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Quenya Mini-lesson: Special characters and phonology: quenyalessons

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Quenya Mini-lesson: Special characters and phonology. Quenya makes use of many characters we are not used to in English, and some people have had trouble with this. For this reason I have updated the userinfo of this community with a link to a file containing all of the information needed to produce the characters required to write in Quenya on your computers. I would suggest that all of you print this out and leave it by your computer for quick reference purposes. I will continue to include small excers...

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Phonology Example: One: quenyalessons

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As you may have realized, there is as of yet no audio representation of Quenya in this community. This changes today. I wrote a tiny little fragment of poetry for this very purpose, and I will feel free to answer any and all questions listeners may have. The file is in .wav format, and it is about 1.24 MB in size. Anar lindessë lantanë lancavë. Ve ára, er tindómenna ahyala. Oronti luininnar, nu ilwë nulla,. Yáves yáví Atanion, i nar firië. Post a new comment. We will log you in after post.

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Lesson 5: Demonstratives and Possessive Pronominal Suffixes: quenyalessons

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Lesson 5: Demonstratives and Possessive Pronominal Suffixes. I finally have a free moment to sit down and concentrate on something I love to do! I am curious about the lessons, as the comments have nearly ceased to exist in lessons after number one. Hopefully the numbers will pick up again; it's not encouraging to keep this up if I am not helping anyone! Having said that, let's move into the realm of demonstratives and possessives. Quenya is the same way in its distinctions, though its placement. The nou...

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Lesson 3: Noun Cases (Part 2): quenyalessons

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Lesson 3: Noun Cases (Part 2). We learned in the previous lesson that Quenya is an inflected. Language, meaning noun cases change via declension (i.e., adding affixes). Just as there are nine case endings for the singular noun forms in Quenya, there are endings to cover the plural, partitive plural, and dual forms of nouns as well. Something that is important, nay, extremely. Is inserted between the noun and case ending to facilitate pronunciation. The insertion of -i-. The partitive plural also utilizes...

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Quenya Lesson 2: Nouns (Cases Part 1): quenyalessons

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Quenya Lesson 2: Nouns (Cases Part 1). Let me begin by saying that this is one of the most difficult lessons. I had orginally considered splitting this into two lessons, but if you take your time to read and absorb the information, this should make sense to you. It will not come immediately! It would be wise to make index cards with case endings, also. For the purposes of keeping this as easy to understand as possible, I will only be addressing singular noun cases in this lesson. Often acts as the direct...

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Nouns: Number: quenyalessons

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The form denoting a pair is called the dual form. This can mean either a natural pair (i.e. eyes) or a regular pair (i.e. sister ships). The dual is formed by adding a -t. To the end of a noun unless its last consonant is t. In which case a -u. Is added to the end. If the noun ends in t. And a vowel (e.g. alda) the -u. Takes the final vowel's place. For the purpose of this lesson, nouns with dual forms in -t. Will be called regular, and those with dual forms in -u. A pair of ships". A pair of footprints".

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Lesson 4: Adjectives: quenyalessons

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Adjectives are a generally straight-forward part of the Quenya grammar, so you needn’t fear this lesson at all. As we have said, nouns identify persons, places, things, or ideas; adjectives serve to describe. Quenya’s system is the exact same, but its word order is somewhat different. Firstly, it seems that most cases from corpus texts provide us with examples that display adjectives following. A noun to describe it, it is not preferred. A beautiful maiden" Pl. vanyë vendi. It means that, should you requ...

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Hello everyone! I am extremely sorry at not having posted lessons in…: quenyalessons

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I am extremely sorry at not having posted lessons in forever, but my vacation was far busier than was originally planned, and I really needed the rest. Next week I begin exams, and afterwards this community will be back in ful swing. I trust you all have the first few lessons down pat! Post a new comment. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. Post a new comment. Post a new comment.