Re: Emphasis (or an excuse to display my lang)

>
> I *love* that! But... (there's always a but)... it doesn't seem
> very naturalistic. Unless Eviendadil is not a human language, or
> is con-constructed or something like that. Anyway this system is
> so neat that you can leave naturality aside and blinking in
> amazement for a while.
Wow, thanks.  I guess you're sort of right; oh well, I'll work on it.


> > Adjectives and adverbs can also be emphisized by conjugating (or
> > whatever) only them.
>
> Hmm... how do you decline them?
Adjectives are changed to reflect number and sometimes gender, if the
gender makes a difference.

For example, aren, which means new is the same for man and woman:
Danen Aren, Dana Aren

However, beautiful, which means different things for man and women, is
changed:
Danen Elenden, Dana Elenda

However, a women who is "handsome" would be:
Dana Elenden

Thanks again for you enthusiastic reply! :-)

Saran edorir,
Matthew

--
Dän, ë sarán edorir!
Eish!
Álarï ä!
Jux Bet!

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