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* The gloss ''contént'' has been marked with an accent to clarify that it refers to the English adjective, not the noun. Also means ''thankfu

Okay, to clarify:

...''nose''), respectively. ''x'' between two vowels may be slightly voiced,{{clarify|the grammar says "preferably as /gs/". Is that fully correct? And if so: wh ...date of creation of Lidepla is stated to be 2006. It is thus important to clarify that the "basic version" of the language – that is, the version after whi

|Wilem uses this at the end of a statement to clarify it, giving it a similar meaning to 'okay?', 'right?', or 'yes?'(TNOTW:54) K

...fort toward world 'peace through understanding', it was Weilgart's goal to clarify and simplify communication. Ultimately it was his experiment in facilitatin

Care to clarify :p ? [[File:Waahlis.png|35px|link=http://conlang.wikkii.com/wiki/Conlang:Ad

...ro markers. As a consequence, the inverse system on a verb will be used to clarify the interaction between these third persons along with obviation on nouns.

...ce, preceding the subject, re [thou], ré [you] or dé [we]. This is used to clarify or single out a subject; ...d Cu can at times serve similar but distinct roles. This section serves to clarify both the different between them and the general use of all of them.

...inflection” is actually simply the addition of grammatical particles which clarify the role of the noun in a sentence. (The “conjugation” of verbs works i ...n to various prepositions. They are presented here as cases simply to help clarify the tripartite morphosyntactic alignment, but the learner should feel free

...In some cases, the reduplication may be repeated several times to further clarify or explicitly state a greater intensification. ...very similar to a measure word with the exception that it doesn't further clarify what type of measure you are using, but instead extends any commonplace not

...you do not want to run. However, if you do want to run, you would have to clarify the statement: <i>'Yes, I do want to run with you.'</i>

...the particle's tense until a new particle appears, ''uź'' may be needed to clarify that a sentence does not follow the tense of the previous sentence.<br>

...modifier''' is a special suffix attached to the verb in order to change or clarify the meaning of it. These modifiers are used to derive new verbs.

...ther”,<ref>http://glosa.org/en/gref.htm</ref> and the emphatic '''auto'''{{clarify|more clarity on when auto and not se is used would be good.|date=October 20

...es it has. They are not an obligatory part of verbs, but are often used to clarify a context. In South East dialects these markers are attached to nouns inste

The [[gerundive]] arguments{{clarify|date=February 2014}} are active ''ö-'', passive ''pö-''.

It is also opportune to clarify, that the morphology of Lántun is '''templatic'''. The template or slot is

But the marked indefinite also helps clarify the difference between the collective and the singular concept. Take the ph

*However, adjectives usually appear before the noun to clarify the meaning, especially with multiple adjectives: ''Ni kelaree dokii geshar *Demonstrative pronouns are used to clarify relations: ''cu'' (that) refers to the former and ''cy'' (this) to the latt