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! Case !! Singular !! Plural | ! Case !! Singular !! Plural | ||
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| Nominative || (A) gnújza || (A) | | Nominative || (A) gnújza || (A) gegnújzek | ||
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| Genitive || Ta gnújzas || Tak | | Genitive || Ta gnújzas || Tak gegnújzes | ||
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| Accusative || Ecs gnújza || Ecs | | Accusative || Ecs gnújza || Ecs gegnújzek | ||
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| Dative || Gnujzadúk || | | Dative || Gnujzadúk || Gegnujzadúkek | ||
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| Vocative || Oh gnújzae || Oh | | Vocative || Oh gnújzae || Oh gegnújzaek | ||
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</center> | </center> | ||
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Grekelin melted down much of Greek grammar, including the deletion of genders and moods. In addition, Grekelin is slowly turning from a fusional language to an agglutinative one: | Grekelin melted down much of Greek grammar, including the deletion of genders and moods. In addition, Grekelin is slowly turning from a fusional language to an agglutinative one: | ||
# Greek: '''Είδα τους ανθρώπους''' | # Greek: '''Είδα τους ανθρώπους''' | ||
# Grekelin: '''E | # Grekelin: '''E leleóttek íwlima''' | ||
Grekelin uses seperate particles for the plural, person, tense and recepient. | Grekelin uses seperate particles for the plural, person, tense and recepient. | ||
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<b>Grekelin:</b><br> | <b>Grekelin:</b><br> | ||
<i>Pádi | <i>Pádi leleóttek lelészterek kiá memísek wewórtamek eís méltosagi kiá yógatek. Dedórizandek mí észeli kiá siníndiszi, kiá prépi ná ecszinálnamek á égy eís állila eís égy sélemi tá adérfiktas.</i> | ||
===Lord's prayer=== | ===Lord's prayer=== | ||