Talk:Gerodathian

Greetings Fythring,

Adverbs come after a noun??? Where did the verb go??

gara is causing me problems. Is jagara 'to gather'? Because if it is it has nothing to do with jageu. If it means 'to water' (ie. the interpretation in Conlang) then the definition you give, 'to gather [water]', no longer fits. I assume it turns nouns into a related verb? Because if it is then unless you are specific there will be a lot of verbs that are related to each noun, and none for complicated ones.

Gua yuiqira kado translates as 'you shook your shoe', not 'you were shaking your shoe'.

ga does the same as -u in my language. :)

Your da and ne sections don't even have da and ne in them, respectively. :(

You're still missing the vocab list, which is the most important component of any language.

Cheers, 15:49, 6 April 2008 (UTC)

Yes, gara is a freakishly odd verb that I made way too hard. So I simplified it, hopefully it's simplified enough. And yes, I still need to make a vocab list.

"Gua yuiqira kado translates as 'you shook your shoe', not 'you were shaking your shoe'."
 * The sentence means the same thing. "You have done sthg" and "You were doing sthg" are ambiguous.

"Your da and ne sections don't even have da and ne in them, respectively. :("
 * Yes they do...Ireun da 20 lin kakuto ne. Seems you're right about da, though, so I'll fix it.

16:05, 6 April 2008 (UTC)