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Happy Birthday, Kingdom Lithium! Or rather, Quezzonie, Corsédon de Lithiume!
Today, of course, we have a lesson as per usual, but of course, in celebration, we've prepared a special lesson for today's festivities! Litish culture is also introduced slightly. Keep your eyes peeled!
Today's lesson will just be vocabulary; here is the first set:
About (to do sth)/ Bon/ Dylan bon d'operas (Dylan is about to sing well)/ Bohn
Move/ Harges/ Tuas go bene harg'ab (You've got to move it)/ Hahrj
Stop!/ Quesons/ Quesons harges apoote (Stop Moving About)/ Kwe-szohns!
Moving (about)/ Apoote/ Quocke tuas roomeif, tuas apoote superbon. (When you dance, you move about a lot)/ Ah-pooh-teh
Too/ Vim/ Vim superbonos (too much)/ Vim
Even (more), -er/ Superbo/ Superbo Purplefruits! (Even fatter/ fatter)/ Soo-peihr-boh
-est/ -ons/ Purplefruitsons (Fattest)/ ohns
Even (object) or Still/ Galensklar/ Galensklar tuas mia italy (Even you know it), Galensklar?! (Still?!)/ Gah-lensz-klahr
Every/ Longreno-/ Longreno-mish (everyday)/ Lohng-greno-mish
-ly/ vhon/ Jenmarkis-vhon (Possibly)/ vohn
Not-/ Minimetuo/ Minimetuo tuas (Not you)/ mih-nih-meh-twoh
Positive equivalent of not/ Maximetuo/ Maximetuo tuas (Yes you)/ max-im-eh-two
But/ Minemii/ Minemii gemf?? (But why??)/ mih-neH-me
Nice/ Venqueni/ Elle vest venqueni. (She is nice)/ ven-kwen-ih
Know/ Mia/ Je mia teur! (I know right)/ me-ah
Ask/ Toask/ Toask thee tishla (Ask the teacher)/ toh-sk
Litish determiners are quite simple, and the object's closeness to the speaker is easily remembered by the order of the Litish alphabet, a before o.
This, these/ Carbe, carbes/ Carbe vest un conscriptograph, carbes erst peikroes de shereés (This is a ruler, these are pieces of paper)
Pronunciation: cahr-beh, cahr-behs
That, those/ Corbe, Corbes/ Corbes erst reportes, Corbe vest une eve. (Those are newspapers, that is a woman)
Pronunciation: cohr-beh, cohr-behs
That'll be all for today, you've finished the basics trilogy! Good on you! Watch out for the KLBDAY Lesson and the Quizlet!