Hi! We would like to welcome a new member to our community of Litish Creators, Princess Hana! Now. Let's begin with some random things.

PREPOSITIONS

Till/ In/ Till unt groopusdoo (In a grave)/ Pronunciation: Tihll

Voo/ To/ Ving Voo Vem! (Glory to them; Hail)/ Pronunciation: voo

INFINITIVE MARKER

Der/ To/ Unt Tcin der corsee venim alt (One Ring to Rule them all)/ Pronunciation: Dhur

CONJUNCTIONS

Mant/ Or/ Do glo mant minimetuo do glo. (To be or not to be)/ Pronunciation: Mahnt

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

Veste/ Just, only/ Veste do'italy (Just do it)/ Pronunciation: Vest-eh

Haoond/ Good/ Haoond gobe! (Good Job!)/ Pronunciation: Hoond

Huais/ Bad/ Elle vest huait! (She is bad!)/ Pronunciation: Hways

Superbonos/ Many, much/ Elayera superbonos de Fellen (There are many people)/ Pronunciation: Super-bohnohs

Superbon/ A lot/ Elayera superbon de Fellen (There are a lot of people)

Suprenon/ Very, -ful/ Suprenon de lafog-ful.(Very funny), Suprenon de sedonst (Blissful)/ Pronunciation: Soo-preh-nohn

Next, we'll cover the confusing topic of accusative pronouns and verbs. Take some time to let the Quantifiers sink in first. And note the Chinese roots of 'Good' and 'bad'.

VERBS

In Litish, there are three present forms of is. Singular, Plural and Question. Thus, it would be I is and you is, not I am and you are.

Singular/ Vest/ Is, Am, (you) Are/ Pronunciation: vest

Plural/ Erst/ (they, we) Are/ Pronunciation: er-st

Question/ Est/ Are (they?), Am (I?), Are (you?), Is (it?)/ Pronunciation: ehst

Then for past tense...

Singular/ Ests/ (It) Was/ Pronunciation: ehss (continues, T is tried to be pronounced but comes out silent)

Plural/ Ersts/ (They) Were/ Pronunciation: Er-sts (")

Question/ Este/ Were (they?), Was (it?)/ Pronunciation: Ehst-ay/eh

To Be or Not to Be?

The Litish-English translations show that 'be' and 'is' are different words.

The Litish word for 'be' is 'glo'.

Do glo mant minimetuo do glo. (To be or not to be)

Pronunciation: gloh

Have haven't had have has.

There are a few "To have" verbs here. I have to learn the word have, have you learnt it? I have been.

Have (possessive)/ Bees/ Egoii bees superbonos conscriptographs (I have many rulers)/ Pronunciation: Beees

Have (to do sth); Got (to do sth)/ Go/ Tuas go d'hargs ab! (You’ve got to move it)/ Pronunciation: gho

NOTE!! That 'it' is different, (SEE: Lesson 7: Basics 3)

Have (been)/ Venon (tren)/ Egoii venon portalize (I have been writing)/ Pronunciation:vehnohn

NOTE!! 'Been' is different from 'be' in this case; Have been

Must (be)/ Vo/ Vo-glo. (Must be.)/ Pronunciation: voh

Finally, let's end this with...

ACCUSATIVE PRONOUNS

Him/ Femb, Fembs/ Je femb mia (I know him)/ Pronunciation: fehm, fehms

Her/ Eller, Ellers/ Je eller mia (I know her)/ Pronunciation: ehllair, ehlluhrs

Them/ Vem/ vem/ Ving Voo Vem. (Glory to them {i.e.The Holy Trinity} Also can be used as “hail Them” or “Hail!”.)/ Pronunciation: Vem

Us/ Oosab/ Oosab erst there gerth (We are the world)/ Pronunciation: Ooh-sahb

NOTE!! 'Us' is a special pronoun in Litish, it has no accusative form. Us and We are the same word.

REMEMBER: Me/ Moi (SEE: Lesson 3: Introduction)

Today's sentence structure content will be very low.

Note that 'I know him' is 'Je femb mia'. Quite commonly, there is this occurrence where the sentence can be subject-object-verb. Remember that! There are, as always, some exceptions, but let's not confuse ourselves first.

Look out for the Quizlet!

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