Idiomatic Expressions - Remember something

[tsrräfkxätu]

Okay, it was than my 2. time not knowing about that chart...
Another question: is zerok transitive?

I suppose so. I'd like to think that Frommer would've mentioned if it was special. The ambitransitive config seems to be the default for Na'vi verbs.

[Hawnuyu atxen]

So this would suit all the verbs like this, like hawl, etc. too?
Ah... it's something good to know... i didn't have the slightest clue how to use these...

Irayo!!

[tsrräfkxätu]

So this would suit all the verbs like this, like hawl, etc. too?
Ah... it's something good to know... i didn't have the slightest clue how to use these...

Frankly, I have no idea what hawl takes as argument(s), or whether it works with (or in fact requires) an ‹äp›. As far as I know, we're not even sure if it can mean prepare something/someone as in English. Fpi seems like a logical choice if you want to say prepare for war, for example.

But let's continue this conversation elsewhere, and not derail this thread any further!

[Rain]

I have a suggestion for an idiom:
Vay mipa tanhì za'u

Kayrìlien and I were talking on Fayspuk and we kinda came up with it spontaneously.

Suggestions for phrasing are welcome

[Kayrìlien]

I have a suggestion for an idiom:
Vay mipa tanhì za'u

Kayrìlien and I were talking on Fayspuk and we kinda came up with it spontaneously.

Suggestions for phrasing are welcome

May I suggest "vay mipa tanhì ziva'u" ? I would imagine that the subjunctive works well here as we're sort of expressing a wish. But yeah, this is a beautiful expression IMO. Nice job, ma Rainan!

Kayrìlien

[Rain]

You helped

[Kayrìlien]

You helped

Hì'i nì'aw!

Kayr