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Beginners / Can you guys check if we're doing it right?
« on: September 09, 2015, 09:38:24 pm »
After our fifth (sixth?) session we've hunkered down to practice verbs and noun cases. We came up with some sentences to practice, but am not sure if we did it right (the book has very few examples of noun cases used in actual sentences). Let us know if there are correct, or if they aren't how they *should* be used.
Anha chomak khales
I respect the khal
Mori tihish hrazef khaleesisi
I saw the queen's horse
Anha adothrak vaesoon asshilokh
I will ride to the city tomorrow
Kisha dothrash najahheyaan oskikh!
We rode to victory yesterday!
Vos fato rizhaan anhoon!
Do not insult my son!
Anha vindek laquikhes tihoon moon
I will drink the tears from his eyes
Zhor yeron mra quora ma anha vadakhak mae
I have your heart, and I will eat it
Me asto inavvaes chiorisaan moon
He spoke to the sister of his wife.
Having throuble with the inalienable possession concept. For example, "her sister" is inalienable because she will always be her sister, sek? But a man's wife can be taken from him? At least that's kind of what we reasoned about during our discussion.
Anha chomak khales
I respect the khal
Mori tihish hrazef khaleesisi
I saw the queen's horse
Anha adothrak vaesoon asshilokh
I will ride to the city tomorrow
Kisha dothrash najahheyaan oskikh!
We rode to victory yesterday!
Vos fato rizhaan anhoon!
Do not insult my son!
Anha vindek laquikhes tihoon moon
I will drink the tears from his eyes
Zhor yeron mra quora ma anha vadakhak mae
I have your heart, and I will eat it
Me asto inavvaes chiorisaan moon
He spoke to the sister of his wife.
Having throuble with the inalienable possession concept. For example, "her sister" is inalienable because she will always be her sister, sek? But a man's wife can be taken from him? At least that's kind of what we reasoned about during our discussion.