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| Christopher | Apr 26 2007, 03:56 AM Post #1 |
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know every word in the sarus dictionary theres so much XD altho if it were ur mother tongue that'd be cool
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| StickyWicky | Apr 26 2007, 05:54 AM Post #2 |
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Scientia est Vox!
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With a lot of patience, and a good memory. Not everyone wants to learn it, but if you have that languages knack that some lucky people have, it can be pretty fun. I never really intended to learn it...ever... <_< |
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| scarrabee | Apr 26 2007, 06:00 AM Post #3 |
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just another madman in the corner
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I don't think that a lot of people realy know the dictionaire. it also isn't realy a lanuage that you speak but with some studies you can learn some of the main words, you can learn how to write the sylabels (sarus writing) enz PS: I just use the dictionaire for 90% of the things I write in sarus |
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| feline | Apr 26 2007, 04:20 PM Post #4 |
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I'm trying to learn it, even though I'm not gifted in learning languages in any way. I just keep hammering things into my head a little at a time. Eventually I get that word. Also, since there are so many relations to meaning and spelling, I can learn one word and derive instantly a related one. ex: ds = her, so sd = hers; also arrive = rrdl, so depart = ldrr for referring to people, you start with a d. Then you go around in order of r m f s l t (excluding the double d) and you get: dr = me dm = you df = he (also "it") ds = she dl = they/y'all dt = we So there are lots of little tricks that actually make learning this language easier than any other language I have experienced. |
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| scarrabee | Apr 27 2007, 02:22 AM Post #5 |
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just another madman in the corner
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theoretick it would be easyer but on the other side its a lot harder because you can't make relations to your own lanuage with english I can make those relations and that makes it a lot easyer |
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| Farlis | May 18 2007, 10:09 AM Post #6 |
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Actually, English is known in a lot of countries. Also, whenever you learn a new language, there is not much relation to your language anyway. It's a different language, so you still have to stop thinking like your language and learn the differences. Srs wouldn't be any harder to learn than other languages for say, a Spanish speaker. The relation to English is pretty much an all around good thing because english speakers can pick it up more easily and maybe start a trend. |
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| scarrabee | May 18 2007, 05:44 PM Post #7 |
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just another madman in the corner
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thare are, don't forget that lanuages like german, dutch, english al come from the same original lanuage (germanish) it realy makes it a lot easyer ow and it also geds harderbecause not english people have to transulate 2 times own lanuage=>english=>srs |
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