Re: comments on Itláni
From: | SuomenkieliMaa <suomenkieli@...> |
Date: | Saturday, November 17, 2001, 9:47 |
--- Irina Rempt <irina@...> wrote:
> Valdyan (I'll call it that, obsoletely, to avoid
> confusion) has
> -well- they're probably pro-verbs, I call them "verb
> replacements",
> to indicate tense if there's no finite verb in the
> sentence. Only for
> past and future, though, not for present; present is
> default.
What a coincidence, because Vya:a:h does something
similiar; but at the moment, I've only deciphered the
present (default) and the past (_rrhaux_ prefix to
verbs as well as nouns, ie. _voa_ day --> _rrhauxvoa_
yesterday; _yyigkja:_ he performs a dance -->
_rrhaux'yyigkja:_ he performed a dance).
> hanie jat tylan hyn
> apprentice this smith FUT
> "this apprentice will be a smith"
> "this apprentice is going to be a smith"
Irina, I like those words _tylan_ and _hyn_. How is
it that y is pronounced in Ilaini/Valdyan?
Matt33
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