Thanks Professor JoeGoaUk, that was informative.
How do i say this word 'Borod'..Borod-borod wouldn't be right i guess!
May be borod-forod or borod-zorod!!
The last sounds pretty exciting:-)
hAVE a nICE dAY
Seb
Some irregulars or exceptions to the rule:
(1) If the name/word starts in B then the whole word kept/repeated as it
is..
e.g.
Camil: (10 years ago) tumchea ghora fattleam kitlinxinch bokim (cranes)
distalim..
(Or Kitlexinch zaddam distalim)
Andre: Antam bokim-bokim kaich nam fogot distat tim ‘buildingam’
(or Antam zaddam-baddam kaich dissonant…)
meaning:
Camil: We could see many birds (cranes) behind your house
or we could see many trees
Andre: we don't see cranes etc (Birds) (or trees etc) now but just the
buildings (Concrete juncgle).
(2) When the first letter of the word/name starts with a vowel (i.e. A, E, I
, O , U) then add B before the word ( the new/second word will now have one
letter more than the original/first one).
e.g. Aros-Baros, Estel-Bestel, Indur-Bindur, ontt-bontt, udhok-Budhok
(Pulav, Estel name of a person, Rat, Lips, Water)
*Similarly, (the above) Anxel-Banxel (bear), Unttam-Bunttam (Camels) etc
That’s enough now for today.
More soon from your friendly Professor JoeGoaUk.
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