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==Jury is Out, PLease leave a Message== | ==Jury is Out, PLease leave a Message== | ||
Most of these are up in the air questions. Most individual cases both lay out the current problem and the path I think I may take on it. If someone can suggest or advise on these, it will be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, I will likely remove them once I have the time to go over what has been written so far. | |||
===Replace "Go", make an exception for "She" or ignore a sound change law=== | ===Replace "Go", make an exception for "She" or ignore a sound change law=== | ||
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Currently, Go [Lé in Fén] is translated as "Lhô" this was originally an accident due to applying the sound change incorrectly or multiple times [é->e(->)a->ô ]. The issue is that this should be "Le" which is also the feminine form of "Lho" or "he". Currently, I'm cheating but I may add in a completely new morpheme for travelling that is less used in Fén [perhaps "Walk" or some slightly less relevant word] but popular in Cwengâr. | Currently, Go [Lé in Fén] is translated as "Lhô" this was originally an accident due to applying the sound change incorrectly or multiple times [é->e(->)a->ô ]. The issue is that this should be "Le" which is also the feminine form of "Lho" or "he". Currently, I'm cheating but I may add in a completely new morpheme for travelling that is less used in Fén [perhaps "Walk" or some slightly less relevant word] but popular in Cwengâr. | ||
===Should the last consonant of nouns have to agree with the word afterwards?== | ===Should the last consonant of nouns have to agree with the word afterwards?=== | ||
Final consonant agreement is stolen from Breton, which I thought was interesting. Right now, it serves to help emphasize gender. This would be particularly useful if each noun phase was treated as a single unit thus; | Final consonant agreement is stolen from Breton, which I thought was interesting. Right now, it serves to help emphasize gender. This would be particularly useful if each noun phase was treated as a single unit thus; | ||
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Example; | Example; | ||
I [fem] gave it [fem] to you [masc]. | I [fem] gave it [fem] to you [masc]. [Depending on my decision with harmony;] | ||
Temelâr ty ât dàrh. | Temelâr ty ât dàrh. | ||
Temelâr ty âd dàrh. | |||
This obviously would only have use with prepositions ending with vowels. | This obviously would only have use with prepositions ending with vowels. | ||