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Probably a solution is to have a short inflexible form, & a less compact, but more flexible alternative form (as with the relative pronoun). | Probably a solution is to have a short inflexible form, & a less compact, but more flexible alternative form (as with the relative pronoun). | ||
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I am working on a new language, Taaluketti, sharing many of the features of Gaaziketti (e.g. phonology, basic morphology, parsing markers, SOV word order) but with what I think is an improved syntax. Taaluketti is more of a "logical language" than Gaaziketti - but I think it's also more intuitive and less rigid than Loglan / Lojban. Having said this, it might be some time before I get around to putting it up online. It still needs some work. | |||
Revision as of 22:16, 1 January 2006
This page is for experimenting with changes to the grammar of Gaaziketti.
Infinitive and imperative constructions
The role of the inf. and imp. moods is not clear, given that verbs are supposed to be essentially verbal nouns. Does raazup! means criticise! or does it mean make there be some criticising (by someone, not nec. you). If it meant the second thing, one could say Ve raazup to mean criticise!
Similar questions surround the infinitive.
Probably a solution is to have a short inflexible form, & a less compact, but more flexible alternative form (as with the relative pronoun).
Taaluketti
I am working on a new language, Taaluketti, sharing many of the features of Gaaziketti (e.g. phonology, basic morphology, parsing markers, SOV word order) but with what I think is an improved syntax. Taaluketti is more of a "logical language" than Gaaziketti - but I think it's also more intuitive and less rigid than Loglan / Lojban. Having said this, it might be some time before I get around to putting it up online. It still needs some work.
