EMIBH polate

[Kì'eyawn]

Ngaytxoa! Yes, this is a typo.
Hunga also grammaticaly correct, but traditionaly we use ngahu form.

The correct thing is hu nga (also ngahu but) not *hunga...

That's right, but don't forget what Na'vi isn't a written language. So hu nga and hunga would be same

True this is. But having a uniform way of spelling it makes it easier to identify on the forum, regardless of how you pronounce it.

Kehe, true this isn't.  Karyu Pawl himself gave us an audio demonstration of the difference between

Po to oe lu koak

and

Poto oe lu koak

found in this blog post (scroll down a bit)

[Kemaweyan]

However he didn't give us examples of tooe (I think it would be same as to oe). Also he said what mì ayhelku would be pronounced as mayhelku. I don't like hunga, but I don't think what it's a mistake Anyway there is no ambiguity

[Kamean]

I also prefer ngahu. So, if hu nga is only gramaticaly correct example - I remember it.

[Brainiac]

I'm sorry, but I'll lock this thread within 24 hours. Take your filthy grammars away from here!

[eejmensenikbenhet]

I'm sorry, but I'll lock this thread within 24 hours. Take your filthy grammars away from here!

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[Brainiac]

I'm sorry, but I'll lock this thread within 24 hours. Take your filthy grammars away from here!

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These threads are just for introductions, not for a discussion or lesson or grammar. Don't worry, it's not a personal assault :p

[Kemaweyan]

Ok, sorry Can you move these posts to another subforum?

[Brainiac]

Ok, sorry Can you move these posts to another subforum?

which one would you like?

[Kamean]

My apologies.

[Kemaweyan]

Ok, sorry Can you move these posts to another subforum?

which one would you like?

I guess Beginners or Intermediate.