?By the way, what are you reading??

[Na'viteri Bot]

?By the way, what are you reading??



Source: ?By the way, what are you reading??

[Ftxavanga Txe′lan]

Wow! This is truly interesting and awesome.

[wm.annis]

There are two important updates (so far) in the comments.

First, ä is oops.

Second, (and this point was speculated about in the past), ke li triggers pleonastic negation.  That is, one says, ke li ke plltxe, not *ke li plltxe.

[Kemaweyan]

Also note that tìomummì is pronounced as tìomumì or even tìomì (if one speaks very fast) But anyway we should write tìomummì - with double MeM

[Lance R. Casey]

First, ä is oops.

That looks more like 'ä', actually, which was also the proposed form in the April LEP submission.

[wm.annis]

That looks more like 'ä', actually, which was also the proposed form in the April LEP submission.

Ahh.  I asked for clarification on his blog.  Balanced quote marks made me think it was quoted.

[wm.annis]

Great, [ʔæʔ] confirmed.

Wordpress is too helpful.

[Kamean]

Txantsan sì lesar!

['Oma Tirea]

I now have a new acronym to spread: TOMO

[Blue Elf]

I now have a new acronym to spread: TOMO

can you decipher?

['Oma Tirea]

It's similar to TEMO...

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TOMO

['Oma Tirea]

Here's another acronym you might consider, which features the same new word: FSNg

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FSNg

[Blue Elf]

Here's another acronym you might consider, which features the same new word: FSNg

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FSNg

I think FSO (=AFAIK?) Why ngeyä?

['Oma Tirea]

Here's another acronym you might consider, which features the same new word: FSNg

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FSNg

I think FSO (=AFAIK?) Why ngeyä?

It's because it's analogous to FYI.  Ngaytxoa I didn't note that earlier.

[Plumps]

Update on Kem's question about verbs + infixes + -yu:

• -yu is freely productive with any verb root.
• combinations with infixes and -yu need to be listed in the dictionary.

In the Na'vi text he uses the lenited form of kemlì'u with fra- which strikes me as odd... could be another slip-up

[Lance R. Casey]

And in another answer, he confirms that tsmìm also applies to tracks made by beings that are considered persons. I'd therefore suggest adding "footprints" or suchlike to the definition.

[Kamean]

Txantsan