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Gurky Bogglewig: /* Ganoom Forum */

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	* Where would one ask about additional vocabulary? Is there a forum for the language? Right now I'm wondering about a word for ''greetings'' to augment ''fegallishaaven''. Greetings in German is Grüße (according to the fish), and ''hello'' is just ''hallo''. This may or may not help. --Marin Nemelgen ([[User:Landrin Mard\|Mac]] 20:36, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT))		* Where would one ask about additional vocabulary? Is there a forum for the language? Right now I'm wondering about a word for ''greetings'' to augment ''fegallishaaven''. Greetings in German is Grüße (according to the fish), and ''hello'' is just ''hallo''. This may or may not help. --Marin Nemelgen ([[User:Landrin Mard\|Mac]] 20:36, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT))
	:: The thing about german is right. Greetings in dutch is "Gegroet" (with that nice hard G dutch has) but Ganoom has no 'oe.' Trying to help :) --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 22:35, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT)		:: The thing about german is right. Greetings in dutch is "Gegroet" (with that nice hard G dutch has) but Ganoom has no 'oe.' Trying to help :) --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 22:35, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT)

			::::Do you have a gnomish character Marin? We've formed an "unofficial" guild, called the Contraptioneers. There, we also discuss the gnomish language. If you are very interested, contact Gurky Bogglewig ICly by PMing Gurky_Bogglewig on the Avlis forums. Thanks for your interest ! When you're up, you can start a thread for "greetings" on our forum. ([[User:Gurky_Bogglewig\|Gurky]] 5 Apr 2006 (GMT+2))

	== Verbs ==		== Verbs ==

Krator: /* Ganoom Forum */

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	* Where would one ask about additional vocabulary? Is there a forum for the language? Right now I'm wondering about a word for ''greetings'' to augment ''fegallishaaven''. Greetings in German is Grüße (according to the fish), and ''hello'' is just ''hallo''. This may or may not help. --Marin Nemelgen ([[User:Landrin Mard\|Mac]] 20:36, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT))		* Where would one ask about additional vocabulary? Is there a forum for the language? Right now I'm wondering about a word for ''greetings'' to augment ''fegallishaaven''. Greetings in German is Grüße (according to the fish), and ''hello'' is just ''hallo''. This may or may not help. --Marin Nemelgen ([[User:Landrin Mard\|Mac]] 20:36, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT))
			:: The thing about german is right. Greetings in dutch is "Gegroet" (with that nice hard G dutch has) but Ganoom has no 'oe.' Trying to help :) --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 22:35, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT)

	== Verbs ==		== Verbs ==

Landrin Mard at 20:36, 4 April 2006

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	The navigation sidebar doesn't appear for me when viewing [[Ganoom]], and the text is larger than all other wiki pages. --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 17:23, 27 Feb 2006 (GMT)		The navigation sidebar doesn't appear for me when viewing [[Ganoom]], and the text is larger than all other wiki pages. --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 17:23, 27 Feb 2006 (GMT)

	Krator, I was able to get the font sizes the same, but I have no idea what the navigation sidebar doesn't show. - Gurky		* Krator, I was able to get the font sizes the same, but I have no idea what the navigation sidebar doesn't show. - Gurky<br><br>
			** Gurky, I removed these two lines:

	~~Gurky, I removed these two lines~~:		:: [div align="justify" style="font-size: 10pt;" >

	[div ~~align="justify"~~ style="font-size: ~~10pt~~;" >		:: [div style="font-size: 9pt;" align="left">

	~~[div style=~~"~~font-size: 9pt;~~" ~~align=~~"~~left~~">		:: With the first character being "<" instead of "[."

	~~With the first character being "<" instead of "~~[."		:: I think [div> cannot be used in wikis.

	~~I think [div> cannot be used in wikis~~.		:: You might need to edit the article now, as the markup was probably changed.

