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...ached to the verb is often used as a way to help designate the subject and so there can be some flexibility in word order, but usually only in verse and |se

...l consonants leading to new diphthongs ''au, eu, yu, ou'' and long ''uu'', so ''Vlts > Vuts'' ..., e, o'' to ''e/o, i, u'' in a preceding vowel. This process is regressive so a new ''i'' or ''u'' raises the preceding vowel again, e.g. '' eredi > erid

...an indefinite third person form (c.f. English "one", French "on", Spanish "se", etc). | translation = I had been wounded by (the enemy's) sword, (so) then he tended to my wounds.

|se'''gu'''ir ([[w:Spanish language|Spanish]]) |so'''ng'''

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...v Obrazech'', November 29, 1990</ref><ref>Tribout, Carole, «''Les Suisses se penchent sur l'Uropi''», in ''République du Centre'', October 23, 1991</r ...languages]] and the -and, from [[Germanic language]]s. This process is not so artificial as it seems at first sight: It has been observed in natural lang

...elt appear to have been distinguished by aspiration rather than by voicing so that, in general, Latin voiced plosives became voiceless (/d, b, g/ > /t, p | ''se''

...overs various African languages, as well as words from many other sources "so Africanized that they do not appear foreign", although no specific etymolog ...ames are spelled out phonetically rather than in the original orthography, so for example 'Hastings' is spelled ''Hestins''. There are two [[digraph (ort

...e in Late Proto-Lakovic: the nominal grade CVCC turned to CVCVC when doing so epenthesized less "nice" consonant clusters. Then CVCVC became analyzed as Ngiiθ dur mogor se taχ χaaθ. "Măra łĭnam?" tăbits φin Pĭda Brăwid.

|se'''gu'''ir ([[w:Spanish language|Spanish]]) |so'''ng'''

...was being replaced by the relative pronoun /ʃa+/. There was no tense ''per se''<ref>However, the qatal system does seem to have been only for the past te ...gm of a verb. The PAH scribes felt they had to preserve the root letters, so there are five letters which may function solely as ''mater lectionis''. T

...n], e.g. ''månse&nbsp;abare''&nbsp;11, ''jounese&nbsp;abare''&nbsp;12, and so on. 20 was ''joupa'', 30&nbsp;''llaseba'', and the other tens were regularl

...nd the short ('''anīña'''). These are distinct and make minimal pairs, and so are counted as separate vowels. In addition, there is one short vowel /y/, ...cknowledgement of honorary personhood. This especially happens in stories. So while a rock would normally be inanimate, a talking rock would not be. Like

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...e|phonemes]] rather than graphemes; as long as they are correctly rendered so as to maintain the Lojbanic audio-visual [[w:isomorphism|isomorphism]], a r # Lojban is meant to be as culturally neutral as possible, so it is never crucial or fundamental to claim that some particular orthograph

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

...g. "bóni" but "bónim", not "boním"; "apérta" but "apértad", not "apertád") so perhaps it is better to say that the vowel before the final consonant of th ...ol or the means itself, '''-a''' the verb describing usage of the tool and so on, and '''-o''' the noun describing the act<ref>Jespersen, O: ''[https://d

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

| /sa/ || /si,ʃi,ʃ/ || /su,sɨ,s/ || /se/ || /so,sə/ || /ʃa/ || || /ʃu,ʃɨ/ || /ʃe/ || /ʃo,ʃə/

...ted because, as he explained, "It's a back-and-forth movement, like water, so that worked."<ref name=prodnotes/><ref name=lingo>Wloszczyna, Susan. “Ne ...elf. These letters being c, f, j, q, v, x, z, ch, or th, they were created so that Atlantean might be used as a simple cipher code in the media and for p

...te'' (unstressed) || ''ta'' || ''tou'' || ''tach'' || ''sý'' (stressed), ''se'' (unstressed) Sebatian is topic-prominent, so the topic comes first:

...for a final ''-o'' or ''-e'' or by adding the suffix ''{{term|-essa}}''. So it is that gender refers more to the form (i.e. ending) than to sex. :: ''Deo adjuta les, qui se adjuta.'' &nbsp; 'God helps those who help themselves'.

