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: Micheal's dog.
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= layout =
= introduction =


*Introduction
= phonology =


*Phonology
== consonants ==
*Writing
*Verbal morphology -
*Nominal morphology -
*Adjectives -
*Articles -
*Pronouns -
*Derivational morphology


*Syntax
== vowels ==
*The use of the verb
 
*The use of the noun  
== syllable structure ==
*The noun phrase
 
*Anaphora
== allophony ==
*Prepositions
 
*Sentences
== stress ==
*Transformations
 
= grammar =
 
== noun phrases ==
 
=== determiners ===
 
== pronouns ==
 
=== examples ===
 
== correlative pronouns ==
 
== verbs ==
 
=== tense ===
 
=== aspect ===
 
=== mood ===
 
=== copula ===
 
== adjectives ==
 
== adpositions ==
 
== syntax ==
 
=== adverbial ==
 
=== coordinate ===
 
=== relative ===
 
== derivation ==
 
=== compounding ===
 
= sample texts =
 
= lexicon =

Revision as of 08:48, 23 February 2016

1) SOV ((subject)-(object)-verb)

  • tlaka ke mita anya
man O dog see
(The) man(or men) see(s) (the) dog(s).

2) Nouns are followed by their modifiers

  • tlaka ke mita malo anya
man O dog brown see
(The) man(or men) see(s) (the) brown dog(s).

3) Pronouns functioning as subject can be dropped

  • (na) ke mita malo anya
(1sg) O dog brown see
(I) see(s) (the) brown dog(s).

4) New words can be formed by combining roots

  • yamato
mountain-method
mountaineering

5) Most words can have more than one part of speech

  • mita ke anya ta'o yoha
dog O eye two have
(The/A) dog(s) has two eyes.

6) Subjects can have more than one verb with different objects each

  • ha ma'a muku ke kutsu tela
3sg with knife O meat cut
She cut the meat with a knife.

7) Possession can be shown in more than one way

  • mita te mikelo or mita mikeloyo
dog of Michael or dog Michael-GEN
Micheal's dog.

introduction

phonology

consonants

vowels

syllable structure

allophony

stress

grammar

noun phrases

determiners

pronouns

examples

correlative pronouns

verbs

tense

aspect

mood

copula

adjectives

adpositions

syntax

= adverbial

coordinate

relative

derivation

compounding

sample texts

lexicon