Re: mi nov artilinguo latine

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> et Jay a =E9crit :
> > << but cute, though...>>
> thanks. that's what i'm going for.
> a nice italian girl appreciated it very much :-)
> but still i didn't change -s plural into -i (yet).
Ah, so that's why you won't make the adjectives "-i",
it is a fait-accompli of the near-future.

> one disferante spelling and one nonidentique word
> a day keeps auxlangers away.
Yes, burn the fanatics! I mean roast them.

> >  Could I send you the
> > Gode/Blair Grammar... I've scanned in
> > 2/3 of the book one file is 111Kb and
> > the other is 105Kb...
> thanks. i appreciate. but Charles already filled me
> with this one and a dozen of geese... sorry, of these,
> to no avail.
Today we think of French, Italian, etc as distinct,
but in the past they merged gradually between Rome and Paris
with no borders, each village speaking its own mini-dialect
that was understood by all its neighbors. It is difficult
to write a textbook on grammar telling people they speak
"wrong", because you'd need a chapter for each village ...

> i guess this lang is going to get even stranger. i feel like
> using "e" for "essa" and allow stative "esta" now.
Now *that* would be just horribly barbarically impossible.
But the lake is much nicer now with the damned geese gone.