Felikitok/Felikitok

Wi esmos formango uno linguayazik “kielokriol” a' linguayazikos ab Europea kom rules et conventios proprios. Ba wi tratamos incluyir los alteros linguayezikj a'lo arda-mundo. Qwesto pagina esr inu constructios as linguayazaik utvecklo-developr; ilon esr documentaçon inu Felikitok a'linguayazik aukaj esr free-libremente editable pra vsallopanteos qwi esr-ilons part-delos.

Notabene: Toto examplo qwo necneedr verbos mag usr lo vorte likar.

Part-delos agridupons

• Vortes esr-ilons pluralos kom -s.
• Verbo nursama inflektor pra numbroj et tempschas, ba forse aukaj lo imperativo moodo.
• If-si nem verbo modalo esr usutan, lo pronomino esr normalmente suffixor ad fin-endo a'vorte, kom hyphen inter ilons.
• Tempschas formango esr inu qwo moodo: "Ai havr likata".
• Toto adverbo gaan termin-endar inu -mente.
• Vortes kom lo equals mean ba etmologia diferens mag esr usr kombinatan if-si hyphenatan; generalmente nursama finalos esr inflektan.
• Totos vortes deva esr stripped-eliminar a'diakritikos plusmagis possibilul qwan intrar-ilons inu Felikitok; ASCII sempra deva esr sufficis.

Agreed-upon basic vocabulary

• Ab means "of", but is only used before a vowel; otherwise a' is appended before the following noun.
• Esr is the copula, although existar can be used in certain circumstances.
• Nem and Sim for yes, with a possible simhajja for intensive agreement.
• linguayazik for 'language' but with variants spraakeel, tokyazik and kielikreol (discuss?)
• Question words begin in qw-: qwa, qwesta, etc.
• kom for with

Pronouns

• Ai - 1st person singular
• Au - 2nd person singular
• Ilon - 3rd person singular
• Wi - 1st person plural
• Iw - 2nd person plural (vos is also used)
• Ilons - 3rd person plural

Disputed features

• The future form of verbs. One idea is to use "ai ganr likar", another is to use "ai likaba", and others may exist.
• Subjunctive forms. Should they exist? Some use mag, from Afrikaans, to mark "subjunctive situations."

Dialects

Currently, the glossarchs of Felikitok appear to consistently use certain dialectal differences,of which some examples include the use of the verb plusgillar instead of likar and the clitic usage of the pronouns for some.

• Nords

  One of the more divergent varieties, it's most notable features include the consistent usage of cliticized pronomina, in some cases resulting forms like "Aukaj-ai ai havr-ai likata ilon" for "And I too liked it"

• Vests