[gothic-l] Pronouns and other questions
seitokojiro
MRemick01 at AOL.COM
Sat Dec 11 22:06:48 UTC 2004
Hi, I'be been learning Gothic on and off for a few years and I've got
a few questions.
1) How do you know whether to use pronouns (like is, ita, si) and
their respective demonstrative pronouns (sa, thata, so) when refering
back to someone or something aforementioned? It seems that they are
almost interchangeable sometimes. Is there some circumstance, for
example, where 'thai' would be preferable to 'eis', or is it simply a
matter of preference?
2) I've been searching through the list archives and I can't seem to
find David Salo's 11th lesson. I remember coming across it sometime
before, but I may be mistaken. Did he even get up to lesson 11?
3) Would the s -> z change take place in masculine stems that end
is 's' therefore lacking the nom sing 's'? I'm not quite sure how to
decline them, which of these paradigms would be correct?
hals halzos
hals halzans
halzis halze
halza halzam
or
hals halsos
hals halsans
halsis halse
halsa halsam
and
runs runseis
runs runsins
runsis runse
runsa runsim
or
runs runzeis
runs runzins
runzis runze
runza runzim
4) I'm also having trouble with 'naus'. Is this paradigm correct?
naus naweis
naus nawins
nawis nawe
nawa nawim
I think that's it for now. Thanks.
-Mike
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