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Aavriwnys veih 06:48, 22 Mean Souree 2009


She rang fockle eh ennymockle.

Meenaghey

Dy tradishoonagh, ta meenaghey yn 'ockle çheet er "ennym red, pheiagh, eie, jannoo..." as y lheid.

Ta çhengoayllee meenaghey ennymockle rere'n aght t'ad cochiangle ayns raa, liorish prowallyn formoil. Un fa dy vel ad credjal shen, shen nagh vel cagh cordail rish meenaghey "nhee"" ny "jannoo".[1]

"Cre'n sorçh dy ennymockle ta jeerid ny anvea? T'adsyn ny smoo casley rish staydyn na "nheeghyn"; agh dy tradishoonagh, t'ad gra dy vel fockle ta cowraghey stayd ny vreear. Agh ta prowal scaalhean formoil taishbyney dy nee ennymocklyn t'ayn, er y fa dy vel y ghaa cur dy kiart ayns "scoltan" ennymockle, myr sampleyr: foddee ___ cur aggle ort."[2]

Prowallyn formoil

Ta ennymocklyn ry-akin dy mennick lesh reagheyder. Cha nel reagheyderyn ry-akin agh lesh ennymocklyn. Myr sampleyr:

*Ta obbraghey mie jeant eck
Ta obbryr mie jeant eck

Imraaghyn

  1. Maggie Tallerman (2005). Understanding Syntax, 2oo (Baarle).
  2. Maggie Tallerman (2005). Understanding Syntax, 2oo (Baarle), 30-31. “Baarle: "What sort of nouns are sincerity and turbulence? These seem more like states than 'things', yet a word which expresses a state is supposed to be a verb. But a formal distribution test shows clearly that both words are nouns; they fit another typical noun slot such as: ___ can be frightening"”