links, resources, 'n' things

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guitarsniper

so here's where you can post good tutorials, lists, resources, and things.

Outdated document. We've either linked it somewhere else or developed better. Locked. PM me if you have questions.
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Elysio

#2
and some others

The Na'vi Language page of the Avatar Wiki

The itw from NPR

Another itw from UGO

[edit : hum, and about the Learn na'vi website, i noticed that the stress in the words are not underlined in the glossary. Is it possible to do something for that ?]

matthewmartin

#3
The yahoo mailing list:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/navilanguage

The facebook group:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=240828625238&ref=search&sid=850940346.330561982..1

Washington DC in-person Meetup Group
http://www.meetup.com/Toki-Pona-Etc/calendar/12125996/   Next event is Feb 1, 2010

Shout 'em Twitter Clone for Strictly Na'vi to Na'vi communication
http://navi.shoutem.com/home

43 Things goals
http://www.43things.com/things/view/2813588/learn-the-navi-language

Agammenon

Paul Frommer replied some questions from readers about Na'vi. Check it out:

http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=1977

Tirealì'u

Quote from: Agammenon on December 21, 2009, 01:46:54 PM
Paul Frommer replied some questions from readers about Na'vi. Check it out:

http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=1977

Wow! Some great stuff in his response:

@Prrton: Tewti, ma Prrton! Plltxe nga nìltsan! (Wow, Prrton! You speak well!) You're just about perfect. Two suggestions: You don't need a hyphen before a noun inflection, so it's just oeri. And sevin, meaning 'pretty,' is used only for people (Na'vi or humans). A better word here is lor, meaning 'beautiful, pleasant to the senses.'


Tewti, indeed. ;-)

wisnij

For the future, when more complex sentences become possible: phpSyntaxTree for drawing syntax diagrams.
Wé cildra biddaþ þé, éalá láréow, þæt þú taéce ús sprecan rihte, forþám ungelaérede wé sindon, and gewæmmodlíce we sprecaþ.

Karyu Amawey

I'd really like to thank everyone for their feedback on the PDF I created for Na'Vi, and so I hope this will be the final product!  It has a bilingual dictionary, the phonology, the grammar, and an IPA Lexicon for those who can read IPA.  Enjoy!

http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0BxURBDXVBWhHMGIyYWQyZWEtNjY2ZS00ZWYxLWExYTQtOGI2MGE4YTBiMTQz&hl=en
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Payoang

Quote from: wisnij on December 21, 2009, 02:22:34 PM
For the future, when more complex sentences become possible: phpSyntaxTree for drawing syntax diagrams.

That is amazingly helpful - starting experimenting immediately. I have bad memories of sentence hierarchy from 8th grade, but my teacher promised that we would one day use it. Dammit, she was right..

xsoft

I did also something like this, a link portal (its mainly for me and for quick note some interesting sources), but maybe you'll fint some of them usefull

http://avatar.pocitac.com/
Navi != Na'vi. Deku Tree != Utral Aymokriyä

Eywayä mokri

#10
I have just posted the link to the categorized vocabulary I did to make things easier to everyone when looking for a word. You can also find the link in the appropriate topic.

Here is the link:

http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B6t8Bhfq-QNhMWE4OTc4YTAtOTAxNy00YWY5LWE2NDMtNzZjOWNjNjZjMzJh&hl=en

Keep in mind that this am still working on it. :) It's not finished at all but this is a first sketch of what it could become.
°°We don't forget anyone, we only get used to their absence.°°

Seze

Quote from: Eywa mokriyä on December 22, 2009, 02:15:28 PM
I have just posted the link to the categorized vocabulary I did to make things easier to everyone when looking for a word. You can also find the link in the appropriate topic.

Here is the link:

http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B6t8Bhfq-QNhMWE4OTc4YTAtOTAxNy00YWY5LWE2NDMtNzZjOWNjNjZjMzJh&hl=en

Keep in mind that this am still working on it. :) It's not finished at all but this is a first sketch of what it could become.

This link appears to be broken...


Learn Na'vi Mobile App - Now Available

Tirekameyu

I'm having an issue viewing that Google Doc. Google says it's unavailable. Is this a link problem or user error?
Check out my Na'vi blog! - http://tirekameyu.livejournal.com

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Eywayä mokri

I'll try to understand why it doesn't work..let me a minute. :)
°°We don't forget anyone, we only get used to their absence.°°

Eywayä mokri

°°We don't forget anyone, we only get used to their absence.°°


Seze



Learn Na'vi Mobile App - Now Available

Eywayä mokri

Your welcome, I hope it helps. :)

I'll be making it better and better in the future. :)
°°We don't forget anyone, we only get used to their absence.°°

Seze

Quote from: Seze on December 22, 2009, 02:44:29 PM
Quote from: Eywa mokriyä on December 22, 2009, 02:37:06 PM
Try this link:

http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B6t8Bhfq-QNhMWE4OTc4YTAtOTAxNy00YWY5LWE2NDMtNzZjOWNjNjZjMzJh&hl=en

That one works.  Looks very nice...

Irayo

I know this would probably take a while for you to do yourself, so maybe we can get some forum involvement in this, but it would be really nice to have the IPA pronunciations next to all the Na'vi words, just like in a dictionary.  I think we have enough people on here that we could all work together on translating all the words into IPA, and it would be a big help to everyone who is trying to learn the pronunciations.


Learn Na'vi Mobile App - Now Available

Karyu Amawey

Finally! Easy to read, very organized compendium!  Okay, there shouldn't be anymore complications, so, again...Enjoy!

http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0BxURBDXVBWhHYTA5ZGMyNzUtNTFhYi00ODQ1LThhNDctMTgwYmZiZGM3ZDNl&hl=en
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