The last male rhino, trying to
Clone him in some manner
To revive his community.
Month: April 2018
Melbourne Dreaming
He plans on going to Melbourne
One day, he’s so bored at home
He wants to desperately escape.
Pink Ivory
Felling and chopping trees
There’s a red colour inside
Of the wood, it’s like that.
Wild Planet
The wild planet, untamed
No more people in sight
Or rather none at all.
Disney
Disney’s getting bigger
Buying everything and
Anything, even foxes.
Uncertainty
She doesn’t know herself
But God tells her that she
Is not autistic so she stops
Worrying a lot for today
And her friend confirms.
My friend
My friend said I don’t
Have autism and the
Ethiopians like cats.
He told me
He told me that I don’t
Have autism, that the
Cat is a boy in Soddo.
Something from Google
The clitic nature of person-gender-number markers in Naro: Language …
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10228195.2015.1120767
by E Kari – 2016 – Related articles
May 3, 2016 – This article discusses the phonosyntactic behaviour of person-gender-number (PGN)2 The following symbols and abbreviations are used in this … 3C = third person common, 3F = third person feminine, 3M = third person masculine, 3Pl.C = third person plural common, 3SG = third person singular, 2FEM.
Ethiopian languages on Google Books
The Gunnän-Gurage Languages – Page 150
https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=7lVjAAAAMAAJ
Robert Hetzron – 1977 – Snippet view
11. ” kwa sayMSO!-C kakkwa sayMSO!-C openMSO! ” when-3Fsays, hyena-the 3Mwas+afraid-C when-3Mgoes (when- 3Mescapes)* ACCUSATIVE-cat-the 3Mcrushed-C 3Mkilled-him-MVM. 12. … The hyena, the leopard, the cat, the dog, the jackal and the macaque gathered together and went out. 4. In the house, there were two sheep. 5. The sheep had … Soddo The hyena and the macaque 1. b-att zabdn att gdcd-nna (o(a ndbbdram. 2. (o(-i-nna gdd-i ta-yalfam ta-yalfam gdC-i att …
Studia Aethiopica: – Page 296
https://books.google.com.ph/books?isbn=3447048913
Verena Böll – 2004 – Preview – More editions
IMP+it Other South Ethiopic languages, which can be subsumed under the typological classification coined by Hetzron as Gunnan-Gurage, comprising the Northern and Western Gurage groups, all employ a prefixed object clitic placed at the front of the noun phrase, which is identical to the case marker for the dative: \y\d- with variants rid- /I’d- in Soddo. As an object marker, this … PAST Soddo e) gac-i y-angacc-i gdddaldnnat ‘the hyena killed the cat’ hyena+DEF OBJ+cat+DEF kill-3M.
Gurage Studies: Collected Articles – Page 528
https://books.google.com.ph/books?isbn=3447031891
Wolf Leslau – 1992 – Preview – More editions
Original biradicals of the standard language becoming triradicals through an inserted r are: drebbd-m ‘ give ‘, from abd-m 1 give ‘; uragga-m ‘ pierce ‘, from ivagga-m; urdta-m, ivurdta-m 1 cat, drink, bite ‘, from watd-m 1 swallow ‘ … miss ‘, from qdbbatd-m; uwassad/i-m ‘ take ‘, from wdssada-m; (td) ‘rabbea-m 1 receive from Ui ‘ebbed-m, root qbl; (ac)cwabMsd-m 1 toast from tdbbdsd-m (for {::{, see § 3.15); fratUimd-m * close ‘, from fdtUimii-m (Soddo) ‘ patch a hole of a curtain ‘. 2.13.
fynm 