Re: Third report on Koni - some grammar
From: | Arthaey Angosii <arthaey@...> |
Date: | Thursday, March 27, 2003, 20:20 |
Vep'Jessica emaelivpeith Daniel Andreasson:
>THE VERB
>In its basic form, the verb always ends on |-v|.
Hey, that's Asha'ille's verb form! But the |-v| stays in all forms of the
verb, whereas Jessica drops it off during conjugation, like Spanish (and
Romance languages in general? I've only studied Spanish, so I don't know
about the rest).
>Apelarye Ye'sika
>be:called-PRES-1SG Jessica
>
>Se linasde
>3SG take-PRET-2SG
What's the basic word order? The first sentence above is VSO, the second
OVS (if incorporated/conjugated subjects count for word order -- and what's
the difference between pronoun-incorporation and conjugation?).
>Comments? Bashings? Some angry mob-related activities? ;)
Is this an a priori or posteriori? Is there an associated conculture? How
does syllable stress work? How long has she been working on Koni? Why
hasn't she joined the list herself yet? :)
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AA