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

Hano can be very agglutinating in its verbs, but less so of adjectives and nouns. It's possible for a sentence to consist of either ...example ''T'aétáska'', which uses aorist, means "I swam" (only time doing so or for the first time), while ''Yentás'ka'' means "I swam" (several times

...onunced, ex.: ''stof'' is read as [stu:], ''wouf'' is read as ['vɔu̯], and so on. ...ral (denoting more than one object). The formation of plural is not always so simple, because there are four ways to form it:

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

#In fact, the roots are the phonemes, so Daman is made from 12 roots only; but because it is not always easy to find == Daman Diwan with only 3 suffixes / juno se kuba 3 tumo sa Dama Diwa (JIRO) ==

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# If the first vowel is unrounded, so too are subsequent vowels. |''Nei'' ||''On'' ||''Sü'' ||''Namše'' ||''Daš'' ||''So''

...ximant]. Before a nasal, only aspirated stops and fricatives could appear. So /kʰme/ - "Cambodia" and /sʰnau/ - "snow" were permissible words, but */km ...ld not occur in syllable coda clusters (they were lost via a sound change, so */end/ - "end" became /en/).

...s.</ref> Peano's article appeared to be a serious development of the idea, so he gained a reputation among the movement for the auxiliary language. ...common prototypes''. But that method usually leads to the Latin ablative, so most vocabulary of Peano's Interlingua would be kept. Accordingly, the very

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

| scope="col" style="text-align: center; width: 60px; "|[se] ...very, quite, rather, a little, somewhat, mostly, several, almost, nearly, so, extremely, too-->

There cannot be three wovels together. So, for example, ''awal'' ("early"), cannot be written as ''aual''. This also The reflexive is formed by adding ''se-'' before the verb and after eventual particles.

| The Arabics and Israeli are all designed languages, so why not design a compromise? The Syriac script is also a middle ground, and | [[w:Mainland Southeast Asia|SE Asia]]

...rds are pronounced with this sound, f.ex. pronouns '''me''', '''te''', and so on ...e all open syllables); a syllable is closed when it ends with a consonant (so ''mat'', ''tek'', ''kos'', ''sum'' are all closed syllables).

...place before the addition of epenthetic vowels before syllabic sonorants, so at the time of the change, syllabic sonorants still acted as a vocalic nucl ...E ''*septḿ̥'' > Proto-Carpathian ''se'''pt'''əmas'' > Eastern Carpathian ''se'''tt'''imas'' “seven” (Western ''settemas''). However, early geminate d

...nds frequently appear epenthetically, but are not part of the language per se. ...ers of the alphabet are known, they do not obey rōŋo·ŋo Pāru phonotactics, so the names of the older, Hebrew letters are preferred.

...end of sentences with connotation of 'so what?' / 'it can't be helped' / 'so there!' ENqui Ullo ONdi tupi SOpi qui si COso PEzze se te CUpe,

...eas where a large portion of the founding population spoke Mainland East / SE Asian languages (which lack these features). ...rder came into Kämpya through similar means (it is very common in East and SE Asia).

As an isolating language, there are no [[inflection]]s, so that words always remain in their dictionary form, no matter what function ...hanges were introduced”''. But there is no precise information about them, so it's not clear exactly which changes were made by Hogben and Clark, and whi

...ile they are able to see light wavelengths visible to us, they can only do so very poorly. Their analogue to our sense of hearing is divided in two sense ...te' the intensity levels. Humans may transcribe ''plain'' chromemes in the so-called ''ASCII encoding'' as numbers from '''0''' (no signal emitted in tha

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

...purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on). III. Once done, try making sure everything is properly spelt so as to avoid unnecessary reader fatigue.

.../] The first ''Hillbillies'' episodes with dialog in Common aired in 2022, so the substantial work of the creating the language was probably performed in ...peakers of other languages will often speak only Common to their children, so their children will grow up as native speakers and obtain social and econom