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2018-10-22T03:32:13Z

Vocabulary

2018-01-25T18:45:21Z

Vocabulary

2017-12-07T22:40:07Z

Phonotactics

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	Syllable structure for is mostly (C)(C)(C)V(C) and stress pattern is not fixed.		Syllable structure for is mostly (C)(C)(C)V(C) and stress pattern is not fixed.

	*/t/ turns into /c/ before (front vowel)		*/t/ turns into /d/ before (front vowel)
	*/o/ becomes null before /u/		*/o/ becomes null before /u/
	*/z/ becomes /d/ after (vowel)		*/z/ becomes /d/ after (vowel)

2017-12-07T12:22:55Z

Vocabulary

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	\| My hovercraft is full of eels \|\| * \|\| /’evɒ/		\| My hovercraft is full of eels \|\| * \|\| /’evɒ/
	\|}		\|}

			Numeral system is vigesimal with quinary auxiliary (base 20, with sub base 5)

	===See also===		===See also===

2017-12-06T02:00:49Z

Vocabulary

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	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	! English !! Duozynis ~~\|\| IPA~~		! English !! Duozynis
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	\| Welcome ~~\|\| Nibu zuya~~ \|\| /'nibu 'zuja/		\| Welcome \|\| /'nibu 'zuja/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hello (General greeting) ~~\|\| Kaknerig~~ \|\| /kak'nerig/		\| Hello (General greeting) \|\| /kak'nerig/
	\|-		\|-
	\| How are you? ~~\|\| Duguch ligu~~\|\| /'dugutʃ ~~ligɯ~~/		\| How are you? \|\| /tu 'dugutʃ ɾigɯ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Reply to "how are you?" ~~\|\| Hashufu~~ \|\| /ha'ʃɯfɯ/		\| Reply to "how are you?" \|\| /ha'ʃɯfɯ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| What's your name? \|\| * \|\| /~~’evɒ~~/		\| What's your name? \|\| /tu i'tatuz yɾe'tʉ mɯ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| My name is ... \|\| * \|\| /’evɒ/		\| My name is ... \|\| * \|\| /’evɒ/

2017-12-06T01:25:09Z

Verbs

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	===Verbs===		===Verbs===
	Kukʉp verbs don't use indicative mood (past, present, or future tense). Instead, those details are determined through context.		Kukʉp verbs don't use indicative mood (past, present, or future tense). Instead, those details are determined through context.
	* Perfect aspect -- uses the word ''''reɾetʉ'''' before the main verb -- ''"have studied"'' or reɾetʉ ~~petʉp~~		* Perfect aspect -- uses the word ''''reɾetʉ'''' before the main verb -- ''"have studied"'' or reɾetʉ betʉb
	* Progressive aspect -- uses the word ''''~~tip~~'''' before the main verb -- ''"am studying"'' or ~~tip petʉp~~		* Progressive aspect -- uses the word ''''tib'''' before the main verb -- ''"am studying"'' or tib betʉb
	* Imperative -- uses the word '''' ni' '''' before the main verb -- ''"study!" (as a command)'' or ni' ~~petʉp~~		* Imperative -- uses the word '''' ni' '''' before the main verb -- ''"study!" (as a command)'' or ni' betʉb
	* Negation -- adds the suffix '''-(ʉ)ho''' /-(ʉ)hɒ/ to the verb -- ''"do not study"'' or ~~petʉpʉho~~		* Negation -- adds the suffix '''-(ʉ)ho''' /-(ʉ)hɒ/ to the verb -- ''"do not study"'' or betʉbʉho
	**Tense affixes come between the root verb and the progressive affix		**Tense affixes come between the root verb and the progressive affix

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Personal Pronouns

2017-12-06T01:03:59Z

Verbs

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	===Verbs===		===Verbs===
	Kukʉp verbs don't use indicative mood (past, present, or future tense). Instead, those details are determined through context.		Kukʉp verbs don't use indicative mood (past, present, or future tense). Instead, those details are determined through context.
	* Perfect aspect -- uses the word ''''~~reletʉ~~'''' before the main verb -- ''"have studied"'' or ~~reletʉ~~ petʉp		* Perfect aspect -- uses the word ''''reɾetʉ'''' before the main verb -- ''"have studied"'' or reɾetʉ petʉp
	* Progressive aspect -- uses the word ''''tip'''' before the main verb -- ''"am studying"'' or tip petʉp		* Progressive aspect -- uses the word ''''tip'''' before the main verb -- ''"am studying"'' or tip petʉp
	* Imperative -- uses the word '''' ni' '''' before the main verb -- ''"study!" (as a command)'' or ni' petʉp		* Imperative -- uses the word '''' ni' '''' before the main verb -- ''"study!" (as a command)'' or ni' petʉp

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Syntax

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	====Relative clause====		====Relative clause====
	Relative pronouns are not used. Instead, a relative clause is used, preceded by gapping and use of a possessive particle to link the relative clause to the head noun.		Relative pronouns are not used. Instead, a relative clause is used, preceded by gapping and use of a possessive particle to link the relative clause to the head noun.
	*"The man [that I saw yesterday] went home." = "The [I saw yesterday]'s man went home." =		*"The man [that I saw yesterday] went home." = "The [I saw yesterday]'s man went home."

	==Vocabulary==		==Vocabulary==

2017-10-21T13:37:02Z

Syntax

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	====Interrogative====		====Interrogative====
	Questions are marked with the particle 'tu' at the beginning of the statement. If the answer is assumed to be yes, the particle 'tu' may be placed at the end of the statement.		Questions are marked with the particle 'tu' at the beginning of the statement. If the answer is assumed to be yes, the particle 'tu' may be placed at the end of the statement.

			====Relative clause====
			Relative pronouns are not used. Instead, a relative clause is used, preceded by gapping and use of a possessive particle to link the relative clause to the head noun.
			*"The man [that I saw yesterday] went home." = "The [I saw yesterday]'s man went home." =

	==Vocabulary==		==Vocabulary==