Getting to Know You, Part 3

[Na'viteri Bot]

Kaltxì nìmun, ma oeyä eylan. Here's the third and final part of the conversational material. Ideally I'd space all of this out a bit more, but I wanted to make sure the people would have it who are participating in ... Continue reading →

         

http://naviteri.org/2010/09/getting-to-know-you-part-3/
      

['Oma Tirea]

Pum alahe!  It's like Christmas came early 

So true!

...and New Year's as well

[Lance R. Casey]

Peyä tìkangkemìl mi veykrreiyìn pot nìwotx.

So, apparently the *iì vowel sequence is unstable enough to be prevented.

[Plumps]

Peyä tìkangkemìl mi veykrreiyìn pot nìwotx.

So, apparently the *iì vowel sequence is unstable enough to be prevented.

Totally missed that ... Another piece of the puzzle answered

[Swoka Swizaw]

Peyä tìkangkemìl mi veykrreiyìn pot nìwotx.

So, apparently the *iì vowel sequence is unstable enough to be prevented.

I, too, found that interesting; 'cause I've always found iì to be quite possible (even with my little speech impediment). At least, it's clear now.

[Kì'eyawn]

Peyä tìkangkemìl mi veykrreiyìn pot nìwotx.

So, apparently the *iì vowel sequence is unstable enough to be prevented.

Ooh, good catch!

['Oma Tirea]

Peyä tìkangkemìl mi veykrreiyìn pot nìwotx.

So, apparently the *iì vowel sequence is unstable enough to be prevented.

Ooh, good catch!

Sran, a good one.  I have always guessed it was an unstable vowel sequence, and that a "y" had to be inserted, but was uncertain at the time.  Now we know