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Dakala ekam qa oni tala, e ekara dahilod ul 2011 ul Edinburgun. E ekam surpad sur kon talaga. Dui ekam faklari qas "Aqqusato, Datato, Genitito, Nominato". Fake ko deklam. | |||
Se jordug seje bogivi > SVO | |||
Cu [[Our Father]] pe sega boglar ul Duqaskat. A sega regismu seje raklagaje, duś befila qan perkilo tegon ul Duqaskat. | |||
Dui ekala qa raklaga pe tegivo ul Duqaskat. | |||
(Se angleska boglar tarala spator) | |||
== Grammar == | == Grammar == | ||
I - | '''Personal Pronouns''' | ||
I - Hal | |||
You - Du | |||
He - Le | |||
She - La | |||
It - E | |||
You - | You - Duś | ||
We - Haliś | |||
They - Leś (all masculine) | |||
They - Eś (all neuter/mixed) | |||
They - Laś (feminine only) | |||
'''Definite and indefinte articles''' | |||
A/an = Qa (nom) Qan (acc) Qam (dat) Qaja (gen) | |||
The = Se (nom sing) Set (acc sing) Sega (dat sing) Seje (gen sing) | |||
The = Sei (nom pl) Sete (acc pl) Segava (dat pl) Seve (gen pl) | |||
'''Plurals of nouns''' | |||
Masculine: Sng (o/e/consonant) Plural (i) | |||
Feminine: Sng(a/e/consonant) Plural (e) | |||
'''Basic sentences''' | '''Basic sentences''' | ||
I want the coffee > | I want the coffee > Hal qiram set Kafe | ||
I wish that you would learn japanese > | I wish (that) you would learn japanese > Hal vulum ke du ynsas japanskat | ||
He would like to learn it > Le lohis ynsać en | |||
You can not see that > | You can not see that > Du ko povam virać selat | ||
'''Subjunctive''' | '''Subjunctive''' | ||
There is a subjunctive introduced after " | There is a subjunctive introduced after "ke" (that)and is used frequently . Verbs that take the subjunctive (wish,hope,dream,think,believe). The subjunctive only exists in the present tense. | ||
'''Examples''' | '''Examples''' | ||
I think that you must go > | I think that you must go > Hal dolom ke du mer''em'' iloć. | ||
To form the subjunctive, it is necessary to take the present tense and shift the final vowel one place. For example A-E-I-O-U-A. | |||
== Accents and Dipthongs == | == Accents and Dipthongs == | ||
ć = ch (as in church) | |||
ś = sh (as in ship) | |||
j = y ( as in yoyo) | |||
Y = ee ( as in eel) | |||
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== Example Text == | |||
E ekam duo voki asde Kristijmus. Ger dagi asde nuro a tus. Hal luom sur mu ube, miram a mu sal nujo perivo ać se gol kave qe hudam elon sedat ać cur qoqroke nerim ubeqe set grondat, hal ko luopem nis. Hal regam leśte, se samaka vejo ke leś regam hal. | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:01, 6 February 2011
Dakala ekam qa oni tala, e ekara dahilod ul 2011 ul Edinburgun. E ekam surpad sur kon talaga. Dui ekam faklari qas "Aqqusato, Datato, Genitito, Nominato". Fake ko deklam.
Se jordug seje bogivi > SVO
Cu Our Father pe sega boglar ul Duqaskat. A sega regismu seje raklagaje, duś befila qan perkilo tegon ul Duqaskat.
Dui ekala qa raklaga pe tegivo ul Duqaskat.
(Se angleska boglar tarala spator)
Grammar
Personal Pronouns
I - Hal
You - Du
He - Le
She - La
It - E
You - Duś
We - Haliś
They - Leś (all masculine)
They - Eś (all neuter/mixed)
They - Laś (feminine only)
Definite and indefinte articles
A/an = Qa (nom) Qan (acc) Qam (dat) Qaja (gen)
The = Se (nom sing) Set (acc sing) Sega (dat sing) Seje (gen sing)
The = Sei (nom pl) Sete (acc pl) Segava (dat pl) Seve (gen pl)
Plurals of nouns
Masculine: Sng (o/e/consonant) Plural (i)
Feminine: Sng(a/e/consonant) Plural (e)
Basic sentences
I want the coffee > Hal qiram set Kafe
I wish (that) you would learn japanese > Hal vulum ke du ynsas japanskat
He would like to learn it > Le lohis ynsać en
You can not see that > Du ko povam virać selat
Subjunctive
There is a subjunctive introduced after "ke" (that)and is used frequently . Verbs that take the subjunctive (wish,hope,dream,think,believe). The subjunctive only exists in the present tense.
Examples
I think that you must go > Hal dolom ke du merem iloć. To form the subjunctive, it is necessary to take the present tense and shift the final vowel one place. For example A-E-I-O-U-A.
Accents and Dipthongs
ć = ch (as in church)
ś = sh (as in ship)
j = y ( as in yoyo)
Y = ee ( as in eel)
Example Text
E ekam duo voki asde Kristijmus. Ger dagi asde nuro a tus. Hal luom sur mu ube, miram a mu sal nujo perivo ać se gol kave qe hudam elon sedat ać cur qoqroke nerim ubeqe set grondat, hal ko luopem nis. Hal regam leśte, se samaka vejo ke leś regam hal.