Re: Narbonósc. Part VIII
From: | Barry Garcia <barry_garcia@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, January 3, 2001, 3:48 |
CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU writes:
>Well, I think that's enough for the verbs for today. I congratulate
>everyone who
>dared to read all this. Now let's see a little about the prepositions and
>conjunctions.
Does Narbonósc have a polite pronoun, like Spanish usted/es? Montreiano
went with vòstré /vOstre/, vòstrés /vOstres/:
vòstra mercé > vòstré
I also like that nos and vos are the same as in Montreiano as well. Your
verb conjugations are interesting, and very nice.
>
>ant /a~/: - before (literary style),
> - in front of (literary style).
Nice! This is the same as in Montreiano, except it isnt paired with de
(except the pronunciation is different; /ant/)
Narbonósc is turning out very nicely Christophe. I like the similarities
(even if often minor) between mine and yours.
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Aunque vengas de rodillas
y me implores y me pidas
aunque vengas y me llores
que te absuelva y te perdone
Aunque a mi me causes pena
he tirado tus cadenas