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- Sentences to Test Conlang Syntax in Lwaitel
- 19. The rain came down.
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An
suyát
naun
míshelw.
[ˈan su.ˈjæt ˈnaon ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ]
anprox
suyátrain
naum-engo-prox
míshelw.down.
- Sentences to Test Conlang Syntax in Lwaitel
- 74. Near the mouth of the river, its course turns sharply towards the east.
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An
nwáli,
pe link
hu'al
ngílpyen,
naunge
pestwámp
súngi
míshelw
hu hyángu.
[ˈan ˈnwɑ.ʎe, pʎ̩.ˈʎiŋk ˈhwɑl ˈŋiʎ.pjn̩, ˈnao.ŋʊ̜̆ pə̆s.ˈtwɑmp ˈsu.ŋɨ ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ hu.ˈçæ.ŋu]
anprox
nwáli,river,
pe=linkat=close
hu=alexp=med
ngílpi-en,mouth-prox,
naungego.any
pestwámpturn
súngitowards
míshelwdown
hu=hyángu.exp=map.
- Sentences to Test Conlang Syntax in Lwaitel
- 78. The sun looked down through the branches upon the children at play.
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Húswes
málen
sáki
míshelw
páskel
inún,
an
waipwe
lem twímek.
[ˈhu.swʊ̜̆s ˈma.ln̩ ˈsa.ki ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ ˈpas.kl̩ i.ˈɲʉn, ˈan ˈwɑe.pwᵿ̜̆ lm̩.ˈtwɨ.mɪ̆k]
húswessun
mal-endo.inv-prox
sákilook_at
míshelwdown
páskelthrough
inún,branch,
anprox
waipwechild
lem=twímek.part=play.
- Sentences to Test Conlang Syntax in Lwaitel
- 96. Have the leaves fallen from the tree?
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Pikúni
an
ngílpen
naum
míshelw
kel pin.
[pi.ˈkʉ.ɲɨ ˈan ˈŋiʎ.pn̩ ˈnaom ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ kl̩.ˈpiɲ]
pikúniq
anprox
ngílpenleaf
naumgo
míshelwdown
kel=pin.from=tree.
- Tower of Babel story in Lwaitel
- As people moved eastward, they found a plain in Shinar and settled there.
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שִׁנְעָר
Píki
an
nga
kip
swan
naum
míshelw
hu hyángu,
lánshe
pútwe
ngálset
p'al
shinál
se
chúsen
swal
húnelen.
[ˈpi.ki ˈan ˈŋɜ ˈkip ˈswɑn ˈnaom ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ hu.ˈçæ.ŋu, ˈlaɲ.ʃɪ̆ ˈpu.twʊ̜̆ ˈŋɜl.sə̆t ˈpal ʃe.ˈɲæl sə̆ ˈʧʉ.sn̩ ˈswɑl ˈhu.nl̩.ln̩]
píkiwhen
anprox
ngaany
kipperson
swa-enbe-prox
naumgo
míshelwdown
hu=hyángu,exp=map,
lam-en-shedo-prox-indf
pútwecome_across
ngálsetplain
pe=alat=med
shinálShinar
seand
chus-enmake-prox
swa-elbe-med
húnel-en.house-prox.
- Tower of Babel story in Lwaitel
- 4 But the Lord came down to see the city and the tower which the sons of men had built.
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Útwek
al
suim
naumel
míshelw
naustwi
hu'al
luim
shuish
su
ílu
hes
suit
waipi
nga
kip,
[ˈu.twʊ̜̆k ˈal ˈsʊɨm ˈnao.ml̩ ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ ˈnaos.twɨ ˈhwɑl ˈlʊɨm ˈʃᵿɨʃ su ˈi.ʎʉ hʊ̜̆s ˈsʊɨt ˈwɑe.pi ˈŋɜ ˈkip]
útwekbut
almed
suimdeity
naum-elgo-med
míshelwdown
naustwipurp
hu=alexp=med
lú-isee-obv
shuishcity
suand
ílubuilding
hesrel
suitmake.inv
waip-ioffspring-obv
ngaany
kip,person,
- Tower of Babel story in Lwaitel
- 6 Come, let Us go down and there confuse their language, that they may not understand one another’s speech.”
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Naunku
míshelw
se
chúsku
háneng
im
hástu,
naustwi
úmpwen
kí
lu kwálsem”.
[ˈnaoŋ.ku ˈmi.ʃl̩ʷ sə̆ ˈʧʉs.ku ˈha.nŋ̩ ˈim ˈhas.to, ˈnaos.twɨ ˈum.pwn̩ ˈki lu.ˈkwɑl.sm̩”]
naum-kugo-1
míshelwdown
seand
chus-kumake-1
hánengdark
imobv
hástu,language,
naustwipurp
úmpu-encan't-prox
kíget
lu=kwálsem”.part=understand”.