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This public article was written by [Deactivated User], and last updated on 20 Feb 2017, 12:31.

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3. Slang
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Let's ignore all the grammatical rules. How do Mayessan people actually use their language ?

First, "sitas̨a" ("he is", "it is") and "tas̨asi" ("he was", "it was") are written like they are pronounced : "sta" and "tsa".

Sitas̨a eze => Sta eze - &sta| &eze| - /ˈstɛjð̞ɛ/ - That's it !

Definite mark üs- becomes ü-.
Sitas̨a üsemas̨e => Sta üemas̨e - &sta| &2ema7e| - /ˈsta ɥɛmaˈs:ɛ/ - It's the cat

The relative pronouns öm- are replaced by m-.

Sataes̨a öm... => Sataes̨a m... - &ötae7a| &m&| - /ˈsatɛjsáˑm/ - I'm saying that...
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