Re: CHAT: Trial of the century?

I am working on a new project  in which all word roots have 3 syllables, and
syllabic stress indicates sybtactic category.  apostrophes indicate the
stressed syllable.  I had to do some term juggling, because the project is new
and i am still feeling my way around the issue of noun-to-verb transition (for
example, what exactly should the verb form of "mouth" mean?)  but these
sentences all work well.  by the way the language is called Ko'rea.

> > > 1.  I didn't inhale.
o'biam pu'reha ospi'la
[lit. "I-noun-not ever-past inhale-verb"]
>  > > 2.  My own infidelity is quite a different matter.
a-en-taraka'-hem obia'  eso'ka chefache'f kubase'f
[lit. not-faith-having-ness I-of matter-verb  (is a matter) difference-adj.
significance-adj."]
>  > > 3.  Cigars are for putting in your mouth.
si'gara eme'for jweba'lo ka'mada
[lit. "cigar-noun (unfortunately since cigars begins with an s in ko'rea it
can't be shown as plural) purpose-verb located-inside mouth-noun"]
or
sigara eme'for kama'da
[lit. "cigar-noun purpose verb mouth-verb"]