	~~You might need to edit the article now~~, ~~as the markup was probably changed.~~		:: --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 13:24, 5 Mar 2006 (GMT)

	--[[User:~~Krator~~\|~~Krator~~]] 13:24, ~~5 Mar~~ 2006 (GMT)		== Ganoom Forum ==
			* Where would one ask about additional vocabulary? Is there a forum for the language? Right now I'm wondering about a word for ''greetings'' to augment ''fegallishaaven''. Greetings in German is Grüße (according to the fish), and ''hello'' is just ''hallo''. This may or may not help. --Marin Nemelgen ([[User:Landrin Mard\|Mac]] 20:36, 4 Apr 2006 (GMT))

	== Verbs ==		== Verbs ==

Gurky Bogglewig: Verbs

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Verbs

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	--[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 13:24, 5 Mar 2006 (GMT)		--[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 13:24, 5 Mar 2006 (GMT)

			== Verbs ==

			1. Inflecting verbs and modal verbs

			So far, the gnomish I want to reach will be where the verb is inflected to indicate the subject. That is" Misch stikken" would be "I fight with you", -en being who is fought with. So, saying : "I sing" would be "Chonn-isch", since, to sing is "Chonnoch".

			Here's an example:

			I sing - Chonn-isch
			You sing - Chonn-en
			He sings - Chonn-um
			She sings - Chonn-aam
			It sings - Chonn-he
			We sing - Chonn-eimer
			You (plural) sing - Chonn-otter
			They sing - Chonn-at

			Since "to be" is auch, so "I am" would be Auch-isch. We have no modal verbs that indicate future yet, so "I will" can't exactly be said yet. In Germanic languages, future is indicated by a simple addition of the modal verb (will).

			Ich werde...
			Ek sal...
			I will...

			Modal verbs, though, are usually morphic; that is, the word itself changes with different subjects (Ich werde, du wirst, wir werden, ihr wirdt). The same can't be said in Afrikaans (Ek sal, jy sal, ons sal, julle sal) or English (I will, you will, he will, she will).

			So .. as far as the modal verb : [b]to will[/b] is concerned... I'd like to make Gnomish a language that can have long strings of words. How's about, to indicate future tense, we simply attach "wir" to the verb?

			I will sing - Wir-chonn-isch
			You will sing - Wir-chonn-en
			He will sing - Wir-chonn-um
			She will sing - Wir-chonn-aam
			It will sing - Wir-chonn-he
			We will sing - Wir-chonn-eimer
			You (plural) will sing - Wir-chonn-otter
			They will sing - Wir-chonn-at

			Please let me know if you agree.

			2. Infinite of a verb

			"To learn" is the infinite of "learn", as is "lernen" in German or "om te leer" in Afrikaans. If you mean "Learning is a good thing", then that "learning" isn't exactly a verb, is it ? Well, we'll be able to discuss this here.

Krator at 13:25, 5 March 2006

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	I think [div> cannot be used in wikis.		I think [div> cannot be used in wikis.

			You might need to edit the article now, as the markup was probably changed.

	--[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 13:24, 5 Mar 2006 (GMT)		--[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 13:24, 5 Mar 2006 (GMT)

Krator at 13:24, 5 March 2006

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	[div align="justify" style="font-size: 10pt;" >		[div align="justify" style="font-size: 10pt;" >

	[div style="font-size: 9pt;" align="left">		[div style="font-size: 9pt;" align="left">

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	I think [div> cannot be used in wikis.		I think [div> cannot be used in wikis.
			--[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 13:24, 5 Mar 2006 (GMT)

Krator at 13:24, 5 March 2006

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	Krator, I was able to get the font sizes the same, but I have no idea what the navigation sidebar doesn't show. - Gurky		Krator, I was able to get the font sizes the same, but I have no idea what the navigation sidebar doesn't show. - Gurky

			Gurky, I removed these two lines:
			[div align="justify" style="font-size: 10pt;" >
			[div style="font-size: 9pt;" align="left">

			With the first character being "<" instead of "[."

			I think [div> cannot be used in wikis.

Gurky Bogglewig at 13:15, 5 March 2006

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	The navigation sidebar doesn't appear for me when viewing [[Ganoom]], and the text is larger than all other wiki pages. --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 17:23, 27 Feb 2006 (GMT)		The navigation sidebar doesn't appear for me when viewing [[Ganoom]], and the text is larger than all other wiki pages. --[[User:Krator\|Krator]] 17:23, 27 Feb 2006 (GMT)

			Krator, I was able to get the font sizes the same, but I have no idea what the navigation sidebar doesn't show. - Gurky

Krator at 17:23, 27 February 2006

2006-02-27T17:23:31Z

New page

The navigation sidebar doesn't appear for me when viewing [[Ganoom]], and the text is larger than all other wiki pages. --[[User:Krator|Krator]] 17:23, 27 Feb 2006 (GMT)