No I don't get it. But yeah, I don't know why they all it grammar school. It amazes me that I can write so well! I can understand the use of -il and -t in the first sentence. And I can understand why you wouldn't use the word LU in the second sentence because it would be like using two verbs, correct? I haven't been studying my Na'vi grammar this week. On top of the car repairs, we are painting a structure for a friend, and another close friend of ours has died. It has been a hectic week. I still want to sit down with Sabrina with a list of verbs and nouns and create sentences in Na'vi using this pattern. Maybe next week, things will calm down a little. Ateyo needs to teach the yumons how to make sentence, in my story. Kxawm, I could use sentences that Niri Te and I practice. But I will run them past you first!
When you were explaining about swimming and mowan you gave this example:
slusele also means "swimming". But this one acts more like an adjective (although it's called the active participle) This is used only attributively to say "THE swimming [NOUN] (([VERB]s))" For example, "I just killed a swimming fish with a spear!" would be "Oel tspìmang sluselea payoangit fa tukru!"
So an active participle is when a verb is used like an adjective. I must have been sleeping in class during grammar school!
IKRAN FLYER
I turn very hard left Oer mim txa ftar
I turrn very hard right Oer mim txa skien
We are one in flight Moe lu moeng mi tsawayon
My ikran and I ` Ma Ikran si Oel
Very strong Txatxur, seykxel
I feel the wind 'Efr hufwe
Carrying my wings
Upwards Upwards` Nefa, Nefa
Through the blue skies Kwamlu Tawean
My first song lyrics! Please correct my mistakes!
Kiyavame
Ateyo Te Syaksuk
is there an original melody?
