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Site Omnial Language Omnial Language Subtitle Lingue de omnie Year 2003 Translator Amnial Introduction Omnial es le lingue parled en insule quite inkoned dum yestersecole. Now istelokim viva multelandal survivantes de plure naufragades. Iles poste konar iste insule, ne volit abandonar seal paradise. Nowdie iles ama seal lingue plus kam irgum. Verse 1 Tetempim le tute monde esit un lingue et same paroles. Verse 2 Iles emigrit from oriente, et iles trovit planum en le lande de Xenaar et iles habitit taste loke. Verse 3 Et iles dirit un ab altres: "Venek, nos faron brikes et pirizon ites". Et iles usit le brikes anste estones et bitumine anste mortere. Verse 4 Et iles dirit: "Venek, nos konstruon para nos noba urbe kun ture, kiel suprum atingon la ciele ,para ke nos akiron fame, ante ke nos eston dispersed supre la tere. Verse 5 Et Yehweh infreirit para vidar la urbe et le ture kium le files de le home esit konstruante. Verse 6 Et Yehweh dirit: "Yen ke iles es un popule et iles hava un lingue para omniom. Sif iste es le initiade de ilesal farade, omnium eston farable bay iles" Verse 7 "Nos infreiron, et tastelokim nos konfuzon ilesal lingue, para ke un ne komprenon le lingue de altre". Verse 8 Et Yehweh dispersit iles from iste loke verse supre la tute tero, et iles cesit konstruar le urbe. Verse 9 Terefore on nomit iste loke Babel per ke Yehweh konfusit le lingue de le tute tere et dispersit iles supre le tute tere. Geneze 11:1-9 Notes 1 : Alphabet A a: also (bag), B b: but (boy), C c: cez (chin), D d: dek (dog), E e: et (bed), F f: from (fat), G g: giga (goal), H h: hiper (hen), I i: it (machine), J j: juxte (jam), K k: kontre( kind), L l: le (lip), M m: mil (mix), N n: now (now), O o: omnie(soda), P p: penta (pen), Q q: quite (German 'Bach' or Scottish 'loch' or Spanish jamon or Arabic qof), R r: retro (rock), S s: since (sin), T t: tri (tip), U u: ultra ( rule), V v: vos (vest), W w: weste(west), X x: xilofone(ship),Y y: yes (yes), Z z: zoo (zoo). Notes 2 2 : PronunciationEach letter is pronounced with only one sound, always the same. The main stress of a multisyllabic word is placed on the vowel preceding the last consonant. Some ordinary consonant endings does not change the original stress of the word: 1.- The plural morphemes of noun: -s, -es 2.- The adjective suffixe: -al 3.- The tense morphemes of verb : -it , -on 4.- The adverbial suffixe: -im Notes 3 3 : Noun The definite article 'le' is invariable. The singular noun can end in any vowel or consonant. To form the plural are added the endings: '-s' (after vowel) or '-es' (after consonant). Nouns that show living beings are epicene. The sex affixes -in and -ul are used only if necessary. The noun functions are expressed by prepositions and word order: Subject before verb and object after the verb. Notes 4 4: Personal Pronouns and Possessives: 1. First person: 'Mi'('I','me') and 'Nos'('we'). 2. Second person:'Tu'('you') and 'Vos'(plural) 3. Third person (people): 'Ile' (also: 'Ilin','Ilul','Iles' , 'Ilines','Ilules') 3. Third person (things): 'It' 4. The reflexive pronoun is 'Se' ('oneself') It is used only to the subject of the verb 5.'On': This pronoun expresses general subject. Possessives are formed by adding the adjectival ending '-al': 'Mial', 'Nosal', 'Tual', 'Vosal' Notes 5 5: Verb The verb is absolutely invariant in person, number and gender. The verbs end in: '-a' in the present tense, but the verb esar can use 'es' (esa). '-it'in the past tense, '-on'in the future tense, '-us' in the conditional, '-ek' in the imperative, '-ar' in the infinitive. '-im' in the gerund. '-ante'in the active participle . '-ed' in the passive participles . Notes 6 6: Specifiers: There are : 1-Demonstratives: 'Iste', -('Tuste')-,'Taste', with the reiterative particles 'ci' and 'la'. 2-Undefinit Adjectives: Sonie, Kelke, Irge, Altre, Same, Cetere, Cake. 3-Undefinit Quantifiers:Poli and Plure, Omnie, Poke, Multe, Ambe, Asez, Trop. Notes 7 7: Qualifiers They can end in any vowel or consonant. They do not show inflection or agreement in form with the word they modify. The adjectives can be derived by adding '-al'. The adverbs can be derived by the addition of the '-im' ending. Comparison is done analytically: Superiority is made with the word 'plus'. Inferiority is made with the word 'minus' Equality is made with the word 'isus'or 'equal'. For the comparative the conjunction 'kam' is used. The superlative of superiority with 'le plus' The superlative of inferiority with 'le minus'. 'Tres', ' Multim' and 'Verim' indicates the absolute superlative (also the suffix '-isime'). Notes 8 8: Numbers The cardinal numbers are: 'nul'(0), 'un'(1),'du'(2),'tri'(3),'tetra'(4),'penta'(5), 'exa'(6),'hepta'(7),'okta'(8),'nona'(9) , 'dek'(10),'cente'(100) ),'mile' (1 000 ), 'milion' or 'mega' (1000 x 1000), 'giga'(mil miliones ) , oktacente pentadek none miliones, exacente heptadek du miles, tetracente tridek un. The suffix of numbers are: '-esme' for ordinal adjectives. '-al' for adjectival numerals. '-im' for adverbial numerals. '-are' for collective nouns. '-uple' for multiples (nouns). '-ave' for fractionals (nouns). Notes 9 9: Vocabulary Expansion: A).-Word Building: (With the principles of liberty, predictability, necessity , sufficiency, power and lightness): 1).Derivation: The final vocal in any word is never semantically significant. The affixes of the verb are always different to the ones of the noun and the adjective. To form verbs from nouns the suffixes are used only if necessary: Usually the ending -ar is sufficient. 2).Compound Words: They are formed by using two words to create a new word by juxtaposition, the content word appearing last. If the prefixed word finishes in 'e' and before this 'e',it is only one consonant this 'e' will disappear. B).-Neologisms: 1). International Words: a).-If there are Greek or Latin roots in scientific or technical language, these are taken into our language. b).-Any other word of any other language, if they are internationally known can be taken as a neologism. In both cases they adapted to our morphology. 2) Proper Nouns: They are transcribed as literally as possible and within brackets the phonetical transcription. The stress is indicated with capital letter: Dante(dAnte) Shakespeare(xEspir) Rouseau(gusO) Cervantes(serbAntes) Fuster (fustEr) Submitted By Elx Date Submitted Thursday, October 30, 2003 Updated By Amnial - Elx2003 Date Edited Friday, February 20, 2004 Description Of Update Adapted to the Omnial Grammar. Date To Headline Friday, February 20, 2004 < Omnesian  Omnial  Oneirien >
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