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| ==Grammar== | | ==Grammar== |
| ===Nouns=== | | ===Nouns=== |
| Like Korean and Japanese, Siészal is a topic-prominent language which uses postpositional noun particles:
| | *''-í'' = topic |
| :'''''Hál·iŋ·í Siészalŋió·ta uhum·agid·ah.'''''
| | *''-dan/-din'' = "also" |
| :1-ASSOC-TOP Siészal_language-NOM speak-POT-PRES
| | *''-ta/-ti'' = nom. |
| :''We can speak Siészal.''
| | *''-é'' = acc. |
| | | *''-éla'' = abl. |
| Even though verbs do not conjugate based on person, subjects can still be dropped. Hence,
| | *''-czy'' = conj./com. |
| :'''''Siészalŋió·ta uhum·agid·ah.'''''
| | *''-úlь'' = inst. |
| :Siészal_language-NOM speak-POT-PRES
| | *''-xa/-xi'' = loc. (Jp. e, Kor. -ro) |
| :''[X] can speak Siészal.''
| | *''-fý/-fí'' = dat. (Jp. ni, Kor. -e) |
| is still a valid sentence, but what the subject is must be deduced from context.
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| ===Verbs=== | | ===Verbs=== |