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DeviantArt Tag Challenge: The Rules: 1. You have to post the rules.
 2. Each person must answer ten questions about themselves.
 3. Each person must then come up with ten new questions.
 4. Choose ten people.
 5. Tag those ten people.
 6. Tag-backs are permitted.
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 My Questions From LillianCloudWing: 1. What encourages you to wake up and get out of bed to face the world everyday? A: Let's see the fact that I have lot's of cool projects I want to work on, and that fact that Nothing will ever be thrown in my way, that I can't

Gafu! AzYa vavud ghunatud nim Min Šamaš! I'm Back! I'm not dead! I was just busy with life.... And I have Summer school tommorow( i failed Math :( ) so, I don't when again I'll be able to continue this.... Anyways, on to today's Episode, which will be short, on Definiteness in Gamarighai! In Gamarighai there is just one article: the definite one! It is the word "Ar" and it is an individual word, not a suffic or a prefix like most modifiers in Gamarighai. The definite article has no class, it is the same for every class/ gender of noun. There's not too much to say about the Articles of Gamarighai, because they are still in the wor

Gafu! I'm back at it again! I know in the last post, I said that i would cover  Person, but what I didn't realize is that I pretty much already did in that post! So it looks like we'll be discussing Numbers today... So, Gamarighai has Numbers, just like any language ( except mabye Pirahã) and they are used to count things. In English, Nouns are just marked by singular, and plural. For Gamarighai i decided to go the Arabic route and give Gamarighai singular, plural, and a dual number! A dual number basically shows pairs of two. So without further ado, here's how nouns are marked by number: Singular.          Plural( -at).       Plural(