Post by Hooligan on Nov 1, 2007 9:10:00 GMT -6
Fellow Ladintschen --
The Glhetgineir (the online English-to-Talossan word translator, conjugator, and all around good guy) has been updated based on the realisation that the verb estarë may be conjugated regularly in the past tense (in addition to its irregular conjugations füt, füvent, etc.). In fact, research revealed an arcane Sir Tomás quote that indicates that the regular conjugation is much more common than the irregular.
Both forms are now provided by the Glhetgineir.
As soon as someone (ahem, Lord Q?, S:reu Spyropoulos?) finishes the score for the opera El Taloçáit d'Isiviglhâ, my co-librettist and I will examine the three times in the passionate drama where the verb would be sung as "füt", and decide if "esteva" would fit the meter better.
Hooligan
The Glhetgineir (the online English-to-Talossan word translator, conjugator, and all around good guy) has been updated based on the realisation that the verb estarë may be conjugated regularly in the past tense (in addition to its irregular conjugations füt, füvent, etc.). In fact, research revealed an arcane Sir Tomás quote that indicates that the regular conjugation is much more common than the irregular.
Both forms are now provided by the Glhetgineir.
As soon as someone (ahem, Lord Q?, S:reu Spyropoulos?) finishes the score for the opera El Taloçáit d'Isiviglhâ, my co-librettist and I will examine the three times in the passionate drama where the verb would be sung as "füt", and decide if "esteva" would fit the meter better.
Hooligan
