Re: Rough sketch of Lune^

"Grandsire, C.A." wrote:
> Why not "la" for words beginning by a consonnant and "e`l" (or "l'") for
> words beginning by a vowel?
Good idea.

> would correspond to current Spanish use of "el" in front of feminine
> words beginning with a vowel ("el agua, las aguas" for example).
ACtually, the rule is "el" for words beginning with stressed "a", as in:
el agua
el a'guila
but:
la actriz

>         Why not making a dialectical feature of it?
Considering it.

>         I like it. The subjunctive and the conditional have disappeared?
Yeah.  It's descended from a creole, remember.

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