Amaqqut wrote:
i can help you for Inuktitut or other Inuit dialects (kalaallisut, inupiaq, etc) if u want
OK, thank you, I'd like.
Also I'm only interesting in Inuktitut. I'm going to prepare first lesson,now.
PS: If you want, Ican learn you czech language in return for it.
EDIT1:
Lesson One
Vocabulary:And, big, but, car, dog, garage, garden, house, I am, in, it, it is, large, lesson, my, new, nice, no, old, one, rich, small, that, the, this, very, yes, your
Grammar:0. Preamble : The vocables are creating with : root + affix
1. Negative (It is creating with the affix -nngit ?)
2. I = -tunga, you = -tutit, he/she/it = -tuq, we= -tugut, you all = -tusi, they = -tut
These affixes apply to present tense?
3. Singular and plural:
How does it create? You use vocabularies from this lesson, please.
4. Demonstratives:
this house, this garden, this car
that house, that garden that car
these houses, these gardens, these cars
those houses, those gardens, those cars
A short text:Mr Mitch is richJohn: Is it your name?
Mr Mitch: Yes, it is. This is my house. This is my garden and that's my dog Harry.
John: You are rich, Mr Mitch.
Mr Mitch: Oh no, I'm not. The garden isn't large, and the house is small and very old.
John : But your car's new. It's nice and it's big.
Mr Mitch: This isn't my ca. My old car's in the garage.
And that's all in fist lesson ThanksJetzt interessiere ich mich vor allem für deutsch und englisch, deshalb möchte ich über die Fehlerkorigierung bitten. In der Zukunft will ich auch norwegisch, russisch und finnisch zu lernen.
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Jeg liker Nord-Norge og også norsk.