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--Aplhabet--
Aa Bb Dd Ee Ff Hh Ii Jj Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Tt Uu Ww Ää Öö
-All vowels are long unless [Ä] or [Ö] are used. These shorten the vowel.
-[Q] replaces all plosive sounds ('k' and 'hard c'), but is never pronounced 'kyew'. 'G' is not used
-[J] is pronounced [y]
-When two vowels or even three vowels are placed next to each other, they produce a sort of overlong vowel. [i]+[i]= [i:]
--Cases--
Nominative -No ending (subject)
Accusative -[u] (direct object)
Dative -[ul] (indirect object)
Genitive -[in] (shows possesion. Possessing object dependant on above three suffixes)
Locative -[ö] (Static Movement, in/at noun. Noun performing action on object dependant on Nominative, Accusative, or Dative suffixes)
Instrumental -[äl] (Movement with noun. Noun performing action on object dependant on Nominative, Accusative, or Dative suffixes)
Ablative -[e] (Movement away from noun. Noun performing action on object dependant on Nominative, Accusative, or Dative suffixes)
--Verbs--
-Infinitive Form is bare verb (Perfect Form)
-Verbs are conjugated for person:
Perfect form - Äti - to be
(I am) (You are) (You pl.) (He/She/It is) (They are) (We are)
Äti[i] Äti[ä] Äti[ät] Äti[l] Äti[lä] Äti[li]
--Gender--
-Gender suffixed onto noun. Not seperable, can change the meaning of the root word.
(Masc. -q | Fem. -t | Neu. -L)
Ex. Qääliu[q] = Man | Qääliu[t] - Woman | Qääliu[l] - Person
--Sentence Formation--
1. Start with subject noun (Qääliuq - Man)
2. Find subject's action (Wiuka - to Give)
-3. What 'pronoun' is the subject? 'He'. Attach 'He' suffix to verb (wiuka[l])
-4. Is the subject or direct object moving? Yes, direct object. Attach Ablative case (Wiukal[e])
-5. Is the direct object moving with, or away from the subject? Away.
6. Find Direct Object (Eeliupil - Card)
-7. Attach Accusative suffix (Eeliupil[u])
8. Find Indirect Object (Qääliut - Woman)
-9. Attach Dative suffix (Qääliut[u])
10. Find proper prepositions and suffix where needed (-hä - to)
Qääliuq wiukalee eliupiluhä qääliutu. - [the] Man gives [a] card to [the] woman.
-Breakdown-
Qääliuq (man, nominative) | Wiuka[l][e] (gives, suffixed for 'he', ablative case) | eeliupil[u][hä] (card, suffixed for accusative case, and 'to') | qääliut[u] (woman, suffixed for dative case)
Aa Bb Dd Ee Ff Hh Ii Jj Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Tt Uu Ww Ää Öö
-All vowels are long unless [Ä] or [Ö] are used. These shorten the vowel.
-[Q] replaces all plosive sounds ('k' and 'hard c'), but is never pronounced 'kyew'. 'G' is not used
-[J] is pronounced [y]
-When two vowels or even three vowels are placed next to each other, they produce a sort of overlong vowel. [i]+[i]= [i:]
--Cases--
Nominative -No ending (subject)
Accusative -[u] (direct object)
Dative -[ul] (indirect object)
Genitive -[in] (shows possesion. Possessing object dependant on above three suffixes)
Locative -[ö] (Static Movement, in/at noun. Noun performing action on object dependant on Nominative, Accusative, or Dative suffixes)
Instrumental -[äl] (Movement with noun. Noun performing action on object dependant on Nominative, Accusative, or Dative suffixes)
Ablative -[e] (Movement away from noun. Noun performing action on object dependant on Nominative, Accusative, or Dative suffixes)
--Verbs--
-Infinitive Form is bare verb (Perfect Form)
-Verbs are conjugated for person:
Perfect form - Äti - to be
(I am) (You are) (You pl.) (He/She/It is) (They are) (We are)
Äti[i] Äti[ä] Äti[ät] Äti[l] Äti[lä] Äti[li]
--Gender--
-Gender suffixed onto noun. Not seperable, can change the meaning of the root word.
(Masc. -q | Fem. -t | Neu. -L)
Ex. Qääliu[q] = Man | Qääliu[t] - Woman | Qääliu[l] - Person
--Sentence Formation--
1. Start with subject noun (Qääliuq - Man)
2. Find subject's action (Wiuka - to Give)
-3. What 'pronoun' is the subject? 'He'. Attach 'He' suffix to verb (wiuka[l])
-4. Is the subject or direct object moving? Yes, direct object. Attach Ablative case (Wiukal[e])
-5. Is the direct object moving with, or away from the subject? Away.
6. Find Direct Object (Eeliupil - Card)
-7. Attach Accusative suffix (Eeliupil[u])
8. Find Indirect Object (Qääliut - Woman)
-9. Attach Dative suffix (Qääliut[u])
10. Find proper prepositions and suffix where needed (-hä - to)
Qääliuq wiukalee eliupiluhä qääliutu. - [the] Man gives [a] card to [the] woman.
-Breakdown-
Qääliuq (man, nominative) | Wiuka[l][e] (gives, suffixed for 'he', ablative case) | eeliupil[u][hä] (card, suffixed for accusative case, and 'to') | qääliut[u] (woman, suffixed for dative case)
Feyari Grammar
UPDATE: I have added the second person plural conjugations. I will work on the Mood conjugations and add them in soon.
I do not intend to use this language much as it is HIGHLY agglutinative, and while that makes for some cool word-sentences, even I, the creator, cannot pronounce it very well.
UPDATE: I have added the second person plural conjugations. I will work on the Mood conjugations and add them in soon.
I do not intend to use this language much as it is HIGHLY agglutinative, and while that makes for some cool word-sentences, even I, the creator, cannot pronounce it very well.
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Seems that the second personal pronoun agreement has no distinction in numbers?