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Na i go u ze gozyo.
I don't agree either.

Láhę geyó ju lô go.
language make.IPFV-1S CONT should EGO
I should conlang more.

Púrtə yǫlá geyówə wezówə lô go.
Forth do.IPFV-NOM.AGT-POSS.1S make.IPFV-A:1S-P:3SM finish-A:1S-P:3SM should EGO
I should finish my Forth interpreter.

Kãde ləyóri húyowə rók'ə šu nəháyowə go.
two-DEF.F do.PFV-A:1S-P:3SF able_to-A:1S-P:3SM how NEG sure-A:1S-P:3SM EGO
I am not sure how I can do both.

Travis B. wrote: ↑Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:19 pm I should conlang more.

nankua neyahe
1pl.INCL should-NEC
We all should.

Zitúdatsihho bàwu jau, bínjau, paitadatsíhho.
Think-PERF-1 time COM, but, change.TRANS-NEG-PERF-1
I always think that, but I never change anything

Láhę dúzre śę gẽcə sílmə ze.
language PROX.SF=DAT word build-GER heavy-3SM DIR
Inflecting/conjugating words in this language is hard.

J̌íwə sékelo láhę ǰícə sílmə ze.
far-SM talk-NOM.INST=INST language make.IPFV heavy-3SM DIR
Conlanging on a phone is hard.

Xo yeh grrowl harrrgrrr.
so this language hard
So, this language is hard.

Na i ge.
1S COP hardE
I'm hard.

«Sílą» ne «ríśə» šádnewə go nə?
"heavy" or "hard" mean.IPFV-A:2SM-P:3SM EGO INT
Do you mean "difficult" or (lit.) "hard"?

Travis B. wrote: ↑Sat Aug 18, 2018 4:01 pm Inflecting/conjugating words in this language is hard.

na nya hitenko nomok
I don't like conjugation.

masako wrote: ↑Sun Aug 19, 2018 6:35 am na nya hitenko nomok
I don't like conjugation.

Fac wunnét parmaitati té?
but-QUESTION like-PRES.ACT.3SG conjugation 2SG-ACC
But does conjugation like you?

Laqár śę gẽcəri sílmə sálo ləśbówə go.
Laqar-DEF.F word build-GER-POSS.3SF heavy-3SM despite like.IPFV-A:1S-P:3SM EGO
I like Laqar inflection/conjugation even though it is hard.

Dē byging inn somm oss dē Bʉrnlannts brúttalls iss homessig.
Inflection in some sister languages of Bearlandic is really messy.

"Inflection" yoršorža lu rā lāhą, an meş. Yotşir sąmą̄ yot ğnin, an meş.
"Inflection" Yorshorzha in not exist, so like. Grammar about language simple, so like.
There's no inflection in Yorshorzha, which I like. It's a language with simple grammar, which I like.

Travis B. wrote: ↑Sun Aug 19, 2018 8:35 pm Laqár śę gẽcəri sílmə sálo ləśbówə go.
Laqar-DEF.F word build-GER-POSS.3SF heavy-3SM despite like.IPFV-A:1S-P:3SM EGO
I like Laqar inflection/conjugation even though it is hard.

Šavo. ☺ Papetavompibo!
Me too. I'd like to see more!

Pabappa wrote: ↑Mon Aug 20, 2018 7:42 pm Šavo. ☺ Papetavompibo!
Me too. I'd like to see more!

Here are two (albeit partial) conjugation tables for two different Early Middle Laqar verbs, q'álcə and gákcə. You'll see what I mean by "hard".

All in all, Early Middle Laqar verb conjugation involves a fuckload of different forms (mind you that those tables do not involve any nominalizations beyond the gerund or any voices other than the default), and the sound changes that produced those forms and how they interact can be quite complicated. Somehow the forms come out looking as regular as they do (since you can see a reasonable amount of apparent regularity from looking at those tables).

C'i laqárlo došécəre źélə selãtəwə ze.
DIST.SM Laqar=INST write-GER=DAT too heavy-PST-3SM DIR
That was too hard to write in Laqar.