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• User:Wm.annis/Conversational Na'vi
  ...cult aphorisms are also common translation fodder. But most of our day-to-day conversation is a lot more banal. ...new words, which'll have to be in the accusative, say, or the past instead of the future). This is a ubiquitous technique in modern language instruction
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• L E P/Time
  {{lep|n=for (span of time) |ex1=He was king for a day
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• Bible/Genesis/1
  ...e is. The words in Hebrew were the names of ancient deities, so the point of the verse is to establish Yahweh's preeminence over everyone else's pantheo ...deep pair of waters, but the spririt of Yahweh was floating over the pair of waters.''
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• L E P/Motion
  |ex2=I have limped ever since that day. |ex1=Jake jumped from the top of the tree.
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• The Lion King: Scene 6
  Zazu: Oh, just look at you two. Little seeds of romance blossoming in the savannah. Your parents will be thrilled what with Zazu: One day, you two are going to be married!<br>
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• The Lion King: Scene 1
  ...I... shall never be King. And you... shall never see the light of another day. Adieu...<br> Zazu: I'm here to announce that King Mufasa is on his way. So you'd better have a good excuse for missing the ceremony this morning.<
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• Canon/2011/January-March
  ...ge provided by authoritative sources, namely Paul Frommer and the creators of ''Avatar'' (James Cameron and Twentieth Century Fox). * descriptions of the linguistic elements of Na'vi such as orthography, morphology, syntax, and grammar
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• The Lion King: Scene 3
  Mufasa: A king's time as ruler rises and falls like the sun. One day, Simba, the sun will set on my time here, and will rise with you as the new Mufasa: Oh, there's more to being king than... getting your way all the time.<br>
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• User talk:Wm.annis
  Any way the songs can be posted, or maybe emailed? Looks like there's some good stu ...so no-one can own the language and the vocab is fair game, though you can of course copyright the poems themselves.) [[User:Kwamikagami|kwami]] 22:29, 2
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• User:Erimeyz/Beginners' Guide: Lesson One - Letters and Sounds
  ...y Na'vi word you see. You'll also be given careful, detailed explanations of how to make the Na'vi sounds. Why such detailed instructions? Why spend s ...the beauty of the language depends on getting the sounds right'', and much of the joy in learning the language comes from being able to speak it out loud
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• User:Erimeyz/Beginners' Guide: Lesson Two - More Letters and Sounds
  ...nd an ''alveolar flap''; it's made by tapping your tongue against the roof of your mouth near your teeth. ...d '''rr''' is similar to '''r''', but longer. Instead of tapping the roof of your mouth once, you tap it multiple times. This produces what linguists c
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• Common Mistakes
  ...ch as tense and aspect, English throws in helper words. The various forms of "be" such as "am", "are" and such are good examples. In other languages, t ...basic concept of past, present and future tenses. It also has the concept of "proximate" tenses for past and future - something that either just happene
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• L E P/Frommerian
  This is a list of the English glosses of Na'vi words known as of March 10, 2010. This includes many words that have not yet been made publi Pandora (= child of Eywa) (n) <br />
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• Hamlet: Act 3 Scene 1
  | || KING CLAUDIUS || And can you, by no drift of circumstance, || '''Ulte tsun nga, pawm pelun poan ska'a fi'u''' | 5 || || Grating so harshly all his days of quiet || ''' '''
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• L E P/Basic actions and technology
  |ex1=She pulled the arrow out of the hexapede. |ex1=The bow was not really too broken, and she repaired it in a day.
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• Hamlet: Act 2 Scene 1
  | || || Of his behavior. || '''poanä ayhemteri.''' | || || By this encompassment and drift of question || ''' '''
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• User:Erimeyz/Beginners' Guide: Lesson Five - Noun Cases
  ...arned that Na'vi has free word order, so it should be no surprise that all of the following sentences ''also'' mean "Neytiri sees the ikran": ...ou swap the positions of the subject and object, you'll change the meaning of the sentence.
  10 KB (1,621 words) - 03:34, 1 February 2010
• L E P/The physical world
  |comments=other moons of Polythemus {{lep|n=phases of Polyphemus and moons
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• Canon/2010/UltxaAyharyuä
  ...teachers." In addition to the more formal sessions, some smaller details of the language came out in informal discussion during meals, etc. ...rum.learnnavi.org/news-announcements/navi-language-workshop/ announcement] of the meeting.
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• Verb syntax
  ...The subject of an intransitive verb gets no case marking, but the subject of a transitive verb will get the agentive (''ergative'') ending, '''-(ì)l''' Na'vi verb roots may have one of three inherent transitivities:
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