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#"The sun will shine" - ''Tzitunawa do matz'' - 3SG.AN-FUT-bright ART sun | #"The sun will shine" - ''Tzitunawa do matz'' - 3SG.AN-FUT-bright ART sun | ||
#"The sun has been shining" - ''Tzinawa do matz'' | #"The sun has been shining" - ''Tzinawa do matz'' | ||
#"The sun is shining again" - | #"The sun is shining again" - 'Tzinawa te do matz'' | ||
#"The sun will shine tomorrow" - | #"The sun will shine tomorrow" - ''Tzitunawa XYZ do matz'' | ||
#"The sun shines brightly" - ''Tzinisawa do matz'' - 3SG.AN-IMPF-<MDP>bright ART sun | #"The sun shines brightly" - ''Tzinisawa do matz'' - 3SG.AN-IMPF-<MDP>bright ART sun | ||
#"The bright sun shines" - ''Tzinawa do nawa matz'' - 3SG.AN-IMPF-bright ART bright sun | #"The bright sun shines" - ''Tzinawa do nawa matz'' - 3SG.AN-IMPF-bright ART bright sun | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*''Matz'' "sun" is grammatically animate. | *''Matz'' "sun" is grammatically animate, hence the prefix ''tzi-'' on the verb. | ||
*The imperfective mode is unmarked. | *The imperfective mode is unmarked. | ||
*The only overt tense distinction in Hantza is non-future/future. | *The only overt tense distinction in Hantza is non-future/future. | ||
*Adverbs that are semantically similar to the related verb are often conveyed in Hantza by the intensive [[Hantza/Verbs#Mediopassive|mediopassive]]. | *Adverbs that are semantically similar to the related verb are often conveyed in Hantza by the intensive [[Hantza/Verbs#Mediopassive|mediopassive]]. | ||
*See [[Hantza/Nouns#Attributives|here]] for more on attributive adjectives. | *See [[Hantza/Nouns#Attributives|here]] for more on attributive adjectives. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:21, 23 April 2023
218 test case sentences taken from http://fiziwig.com/conlang/syntax_tests.html.
Sentences
- "The sun shines" - Tzinawa do matz - 3SG.AN-IMPF-bright ART sun
- "The sun is shining" - see above, no distinction in progressive
- "The sun shone" - Tzinawa do matz/Tzinanawa do matz/Tzilanawa do matz (imperfective/delimitative/perfective)
- "The sun will shine" - Tzitunawa do matz - 3SG.AN-FUT-bright ART sun
- "The sun has been shining" - Tzinawa do matz
- "The sun is shining again" - 'Tzinawa te do matz
- "The sun will shine tomorrow" - Tzitunawa XYZ do matz
- "The sun shines brightly" - Tzinisawa do matz - 3SG.AN-IMPF-<MDP>bright ART sun
- "The bright sun shines" - Tzinawa do nawa matz - 3SG.AN-IMPF-bright ART bright sun
Notes
- Matz "sun" is grammatically animate, hence the prefix tzi- on the verb.
- The imperfective mode is unmarked.
- The only overt tense distinction in Hantza is non-future/future.
- Adverbs that are semantically similar to the related verb are often conveyed in Hantza by the intensive mediopassive.
- See here for more on attributive adjectives.
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| Orthography | Hantza alphabet (Latin script) | ||
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| Vocabulary | Basic phrases • Kinship • Swadesh list | ||
| Texts | Test Case Sentences • The North Wind and the Sun • The Lord's Prayer • The Tower of Babel | ||
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