Na'vi learning guide - correctors wanted

Started by Yoru, December 25, 2009, 12:28:51 PM

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Yoru

Kaltxì, sute!

Na'vi-li'fya-fyawìnturi oe ngop fmerei, fte aysuse li'fyati a-Na'viyä ftia tsayun ulte ke kìn omum ayli'uti na 'transitive' fu 'intransitive'.
Oel kìn suteti a fmi txo[<-?] fi fyawìntu lu muiä sì sìltsan.
Pesu neu fmi ni'awvea hapxìti a eltu si 'aw, mune fu nì'ul?

Irayo eo ulte Eywa ayngahu!

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Hello guys!
I'm trying to create a Na'vi-language-guide, so that people will be able to study the language of the Na'vi [step by step] and needn't know words like "transitive" or "intransitive".
I need people who test, if this guide is correct and good.
Who wants to test the first part, which pays attention to one, two or more [i.e. about singular and plural forms]?

Thanks before and may Eywa be with you!

PS: Since I'm not a native speaker, both the English and the Na'vi part should be corrected.

francoivan

Hey, Thats really cool.
I would help you, but the only Na'vi Words I know are "Skxawung", "oe", and "nga" :p
And my native language is Spanish, so my english is't really good. At least I don't have problems with "Nari".

Yoru


francoivan


shiaru

~Oe lu tanhì taronyu.~

francoivan

Oe neu ne srung nga, txo oe tsun.

But I still use the official dictionary :P

Yoru

@shiaru: Pelun "ke nìftue hasey"? Peu oel tsarun si fte fi'u lareiu ftue?
What can I do, so that it is easy?

@francoivan: I need it the dictionary as well, nevertheless ;-) Could you do the exercise at the end and send me your answers so that I can check my ones?

francoivan



Beduino

Quote from: francoivan on December 25, 2009, 01:14:42 PM
Hey, Thats really cool.
I would help you, but the only Na'vi Words I know are "Skxawung", "oe", and "nga" :p
And my native language is Spanish, so my english is't really good. At least I don't have problems with "Nari".


hahah my native language is portuguese! No problems with "nari" either.. or "ikran" :)

exercise? I would love to do that :D
tsun ngal tslam fì'uti srak?

francoivan

Yeah, like the guides of the school xD
I think it would help a lot, to all of us.
I will try to help you.
você tem o meu total apoio.
You have all my support.

tute nuereime

so just message us with copies that we could look over?
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Yoru

Ma tute nuereime, Irayo. These documents are really good ans - Eywa omum - I used the pocket guide very often already. But the intention behind my writing was giving people material to LEARN the language. The pocket guide is more than useful, if you know what you're looking for. But my intention was to give some kind of instruction how to proceed learning this language step by step - or at least an idea therefore. I wanted kind of a Na'vi-tutorial for beginners, based on the grammar and vocabulary from the pocket guide. So that, if the tutorial is over, the Pocket Guide is something like a resume of what you've learned.
Sorry, for me it's not that easy to describe, what I meant.
So the help I ask for, at the moment, is hints on how this stuff could be improved, on what may be wrong (as I said, I'm no native, in none of the two languages used there) and on what way this tutorial should be changed to achieve its goal.
I should have asked more exactly ;-)

PS: If there are so many people wanting to help, I guess I should hurry up with Chapter 2. Already opening a new document... ;D

tute nuereime

well then just go by what the pocket guide has as sections and make a small chapter about it giving in depth examples and a few ones to be solved look at how any textbook is written and try to follow that. if you need help give me a link to view it.
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francoivan

To make it quicker, I think would be better by msn, what do you think?

tute nuereime

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francoivan

Nope, but I can add yahoo contacts on Windows Live Messenger :)

francoivan

Yoru, we need you on MSN to made it quicker xD

Yoru

But I don't have MSN ;D Here, everyone uses ICQ...

tute nuereime

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