https://planeshift.top-ix.org//pswiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=PoormanPSwiki - User contributions [en]2026-04-04T22:06:07ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.43.1https://planeshift.top-ix.org//pswiki/index.php?title=Talk:Enkidukai_Language&diff=7038Talk:Enkidukai Language2010-08-15T22:18:46Z<p>Poorman: </p>
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<div>Any questions you have, post them here, and I will try my best to answer them. -[[User:Larisma|Larisma]] 18:32, 25 December 2006 (EST)<br />
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== Symbol conflict? ==<br />
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The symbols for "E" and "final B" look identical. Is this on purpose? <br />
Greetings Minks<br />
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I also noticed this...I decided to connect a final B to the vowel before to mahe a difference.<br />
I also wondered how to write a single "r". There is only a letter for double r (as a vowel). Single r is in one of the examples written as "l", but this seems strange to me.<br />
Myriel<br />
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::The l is used as a single r, yes; E is a vowel and as such is distinguishable from the final B<br />
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:::but in many words there are single 'R's as well as 'L's, how can you distinguish one from the other in Enki Scripture, and if you can't, why is there a difference when writing with latin letters? And how is it pronounced - like an L or like an R?<br />
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== Pronunciation == <br />
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Can the Pronunciation be clarified either with IPA symbols or sound files?<br />
The letters that I think need this the most are: RR, W, Y, E, I, A, Zh, Jh and RR as a consonant.<br />
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I know of a sight that has all the sounds of the IPA the address is: http://www.phonetics.ucla.edu/course/chapter1/chapter1.html <br />
I look for the copy rights now<br />
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Sunhear<br />
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== '''Questions in Enkien''' ==<br />
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I have been looking at the grammar of enkien, but am unsure of how to form a question in it. I have not found any rules in the grammar for making a question. What would be the difference in enkien between these two sentences, "You are my friend." and "Are you my friend?". Does enkien use a change of word order as English does or is there a suffix that is used?<br />
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Thank you for your time.</div>Poorman