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...sh etc. But we developed a language, alphabet, literature. We wanted that, we use all nice words, system and rules ofTurkish, Ottoman, Orhkun, English, G ...language from turkish languages. The main expression language is English. We will try to teach to you the Al Bakiyye language.

We once again take as example the word "''"enkyvnästettetinäs''", which in C

...m/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E05EFDF1030F936A25754C0A9639C8B63 "Art in Review: We could have invited everybody"]. [[New York Times]] July 15, 2005.</ref> and

As we are talking about the modern language, we don't consider the first versions of the alphabet that were used in ancient |[wɛ] / [we]

...!! width="100px" | Han/Hun/Það<br>''he/she/it'' !! width="100px" | Ví<br>''we'' !! width="100px"| Þí<br>''you (pl.)'' !! width="100px" | Þeir/Þár/Þ ...!! width="100px" | Han/Hun/Það<br>''he/she/it'' !! width="100px" | Ví<br>''we'' !! width="100px"| Þí<br>''you (pl.)'' !! width="100px" | Þeir/Þár/Þ

! we ! we

...as disappeared in Modern Katäfalsen but has left still observable effects. We already know that the sequences {{IPA|/ɑj/}}, {{IPA|/ɑw/}}, {{IPA|/ɑːj/ ''welal + n'' → ''wilan'' (via '''*'''''wellan'' → '''*'''''weħlan'')

...e roots marked as "√´-" (i.e., "root+acute accent") undergo a sound change we call a form of ''umlaut'' (e.g. ''kronur'' /ˈkɾo̞.nuɾ/ {{sc|1s.pres.ind

...English "to" preposition as in "to do". There are four persons, first ("I, we"), second ("you (singular), you (plural)"), third ("s/he, they") and an ind We saw a raven sitting on a spruce branch. Three boys are fishing in a lake wi

...from old /eː/. For example, the stem ''leð'' "throw" becomes tahkelesiit "we threw it to you" before the ending /iːt/, but ''etiih'' "grass", where it ...ast syllable, for instance: ''koočikwaaniitis'' [koː.ˈt͡ʃɪ.kʷɔɑ.ˌniː.tɪs] "we might not be running around".

Stress accent is not marked. (However, in materials for English speakers we will mark stress.) !I!!you (sg.)!!he!!she!!(inanimate)!!we (exc.)!!we (inc.)!!you (pl.)!!they (animate)!!you (polite)!!impersonal

| ''-weþ'' | ''-weþ''

|align="center"|''we<br>us<br>ours<br>to us'' :''1 pl.'' &ndash; '''jemamy''' "we love"

...rsations/topics/999 Yahoo discussion group]: “ ... While borrowing a word, we usually save its pronunciation, not spelling...”</ref> ''as we forgive them that trespass against us.''<br>

...ing a prefix which is gender and [[w:Grammatical_number|number]] specific. We will use the following word: The subjunctive mood has many different facets. For now, we will talk about wants/wishes.

| mo || pro || we

...aked food". Likewise, from the verb /gʷɨˈkɨ̰da/ [gʷuˈkɨ̰ːda] - "to float", we can derive the noun /ˈgʷɨ̰kɨda/ [ˈgʷṵːkɨ̰da] - "something which we can derive a comparative sentence:

#/seːo kipʰon funo ʃiːraːn piːn kr̩ːtʰeːa weːntʰa men heneːe/. #/na kuːunen furme loːktʲafaːon weːntʰa keːmi tʷa kuːunen furiːnen loːktʲafenam/.

|we

| '''bed''' || ni. ''we''