Re: Some Mujai grammar

On Sun, 9 Dec 2001, Kala Tunu wrote:

> i like it very much. i'm fond of that kind "easy" langs (i
> mean easy from what i've read). especially when the easy
> grammar bit mixes with cultural niceties hidden in the
> vocabulary. where is you Mujai page? have you already set
> the place where the Mujai people dwell? i have the feeling
> that the Tunu people couldn't live so far away that they
> could ignore basic Mujai for business purpose :-) wouldn' it
> be somewhere close to the Saalangal people as well?
> this is only a suggestion. (is "-hit" from hebrew "hit-"?)
The page exists only on my hard drive right now.  I'm looking for a place
to stick it that doesn't have annoying pop-ups and won't charge me an arm
and a leg.

Officially, -hit is coincidentally similar to hit- in Hebrew.
Unofficially, yeah.  It's one of those things that sounds *so* reflexive.

I like "easy" (non-inflecting) languages too, but of course you just trade
one set of difficulties for another in an "easy" language.  :)  I just
like the non-inflecting difficulties better than the inflecting.

--Patrick


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