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If there is a ‘qq’ or ‘tt’ between two other consonants, those letters are not pronounced. Example: "xaimttmes" is prono…
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How can you tell whether to use Ḑ or Z in a word? Both letters in the alphabet have the same sound: Consonants Place / M…
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To change a word from the singular to the plural, you add -z, -ez, -zez, or -ah. It all depends on how the noun ends. If…
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Č is only used when there is either an ‘i’ before it or a ‘k’ after it
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In Àrthūsk, the structure varies depending on whether the sentence is affirmative, negative or interrogative: +/- : Subj…
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‘ëinn’ is a word that cannot be translated; it is used in negative sentences and comes at the end of the sentence. It is…
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The word ‘ni’ or ‘n’ is used to express negation, but which one is used depends on how the following word begins: If the…
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It is the ending of a verb that determines which class it belongs to. In most cases, two letters are used to classify ve…
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The prefix ‘ki-’ is used to express the antonym of the word in which it appears. Example: Goḑap (Possible) → Kigoḑap (Im…
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‘À’ is used only when it precedes an ‘o’ without an accent and/or when it precedes a ‘g’. There is an exception "àrthūsk…
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There is no distinction whatsoever between feminine and masculine.
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The prefix ‘ptt-’ is used to indicate repetition. If there is a consonant after the prefix, none of it is pronounced; if…
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‘Ḑáè’ is used to refer to phobias and is accompanied by the question ‘What is the phobia of?’ Example: Claustrophobia →…
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In this language, the subject can be inferred from the verb forms. Therefore, there is no need to write or say the subje…
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For articles in Spanish: “el/la/los/las/un/una/unos/unas” are expressed in Arthusk using three words: “Lhå/Lhåḑ” for def…
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