New Vocabulary, Part 2

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http://naviteri.org/2011/02/new-vocabulary-part-2/

['Oma Tirea]

*is second commentator*

Must be relatively new or my timing's lekye'ung

[Ikran Ahiyìk]

OK finally it's there

[Carborundum]

There's an interesting clarification on the usage of tsnì here:

Set srefey oe tsnì tsampongu tätxaw maw txon'ong.

Note the absence of <iv> in the tsnì-clause. The reason for its presence in previous examples of tsnì is most likely the optative mood that inevitably accompany verbs like request and hope.

[Na'viteri Bot]

New Vocabulary, Part 2



Source: New Vocabulary, Part 2

[Lance R. Casey]

Yeah, we have a direct Frommerian statement that it is the verb that triggers the subjunctive, not tsnì.

[Carborundum]

Yeah, we have a direct Frommerian statement that it is the verb that triggers the subjunctive, not tsnì.

Oh good. I must have missed that. Do you happen to have the exact quote at hand?

[Lance R. Casey]

Yeah, we have a direct Frommerian statement that it is the verb that triggers the subjunctive, not tsnì.

Oh good. I must have missed that. Do you happen to have the exact quote at hand?

No, it was confirmed during the Creative Committee's follow-up work this month. I don't have the actual quote either.

[Tswusayona Tsamsiyu]

finally!
spread the word!!

I find li extreamly useful. gonna use it a lot.

[Swoka Swizaw]

I swear, Frommer knows how to twist my tongue. "Ronsrelngop" - I almost died from the improper flex of it. Cool words, though.

finally!
spread the word!!

I find li extreamly useful. gonna use it a lot.

Like Korea.

[Nyx]

Great words, all of them! And I just have to add: MATH! WOO! hrh

[Tswusayona Tsamsiyu]

I swear, Frommer knows how to twist my tongue. "Ronsrelngop" - I almost died from the improper flex of it. Cool words, though.

mllte. ronsrelngop is a real tongue twister. when I say it I say ronsrewngop (karyu Pawl said it's alowed) to avoid this.

[Kamean]

Sunu oeru fìli'uri, nìpxi li sì ronsrelngop.