melski wrote:[flag=]lld[/flag] La persona che vegn dò peissa che é plu aliegher/da grignèr (?) scrive les respostes in autres lingac che les lingac de les domandes - ence sce é lingac che el/ela ne rajone ben.
(gosh it took me more than one hour to write this sentence in Ladin... IpseDixit feel free to correct me!)
First of all:
Secondly: it depends in what dialect you intended to write it... I can only show you how it would be in Fascian which is the dialect I'm learning, (what grammar and dictionary did you use btw? [I suppose the Standard Ladin grammar, but the vocabulary looks like a mix of Fascian and Standard]):
La persona che vegn dò peissa che é
più deletégol scriv
er la respostes
per etres l
engac che
i l
engac de
la doma
nes -
seence che i é l
engac che
l/la n
o r
ejon
a ben.
Some notes:
-
plu is used in Standard Ladin, and other dialects (I think Badiot and Gherdëina for instance)
-
aliegher should mean cheerful AFAIK and
da grignèr is too strong here IMO (it means that makes someone laugh). The best would be
deletégol IMO...
-in Ladin we don't say
in a language, we say
through a language, so for example it's
per talian (in Italian),
per franzous (in French),
per ladin (in Ladin) and son on...
-and in any case AFAIK
in doesn't exist (definitely not in Fascian),
in usually translates as
te and sometimes
en. E.g:
te Tèlia (in Italy),
te la giejia (in the church),
te zità (in the city).
-
autres is feminine,
etres is masculine and lengaz is masculine.
-in Fascian it's
lengaz,
not lingaz-even though is
seence che or
enceben che,
ence se is an Italianism
-the gender agreement for the feminine plural nouns is really messed up. By and large (not always), only the last word of the series takes the plural suffix. For example:
la persona ascortes. (but if I'm not wrong
les domanes would be correct in Standard Ladin, I think...)
-for the third sing. and pl. person you
always need a pronoun, usually if it's not otherwise expressed you have to use the weak pronouns, that's why I wrote
i é lengac:
i is the weak 3 pl. person (they), and
l/la the third sing. person.
-rejone is first sing. person, rejona, third sing. person.
For further explanations, have a look at this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=142&t=42938There I explain what a weak personal pronoun is and try to better explain the agreement of plural feminine nouns.
But seriously, I'm really really impressed.