Re: Decomposed verbs (OOP-ish but applies to any lang)

In a message dated 2003:12:28 02:59:30 AM, RobertMJung@HOTMAIL.COM writes:

>Decomposed verbs; hmmm. Try
http://www.smart.net/~bartlett/frater2.html#verbs.

    Excellent resource that, even if it's partly based on the Glosa auxlang...
    I really like Frater2... must be my partial Chinese background and my
personal lingua-aesthetico preference for pidgin/creole-like langs (& luvly lil
mangalangs ;)

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