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Next: kȩṭu ['kɤ.tʼu] n hearth, fire

ketu [ketu] n warmth; kindness

gorexo [goɾeɣo] v to be empty

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sano [sano] 'to knot', 'to tie', to braid'

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You're using Imgur, so that's good...but you need to know that you could just show the image...like this: [ img ] http://i.imgur.com/YOJ8JsY.png [ /img ] without spaces gives: http://i.imgur.com/YOJ8JsY.png http://i.imgur.com/9MUtKVr.png Yes, I know but I've tried this and it hasn't worked somehow....

Thanks for the quick answer [:)] The thing with practicing is, that I never know if I'm doing it "right". There are discriptions about how to pronounce a pharyngeal fricative or an uvular stop or an ejective etc. but they're often not very helpful to me... Also, I guess there's no human be...

Do you add sounds or phonemes to your conlang that you cannot pronounce? Because I really have troubles with pronouncing some epiglottal, pharyngeal and glottal sounds; not to mention non-pulnomic sounds. Also, I struggle to pronounce some uvular sounds, and a lot of approximants I'm not familiar wi...

Sutatorri anru ra. Three words. to take (stem) sexual love NOM in past Eight words!?!?!?!? If I were to look at your gloss, I might think that "sutatorri" means "to" and "anru" means take and then get very confused by the rest. One word in the language should be one wo...

Suitatorri anru ra.
to take.INF sexual love.NOM PST
Lit.: The love has been taken/The love was taken
The love is over.

Updates I made some updates in the phoneme inventories. Please note that allophones are written in brackets (): http://imgur.com/gzLHJsN I added some allophones and changed the uvular fricative [ʁ] into an alveolar flap [ɾ]. I also replaced [v] with [β]. The new allophones are [ç] and [ʝ] which are...

Ukiku: Garádi ma. (informal)

Ukiku (formal) oyá gotoduru gatyu? condition which.adj-prog gatyu (neutral title) In which condition are you? [Don't know whether that's a correct English question] oyá nitundurudi. ihéguzu. gatyu? condition very.good.adj-prog.1sg thank you very much. gatyu (title) I'm in a very good condition, than...

Ukiku doesn't do anything with the verb itself but with pronouns because it always tries to avoid 2nd and 3rd person if they are the object (if they are subject, it works as suffix added to the verb). It usually replaces the object pronoun for "you" (Sg&Pl) with a title while there are...

Ukiku has not any voices so it usually uses the causative to create passive-like constructions. Here is an example: dárende "to die": darénvu "he/she dies" (intransitive verb) The causative is expressed by turning one of the lexem's monophtong (usually the one which contains a hi...

no hablo japonés y por eso no puedo darte mi opinión de la frase. pero, puedo aconsejarte acerca de la de español: quieres "porque," no "pero," porque "pero" significa "but" y "porque" significa "because." Yes, you're right I confused pero...

do you have a program like notepad, that uses monospace fonts by default? if so, build your tables in that program (avoids tabs as well) and then copy it to here. I haven't. [:S] I copied it from Open Office, used Courier New. I noticed you had variable conjugations here, in what situations do thes...

Hm, I quite like:

sarú [saru] "heart" (which has nothing to do with feelings but with the organ itself)
firéi [Φirei] "to be under average"
hatya [hatya] "deer"

食べるりんごを。 食べる犬を。
(I) eat (an) apple. (I) eat (a) dog.

Ahora quiero comer pero tengo hambre.
Now I want to eat because I'm hungry.

The tables won't work and I don't know what's the matter... I already used a font with equal height and width for each symbol.

First, thank you. I'm happy that you like my language, really [:D] It's like saying "I don't like these apples/I don't like the apples" versus "I don't like {∅} apples (in general)", we have a null word/morpheme where we would have plural form of the indefinite article. So that's...

This information is out of date Next, I will show Ukiku's grammar starting with nouns. It's an agglutinating nominative-accusative language and has nouns, verbs and adjectives. Nouns Nouns have six cases and three numbers but no articles and no grammatical gender. Cases There are six cases: Nominat...

I love you (romantic)

Damdi ma anrume karéi.
to give-1PS 2PS-DAT (romantic) love-ACC forever

It wouldn't be really romantic without "karéi" at the end of the sentence.