Thry wrote:Ah ae dhif 'werbhrybi, sew dyssi?
What if you stutter, or have to cough?
It's probably safe to continue unless one has stuttered when a duplicate might be expected (e.g. saying
kikitama 'the book' when one meant
kitama 'a book'.), or when a word might be mistaken (e.g. tatatama 'the door' instead of tatama 'a door', tatama 'the coin', or tama 'a coin'), in which case slight backtracking would be good (for instance, just to the nearest previous case infix,
ta-kitama 'OBJ - a book').
There's also more about tone and stress but it's boring reading and unfinished writing so.
Anyways.
Miihitatatatama.
The door opened.
Kitatatatatama.
The door is writing.
Nortaneous wrote:Ceiśeəřŏhdăbeiśŏbuəjăvəcăzafĕśiəğĕšeśĕvöš aəś.
I like this. Very much.