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'''Fén Ghír''' iss a [[a priori]] gimaktnē tall oss [[User:Fauxlosophe|Fauxlosophe]] oss dē Linguifex Wiki oss dē makvirrolt Sphaera. Dē sgauigt kra [[w:Irish Gaelic|Irish Gaeliess]] ynflút inn dē [[w:orthography|sgryflirr]] enn dē [[w:phonology|lautlirr]], enn aug inn dē [[w:grammar|talrekolls]]. Dē talrekolls enn dē | '''Fén Ghír''' iss a [[a priori]] gimaktnē tall oss [[User:Fauxlosophe|Fauxlosophe]] oss dē Linguifex Wiki oss dē makvirrolt Sphaera. Dē sgauigt kra [[w:Irish Gaelic|Irish Gaeliess]] ynflút inn dē [[w:orthography|sgryflirr]] enn dē [[w:phonology|lautlirr]], enn aug inn dē [[w:grammar|talrekolls]]. Dē talrekolls enn dē klankingstrukkting iss aug kratlyk giynflút oss [[w:Japanese|Japanns]]. Engliess enn Frans heppt aug klynerr ynflúts. | ||
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Fén Ghír iss a a priori gimaktnē tall oss Fauxlosophe oss dē Linguifex Wiki oss dē makvirrolt Sphaera. Dē sgauigt kra Irish Gaeliess ynflút inn dē sgryflirr enn dē lautlirr, enn aug inn dē talrekolls. Dē talrekolls enn dē klankingstrukkting iss aug kratlyk giynflút oss Japanns. Engliess enn Frans heppt aug klynerr ynflúts.
Specifically, the core arguments of verbs, are the two arguments (in English, subject and object) of transitive verbs:
- The dog chased the cat
And the single argument of intransitive verbs:
- The cat ran away
English has a subject, which merges the more active argument of transitive verbs with the argument of intransitive verbs, leaving the object distinct; other languages may have different strategies, or, rarely, make no distinction at all.
For conlangers, it is important to know that few languages are of merely one morphosyntactic alignment; in most cases, the alignment varies depending on context.
- Dē lautlirr - dē lauts oss dē tall.
- Dē talrekolls - dē strukkting oss dē tall.
- Dē worrtsgatt - dē worrts enn worrtbʉk oss dē tall. Vúr a nam inn inn dē onndrig fakk os ginnē oss makē jiess tall.
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Sgau oss gitt enn dē talllirrdill os mirr invoss oss talllirr.
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For more information on the Contionary, see our words and introduction!
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