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 Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:04 am
so, i finally finished reading all of the posts!
Shilake la Niora! Sate la (so) Firo!
did i miss how to say "so" ? i can't find it. and i think its in the notebook! i just can't find it on the posts!
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 8:43 am
ERm.... you conjugated "shilakeshi" wrong, by the way, its "shila" in the "la" form. And its "kulii" which means really/very. In this case you'd use it for "so" because you really mean you are "very" happy. (And I don't beleive I actually have a word for "so" other than "kulii"... (Oh, and you'd also need to use "me" 'cause it's technically an adjective. So, "Sate la kulii me firo." = "I'm so happy." or "I'm really happy." or "I'm very happy." 3nodding )
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 8:52 am
And, Sally, you're good with grammar, any suggestions? Have I missed anything vitally important? confused
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 7:30 am
You know, you can come and chat in Niora here if you want. 3nodding (And help me with my writers-block involving the rest of the grammar.... xD)
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Here's some slang, see if you can figure it out:
Yolak'ale! Oshi sate no'? Sate la miko-miko! Eta no'?
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:02 am
Homurakitsune Here's some slang, see if you can figure it out: Yolak'ale! Oshi sate no'? Sate la miko-miko! Eta no'? ok, how about... hey! how are ya? i'm so-so! and ya? sorta???
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:06 am
here's some grammar stuff
possesive plurals
like... the kids' grades
quotation marks/punctuation
like... i replied, "hi!"
where do all the quotations and punctuations go?
or like... according to george, "play-do is cool".
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:16 pm
AND SALLY WINS THE PRIZE!!! (Except "miko-miko" is "good-good" or "very good" because whenever you repeat a word and hyphenate it, you just emphasize it's meaning. 3nodding And, "Yolak'ale" is nothing but "Yolaka" and "ale" combined because there are two "a"'s next to each other. So I really said, "Hey, everyone! How are ya! I'm doin' good! And ya?" Kinda, but it's more like our English rules with conjunctions instead of pure slang that arises and butchers languages. whee And I'll post more in the slang section eventually, but I need to work out the bugs first. x3)
A possesive plural is formed by adding "milo" before the subject, and I beleive I've covered that already, actually... confused
Example: "The dogs' food" = "Ipe milo ukasi shaisa."
If you have a plural subject AND object, then two "milo" are added.
Example: "The students' classes" = "Ipe milo chulokosi milo yiesa"
And, I'll post hyphenation and punctuation tomorrow! 3nodding
Shulu, lasi milo chulokosa!
whee
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 8:30 pm
ni la (Hope that's the right spelling!) domokun
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 7:54 am
Ni l'aku. whee
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Eta, kisai, sateke saha ipa ipe kisai "spelling"... eRm... I need a word for that, don't I? xD
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Note: Kisai has many meanings, "yes", "true", "correct", and something similar to "of course" and "sure" if you use the right inflection. 3nodding
I should probably get the slang lesson up soon, shouldn't I? xD
For now, the general rule with this is if you have two of the same vowel next to each other in seprate words, then you remove the first one and replace it with an '. This is most common with the letter "a".
Example: Me too. - La aku - L'aku
Or: Hello all - Yolaka ale - Yolak'ale.
Please note that in this case, you would change the stress to the part before the part being combined, so it would be "L'A-ku" and "yo-LAK'-ale"
Kisai? Kisai. Shulu, lasi milo chulokosa! 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 7:39 am
Reserved for punctuation. x3
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:34 am
Yolak'ale! Oshi sateshi chae? Sate la miko-miko! Sekii, feshiko solereshi chae moi ale do!
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Hello all! How are you? I'm really good! Please, talk with each other here!
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 10:15 am
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 10:23 am
For some reason, this language gives me the Austronesian vibe.
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:45 am
Iniji la! Sate no' no'! xD ------------- I don't know! You are you! xD ------------- You kinda used the word for "I" instead of "you", I presume you mean "How are you?" which is "Oshi sate NOKI?" not "Oshi sate LA?" See? And: Sate la miko-miko, eta no'? mrgreen
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:46 am
Vajra B. Hairava For some reason, this language gives me the Austronesian vibe. Really? I based most of the phonology off Japanese... I don't know, why do you think so? confused
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