Gelach

Gelaĉ Grammar

Çataimé'î'mamoûr'blú ê nain ageç pûr croçaîmi'î'çêlánç

Translation: My lovely blue house is no match for you excelent crocheting

Meaning: Buying is not as impressive as making.

Let's split this sentence up shall we. The first word is Çataime This means My house, To show ownership of an object, Gelac uses inflections.

When the word ends in a vowel as Çatai (house) does, The inflections are as follows:

My - Mé

Your - mo

Their - Mú

Its/his/hers - Mês

Our - mam

Your Pl - Mó

When the word ends in a constonant, Such as Gát (cat) The inflections are the same without the beginning m.

Accents

there are only two Diacritics, with simple Functions. ' Elongates the vowels, while ^ shortens them. ie, O normally is as in Pot, ó is as in Moon, ô is as in Put. I is Sit, í is Leek, î is hardly pronounced, like mitten, but like M'tten. ç is S Ĉ is Ch.