Rakash Grammar (book) - Revision history

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	:::Go home. Rad kustivat raja.		:::Go home. Rad kustivat raja.

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	:::Go home. Rad kustivat raja.		:::Go home. Rad kustivat raja.

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	Rakash sentences normally have a subject-verb-object order for simple sentences. The language includes the coordinate sentences, where clauses are joined by a conjunction:		Rakash sentences normally have a subject-verb-object order for simple sentences. The language includes the coordinate sentences, where clauses are joined by a conjunction:


	:: Sheri likes chocolate but Zima likes wine.		:: Sheri likes chocolate but Zima likes wine.
	:: Sheri veletawt sokolade citka Zima veletawt zufo.		:: Sheri veletawt sokolade citka Zima veletawt zufo.


	In addtion, Rakash has two kinds of subordinate clauses, included clauses and relative clauses.		In addtion, Rakash has two kinds of subordinate clauses, included clauses and relative clauses.

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	::: John's cloak which Jane sewed is very colorful.		::: John's cloak which Jane sewed is very colorful.
	::: John rantija kurs Jane dzu sut vut kads krasa.		::: John rantija kurs Jane dzu sut vut kads krasa.


	The relative pronouns are:		The relative pronouns are:

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	These are clauses that modify a word in the main sentence. They begin with a relative pronoun (kur and kurs in the examples below), and are placed immediately after the word they modify.		These are clauses that modify a word in the main sentence. They begin with a relative pronoun (kur and kurs in the examples below), and are placed immediately after the word they modify.


	::: I know a man who has only nine fingers.		::: I know a man who has only nine fingers.
	::: Es zinat virawtis kur vut vaunigais devin firkst.		::: Es zinat virawtis kur vut vaunigais devin firkst.
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	::: "what" kas "which" kurs "why" awmesls		::: "what" kas "which" kurs "why" awmesls
	<br>		<br>


	==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==		==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==

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	Examples		Examples

	::::You need to go home. Jusu vajadivut kustivat raja.		:::You need to go home. Jusu vajadivut kustivat raja.
	::::Go home. Rad kustivat raja.		:::Go home. Rad kustivat raja.

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	In addtion, Rakash has two kinds of subordinate clauses, included clauses and relative clauses.		In addtion, Rakash has two kinds of subordinate clauses, included clauses and relative clauses.


	===INCLUDED CLAUSES===		===INCLUDED CLAUSES===
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	Example:		Example:
	::: John expected that it would rain.		::: John expected that it would rain.
	::: John dzu gaidit lai ta grivat lawtus.		::: John dzu gaidit lai ta grivat lawtus.


	===RELATIVE CLAUSES===		===RELATIVE CLAUSES===
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	::: "what" kas "which" kurs "why" awmesls		::: "what" kas "which" kurs "why" awmesls
	<br>		<br>


	==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==		==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==
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	::: Is he ? here (As opposed to someone else.)		::: Is he ? here (As opposed to someone else.)
	::: Vut vins luk ne?		::: Vut vins luk ne?
	::: Is he here ? (As opposed to somewhere else.)		::: Is he here ? (As opposed to somewhere else.)


	===EXCLAMATIONS===		===EXCLAMATIONS===
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	::: Run, the sky is falling!		::: Run, the sky is falling!
	::: Skrawt, devesis vut kristo Ak.		::: Skrawt, devesis vut kristo Ak.


	===COMMANDS===		===COMMANDS===

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	==INCLUDED CLAUSES==		===INCLUDED CLAUSES===

	These clauses in reality are sentences that are treated as the subject or object of the main verb. Included clauses begin with the word lai.		These clauses in reality are sentences that are treated as the subject or object of the main verb. Included clauses begin with the word lai.

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	===INCLUDED CLAUSES==		==INCLUDED CLAUSES==

	These clauses in reality are sentences that are treated as the subject or object of the main verb. Included clauses begin with the word lai.		These clauses in reality are sentences that are treated as the subject or object of the main verb. Included clauses begin with the word lai.
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	::: "if/whether" vai "where" kurp "whose" kura		::: "if/whether" vai "where" kurp "whose" kura
	::: "what" kas "which" kurs "why" awmesls		::: "what" kas "which" kurs "why" awmesls
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	==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==		==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==

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	: either = ari while = karer		: either = ari while = karer

	==SYNTAX==		=SYNTAX=

	SENTENCE STRUCTURE		==SENTENCE STRUCTURE==

	Rakash sentences normally have a subject-verb-object order for simple sentences. The language includes the coordinate sentences, where clauses are joined by a conjunction:		Rakash sentences normally have a subject-verb-object order for simple sentences. The language includes the coordinate sentences, where clauses are joined by a conjunction:
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	In addtion, Rakash has two kinds of subordinate clauses, included clauses and relative clauses.		In addtion, Rakash has two kinds of subordinate clauses, included clauses and relative clauses.

	~~: 2.1.1~~ INCLUDED CLAUSES		===INCLUDED CLAUSES==

	These clauses in reality are sentences that are treated as the subject or object of the main verb. Included clauses begin with the word lai.		These clauses in reality are sentences that are treated as the subject or object of the main verb. Included clauses begin with the word lai.
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	::: John dzu gaidit lai ta grivat lawtus.		::: John dzu gaidit lai ta grivat lawtus.

	~~: 2.1.2~~ RELATIVE CLAUSES		===RELATIVE CLAUSES===

	These are clauses that modify a word in the main sentence. They begin with a relative pronoun (kur and kurs in the examples below), and are placed immediately after the word they modify.		These are clauses that modify a word in the main sentence. They begin with a relative pronoun (kur and kurs in the examples below), and are placed immediately after the word they modify.
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	~~2.2~~ QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS		==QUESTIONS, EXCLAMATIONS, AND COMMANDS==

	~~:2.2.1~~ QUESTIONS		===QUESTIONS===

	Rakash indicates a question by placing the word ne immediately after the word being questioned.		Rakash indicates a question by placing the word ne immediately after the word being questioned.
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	::: Is he here ? (As opposed to somewhere else.)		::: Is he here ? (As opposed to somewhere else.)

	~~: 2.2.2~~ EXCLAMATIONS		===EXCLAMATIONS===

	To show an exclamation, Rakash adds the capitalized word Ak at the end of the sentence. Ak translates very loosely as "Oh!"		To show an exclamation, Rakash adds the capitalized word Ak at the end of the sentence. Ak translates very loosely as "Oh!"
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	::: Skrawt, devesis vut kristo Ak.		::: Skrawt, devesis vut kristo Ak.

	~~:2.2.3~~ COMMANDS		===COMMANDS===

	Commands are shown by beginning the sentence with the word rad.		Commands are shown by beginning the sentence with the word rad.