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For the next example we need to know a bit about possessives in Maori, which come in two flavours, A and O marking dominant/subordinate or alienable/inalienable depending who wrote the grammar. Here's what Wiki says from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C4%81ori_language Possessives fall into one of ...

The only thing that can save a language is if it is spoken by a governing class. Most languages are doomed if they aren't the common tongue of a community.

Nice reo.

Bah. Ninjaed. The next word will remain the one Christopher gave, then. Uhwrāūphok-hu-wronphoka (Uhwrāūphok for short) lit. - Viscous liquid rock which is thickly black (Thick liquid rock for short) Next - Indigenous Vanga: vąulaimáhj ; to be indigenous ; to be native (broad /ˈvã͡ũla͡imaːhj/, main ...

Om alahirtel alahith, ûx on alahirt alahith?

'Ceffyl' in welsh sounds like 'careful' in English.

Numida meleagris = Fr. pintade de Numidie ; Cat. pintada or gallina de Guinea ; Eng. helmeted guineafowl . Meleagris gallopavo = Fr. dinde ( poule d'Inde . Male: dindon ); Cat. gall dindi , also indió, paó, pioc, titot ; Eng. turkey . What about Gallus gallus and Pavo cristata/P. muticus ? and the ...

Numida meleagris and Meleagris gallopavo?

Between Maori and English ate - liver; seat of affections here - string; tie up; leash kite - see; discover, find; recognise mate - danger; dead; death; ill; sickness; in love; suffering me - and; if; with; like; should mine - to gather together more - bare; plain, not decorated; toothless nana - ey...

Try toki pona for inspiration.

Native language: English
Ancestral languages: English, Welsh, possibly dutch

Clywedais i gymraeg yn siop ddoe, bydd hi'n siarad a ei phlentyn hi. Wel dw i'n meddwl ei bod hi cymraeg. Dydw i ddim yn ei deall hi cyd. Bydd hi'n pert cyd. Wyt ti'n defnyddio cyfiethydd Gwgl, Turtlehead, neu jyst nag wyt ti'n medru'r iaith o'r gwbl? Dydw i ddim yn defnyddio cyfiethydd Gwgl. Dw i ...

Rodlox wrote:Turtlehead, please, just admit you're wrong. it costs you nothing, and may benefit you.

Sounds like a deal

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Turtlehead wrote:

Whimemsz wrote:...Scottish Gaelic...

genau

Epic fail

How so?

So whose areas are whose?

How big is the file?

Whimemsz wrote:...Scottish Gaelic...

genau

STATUS REPORT
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By the authority of the High Chairman I declare this conworld not-dead. come on, guys, year's ending and we all have families, jobs, or schools, and other end-of-year responsibilities. Things have been going slowly and that's perfectly okay, not all conworld development needs to go at the speed of ...

What are the effects of the English language on Maori? And the effects of Maori on the English spoken in NZ? Maori to english, bad grammar. English to maori, funny transliterated words. A maori and some Europeans say, ride on a car, I presume this is influenced by the maori linguistic construction ...

What are the effects of the English language on Maori? And the effects of Maori on the English spoken in NZ? This gives some idea of the ongoing effects of English on Māori: http://researchcommons.waikato.ac.nz/bitstream/handle/10289/3238/Keegan,%20P%20et%20al.pdf;jsessionid=CD0EB0B671B12DCA7981D70...

The real pattern is the near total absence of large animals from south america - but a large part of that is simply that the biggest group of seriously big animals are the bovids, and bovids never reached south america (only a few species even reaching north america). When people talk about the big...

Clywedais i gymraeg yn siop ddoe, bydd hi'n siarad a ei phlentyn hi. Wel dw i'n meddwl ei bod hi cymraeg. Dydw i ddim yn ei deall hi cyd. Bydd hi'n pert cyd.