenician/Punic.
Latin script native, very good at IPA transcriptions, can read Phoenician, Tifinagh, Greek and Cyrillic scripts without help (excepted modified or added characters for some versions of Cyrillic). Studied moreover several scripts derived from Ancient Greek (Italic, etc.) and also a bit of Akkado-Sumerian cuneiforms.
This user can write more complex JavaScript code, and can understand and modify most scripts written by others.
All self-taught. I'm peculiarly good at programming using regular expressions (Regex, called patterns in Lua), I programmed or will program several pronunciation modules (see contributions below). Ask me for pronunciation, inflection and romanization templates and modules.
Gather on a page (likely Entry creation in a new section) any encountered PB vocabulary (with Afroasiatic consistency, PB entries, redlinks, library, original research)
German: mostly automatable. Some exceptions manageable with respelling
Swedish: likely feasible.
Dutch: possibly doable.
English: not impossible, if French pronunciation can be automated, English too, and likewise there will be plenty of respellings. Assume is voiceless, indicate stress and change vowel realization after it as in Russian, etc.
MOD:typing-aids/data/Xsux: from romanization (ASCII) to cuneiform sign because it has no ambiguity unlike the reverse. Take a table with all the material and use regex in the module editor. Perhaps edit the cuneiform romanization template to automate it, in order to make this huge table as useful as possible.
Inflection modules
Central Atlas Tamazight:
Declension
Conjugation
Hausa
Conjugation
Proto-Semitic: about roots (remember Metaknowledge)
Image of a text on entries with a quote from an old language
Phoenician/Punic
Numidian: since it's not in Unicode, see {{t2i}} and make a specific one like the Phoenician one.
List of eligible languages:
Languages to expand:
Phoenician/Punic
Safaitic
Proto-Semitic
Proto-Berber
Proto-Afroasiatic
Tamasheq
etc.
Old South Arabian (remember Metaknowledge) dialectology: merge the family under a single eponymous language, change the PS&PWS standard, remove the OSA languages (Minaean, Qatabanian, Sabaean) in the PS&PWS entries and turn this into labels (their respective Wikipedia pages exist) on the OSA entries.
Aramaic dialectology: label the dialects on the Aramaic pages following the ones on PS&PWS entries
{{module}}: perhaps find a pattern to automate by bot its replacement (what was I thinking to, writing this?)
Compound of *malku(“the king”, nominative singular of Proto-Semitic *malk-(“king”)) + *h₂n̥rés(“of the man”, genitive singular of Proto-Indo-European *h₂nḗr(“man”)).
Facultative. "Malku" can be inflected in the singular bound form following Proto-Semitic declension on *malk- whereas "H₂n̥rés" remains always at the genitive case.
