Pinguinian (language)
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Eg. ''parlare'' (to speak) removing the root and adding the consonant becomes ''parll''- plus adding -''o'' makes it ''parllo''. | Eg. ''parlare'' (to speak) removing the root and adding the consonant becomes ''parll''- plus adding -''o'' makes it ''parllo''. | ||
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Revision as of 20:06, 11 December 2007
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Verbs to know
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Verb tenses
Verb tense: present
Most verbs follow one pattern but where there are two verbs with the same stem such as volare and volere, these are treated slightly differently. Most verbs are conjugated by doubling the last consonant of the stem and adding the relevant conjugations.
Eg. mangiare (to eat) becomes mangig- plus
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| 1st Person | -o | -iamo |
| 2nd Person | -ai | -ate |
| 3rd Person | -a | -ano |
Eg. parlare (to speak) removing the root and adding the consonant becomes parll- plus adding -o makes it parllo.
I speak Pinguinian = Parllo pinguiniano
Verb tense: past-repetitive
Verb tense: past-singular
Verb tense: past-progressive
Verb tense: present-progressive
Verb tense: future
Verb tense: conditional
Basic useful info
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Articles
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Important nouns
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Drinks
Fruits and vegetables
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Meat and others
Ordering a meal
Body parts
Travel and transportation
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Hospitality
Living
Nature (flora & fauna)
Directions
Sports
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