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Of course, "of" is a problem. If we do Germanic articles, then the genitive needs to be '''-s''', perhaps with an apostrophe, like English. If we do Romance ('''l-''') articles, then '''d- l-''' phrases and even contractions like French/Spanish/Italian are options. | Of course, "of" is a problem. If we do Germanic articles, then the genitive needs to be '''-s''', perhaps with an apostrophe, like English. If we do Romance ('''l-''') articles, then '''d- l-''' phrases and even contractions like French/Spanish/Italian are options. | ||
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Revision as of 15:17, 21 March 2016
Nouns
Gender
Nouns have no grammatical gender.
Plural
Nouns form their plurals in -s (-es if the singular ends in s, z, x, or sz):
menszes "men" mädins "young women"
Articles and Genitive
We're not sure. Currently der (sing) and les (plur), but I prefer they not look like they came from two different languages. Carrie suggested del/des; Shawn thinks maybe der/des but del is also kinda cool.
Of course, "of" is a problem. If we do Germanic articles, then the genitive needs to be -s, perhaps with an apostrophe, like English. If we do Romance (l-) articles, then d- l- phrases and even contractions like French/Spanish/Italian are options.