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Buhamai vosiik banicox.
La-bhrítz dí búr latzbaš nótzín.
Bumaponeme sish ros tel kejusosh iwirece, mottajesus i kahesjesus ires.
Dí ha-méghath dteqhúséch, ha-maˁamhóráthí, faha-ngózábhí, liphsóph habhráˀ faˀatzbaš.
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Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím | Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím sadílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!-- | ||
Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú | Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁarílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh. | ||
Ha-Aoma ha-mbrítz henél-maṭánáh-mehhgíráh, // agglutinative-fusional [language] with strong head-initial tendencies. // Ha-bhrítz ḥémhú gáḥéz mighbótzú, // tzúbhál persons, méqhátz genders fu-pazzím (mó qátzídh) minmúyú // of nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and humilifics, is very important to the speakers and the society. | Ha-Aoma ha-mbrítz henél-maṭánáh-mehhgíráh, // agglutinative-fusional [language] with strong head-initial tendencies. // Ha-bhrítz ḥémhú gáḥéz mighbótzú, // tzúbhál persons, méqhátz genders fu-pazzím (mó qátzídh) minmúyú // of nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and humilifics, is very important to the speakers and the society. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:21, 22 January 2014
Ha-Aoma (Aoma: Auma mó Bowombor 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz a priori juhhmi meghazzíbhím sadílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.