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• User:Erimeyz/Beginners' Guide: Lesson Four - Simple Sentences
  ...''human'' and '''skxawng''' means ''moron''. So the sentence means ''The human is a moron.'' Right? Well, yes, but it could also mean any of the followi ::"Who's the moron that broke my spear?" '''Lu tawtute skxawng.''' ''The human is the moron.''
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• User:Anarkistey
  ...s set among the na'vi people across the globe without needing to involve a human character.
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• User:Erimeyz/Beginners' Guide: Lesson Five - Noun Cases
  ...d is the ''subject'' (the one seeing) and which is the ''object'' (the one being seen). The subject comes before the verb and the object comes after it. I ...oing the seeing), and the '''it''' indicates that the ikran is the object (being seen). The use of case markers allows Na'vi word order to be flexible; no
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• James Cameron
  [[Category:Human being]]
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• Talk:L E P/The body
  ...the name of the individual stripes, but something like the equivalent of a human "fingerprint" (the unique pattern of the face that belongs to each individu
  1 KB (185 words) - 18:31, 10 March 2010
• Paul Frommer
  [[Category:Human being]]
  2 KB (367 words) - 04:48, 26 January 2011
• L E P/Sense perception
  |comments=do we go w human flavors, salt sour bitter sweet savory? strong mild? picante? do we combine
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• L E P/The body
  ...the name of the individual stripes, but something like the equivalent of a human "fingerprint" (the unique pattern of the face that belongs to each individu |comments=This word tends to cover a lot of semantic range in many Human languages, or may be highly specialized among herding cultures. Include pl
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• User:Wm.annis/Sìpawm a horenteri
  plurals (a common enough situation in Human languages). I may be being misled by English, but it seems necessary
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• User:Erimeyz/To Do
  I'm relying on the behavior of every human language I've ever studied. If Frommer expected this to be different, I'm ** Use human/spear/creature for the missing words if possible - the other words don't ne
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• L E P/Miscellaneous function words
  |ex1=Finally! I thought the Human anthropologists would never leave.
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• User:Aquatiki/Lesson 1
  ...Avatar''. Paul Frommer, the inventor, mixed rare and unique elements from human languages to create an alien language that is learnable, but exotic. Anyon ...too far back in your throat, and you sound a little bit like Jabba the Hut being strangled (stranglld?) but you are very close to the right sound.
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• Pronunciation Guidance
  The Na'vi language contains sounds that are uncommon in human languages, some of which are particularly tricky for English speakers to pr
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• User:Erimeyz/Beginners' Guide: Lesson Two - More Letters and Sounds
  ...'''Na'vi''' itself has a glottal stop in it! In the film ''Avatar'', the human characters completely mispronounce the name of the Pandoran native people b
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• L E P/The physical world
  ...al effects caused by the diffraction of light in the atmosphere; common in human speech and of significance in romance and poetry ...=A word that describes connection between plants on Pandora that forms the being Eywa.
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• L E P/Emotions and values
  ...mime" (擬態語／擬情語) lit: mind is in a state of "bikkuri" with the sound itself being something akin to the sound of the shock reverberating in the mind/brain or |ex1=a sense of not being so close to the clan, or connected to others. This feeling might be queue r
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• L E P/Frommerian
  Sky Person; human (n) <br /> sickness (state of being sick) (n) <br />
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• Canon
  ...w.imdb.com/title/tt0499549/ IMDB link]) contains numerous examples of both human and Na'vi characters speaking in Na'vi. Some of the Na'vi dialog is subtit ...that "create" is transitive: you bring something, the object created, into being.) The a is just the usual "modifying a," as in the adjective examples above
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