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'''Kima dúma plo-kamatar?''' | '''Kima dúma plo-kamatar?''' | ||
'' | ''Who comes to our land?'' | ||
'''Lubunga ko-ta luga ko-koon''' | '''Lubunga ko-ta luga ko-koon''' | ||
'' | ''It's not up to you, nor up to me.'' | ||
'''Pulsamakoon plesa ka!''' | '''Pulsamakoon plesa ka!''' | ||
'' | ''It's an order from your king!'' | ||
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This language was sparked by a mention in Tolkien's The Monsters and the Critics about how he overheard a man deciding he would "mark the accusative with a prefix", so I ran with the idea. The language is pretty CVCV and marks cases with prefixes rather than suffixes.
- Sample:
- Kima dūma plo-kamatar?
- Who comes to our lands?
History
Phonology
Grammar
Pronouns
Yo Ta Tú Koon Él
Nosotros Tar Vosotros Koor Ellos
Noun
Cases
Acusativo se forma con el prefijo: plo-
Quién Kima
Number
plural: -r y na, ga de ko-
Sample sentences
Kima dúma plo-kamatar?
Who comes to our land?
Lubunga ko-ta luga ko-koon
It's not up to you, nor up to me.
Pulsamakoon plesa ka!
It's an order from your king!