Re: vennish 8
From: | Estel Telcontar <estel_telcontar@...> |
Date: | Thursday, September 4, 2003, 19:23 |
--- "<Wilhelm Ulrich Schlaier>" wrote:
> its been a while since i posted i was gruonded:(
> but heres what ive come up with while ive been away
> its a ton of suffixs.
> -eeuh = gender(female) eterneeuh=all women
> -oo = gender(male) eterneeuh=all men
> -eeo = gender(both) eterneeo=everyone men and women
> -aw = gender(neuter) eternaw=everyone no specific gender
Interesting collection of genders. I'd like to know more. What
exactly is the difference between your "both" and "neuter" genders? Do
you use "both" if you know a group contains both men and women? Do you
use "neuter" or "both" if you do not know whether a group is one gender
or mixed gender? Do you use male/female distinctions with animals, or
do they just get neuter? Is the "both" gender ever used in singular,
or just in plural?
> -ep,-p = period(spoken only) Isk ekwih vawt vilhelm ulrik zchliyr*ep*
I like this! My language Ikanirae Seru has spoken punctuation too. Do
you plan to have any other spoken punctuation, like question marks and
exclamation marks, or not?
(Ikanirae Seru has 5 types of spoken punctuation, or "sentence-type
markers": question mark/interrogative, period/statement mark,
order/request/imperative mark, exclamation mark and formal statement
mark.)
Estel
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