Difference between revisions of "Common Tongue Vocabulary and Grammar"
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Grammar rule 1: Subjects and predicates are combined into one word. Example: "I am" is "Oosna", as in "Oosna Lutrani" or "I am from Lutran." | Grammar rule 1: Subjects and predicates are combined into one word. Example: "I am" is "Oosna", as in "Oosna Lutrani" or "I am from Lutran." | ||
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Revision as of 15:32, 11 July 2021
Pronouns
I: Oos; Me: Oo; My: Ool; Mine: Oot
You: Nu; Yours:Nul
He: Ji; His: Jit; Him: Jul
She: Sil; Her: Sils; Hers: Sila
Gender Neutral Pronoun: Ye; GN Possessive: Yel
They: Det; Them: Detl; Their/s: Deta; We/Us: Fea
Grammar rule 1: Subjects and predicates are combined into one word. Example: "I am" is "Oosna", as in "Oosna Lutrani" or "I am from Lutran."
Numbers: 0 (A), 1 (Aan), 2 (Tan), 3 (Zan), 4 (Wan), 5 (Yan), 6 (Lan), 7 (Kan), 8 (Dan), 9 (Man), 10 (Aant), 15 (Aantyan), 20 (Tant), 26 (Tantlan), 30 (Zant), 100 (Aanl), 163 (Aanllanzan), 1000 (Aank), 1784 (Aankkanldantwan)
