Jeff Jones ha tera a:
> On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 16:43:47 -0500, Estel Telcontar wrote:
>Here's my second vocab/translation practice; the key items are
>Captialized.
>
>uti ha tame Nona nerokamisa ti Nona imoyosi a
>i ate the Whole bananna and All the olives.
>
>uti ka rani nemoera tu Ena a
>i don't often enjoy being Alone.
>
>uti ha Teteki koimu iresa ta esa hurine a
>i've Already seen flowers this spring.
>
>uti ha Eke tame nemai a
>I Also ate bread.
>
>iresa ranai Tuini yeiro a
>flowers grow Among the trees.
>
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> Let's see how much I remember or can figure out.
You basically got everything right that you tried.
> I.S. noun plural is i- before consonants and y- before vowels
> and also applies to pronouns.
Yup.
> ta - ?
It's the preposition "at" in time - indicates a location in time.
In contrast to preposition |to|, which indicates a location in space
> Nona - whole
and also "all". It means "whole" with singular count nouns, and "all"
with plural count nouns or mass nouns.
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