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	There are no articles in Qíraşə. But there is a word for "the, this, that", if you want to emphasise that what you are talking about is a specific object. <br/>		There are no articles in Qíraşə. But there is a word for "the, this, that", if you want to emphasise that what you are talking about is a specific object. <br/>
	Dɵs qasatõ máka'məda = This is my house		Dɵs qasatõ máka'məda = This is my house

			[[Category:Languages]]
			[[Category:Conlangs]]

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	\|qɵlaáşu		\|qɵlaáşu
	\|}		\|}

			=== Articles ===
			There are no articles in Qíraşə. But there is a word for "the, this, that", if you want to emphasise that what you are talking about is a specific object. <br/>
			Dɵs qasatõ máka'məda = This is my house

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	Qíraşə ['ki:ʁaʃə] is the third language by Marvin Johanning and is still a work in progress		Qíraşə ['ki:ʁaʃə] is the third language by Marvin Johanning and is still a work in progress

	=== Grammar ===		== Grammar ==
	== Pronouns and Verbs ==		=== Pronouns and Verbs ===
	Verbs are conjugated by adding the pronoun at the stem of the verb. Pronouns can usually not be on themselves, they have to be attached to another word. For example, the verb Qasarám [kasa'ʁa:m] (to be) is conjugated by removing the ending "rám" and adding the pronoun. The pronouns are:		Verbs are conjugated by adding the pronoun at the stem of the verb. Pronouns can usually not be on themselves, they have to be attached to another word. For example, the verb Qasarám [kasa'ʁa:m] (to be) is conjugated by removing the ending "rám" and adding the pronoun. The pronouns are:
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

2015-07-19T21:40:49Z

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	I have houses -> Pafmə mákatɵs<br/>		I have houses -> Pafmə mákatɵs<br/>
	I have three houses -> Pafmə mákaqɵla		I have three houses -> Pafmə mákaqɵla

			=== Numbers ===
			{\| class="wikitable"
			!1
			!2
			!3
			!4
			!5
			!6
			!7
			!8
			!9
			!10
			!11
			!12
			!20
			!21
			!30
			\|-
			\|üga
			\|qaqi
			\|qɵla
			\|nëli
			\|ví
			\|dтə
			\|sí
			\|ũha
			\|ní
			\|áşu
			\|áşu’üga
			\|áşu’qaqi
			\|qaqiáşu
			\|ügaséqaqiáşu
			\|qɵlaáşu
			\|}

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	=== Plural ===		=== Plural ===
	You make a word Plural, by adding "-tɵs" to the end of the word: Xə = language; Xətɵs = Languages.<br/>		You make a word Plural, by adding "-tɵs" to the end of the word: Xə = language; Xətɵs = Languages.<br/>
	You also add the "-tɵs" to pronouns and adjectives when they are in the Plural. But for nouns, there is a special case. If you want to tell a specific amount of things, for example, "three ~~languages~~" a different plural is used		You also add the "-tɵs" to pronouns and adjectives when they are in the Plural. But for nouns, there is a special case. If you want to tell a specific amount of things, for example, "three houses" a different plural is used. You add the number to the end of the word. For example: <br/>
			I have houses -> Pafmə mákatɵs<br/>
			I have three houses -> Pafmə mákaqɵla

2015-07-19T21:28:53Z

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	məda = my<br/>		məda = my<br/>
	Xə'məda = My language<br/>		Xə'məda = My language<br/>

			=== Plural ===
			You make a word Plural, by adding "-tɵs" to the end of the word: Xə = language; Xətɵs = Languages.<br/>
			You also add the "-tɵs" to pronouns and adjectives when they are in the Plural. But for nouns, there is a special case. If you want to tell a specific amount of things, for example, "three languages" a different plural is used

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	If you want to say "my" or "your", a "da" is added to the pronoun, and the new form is added onto a word. Example: <br/>		If you want to say "my" or "your", a "da" is added to the pronoun, and the new form is added onto a word. Example: <br/>
	Xə = Language<br/>		Xə = Language<br/>
	~~məde~~ = my<br/>		məda = my<br/>
	Xə'~~məde~~ = My language<br/>		Xə'məda = My language<br/>

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	\|<nowiki>-ná</nowiki>		\|<nowiki>-ná</nowiki>
	\|}		\|}

			If you want to say "my" or "your", a "da" is added to the pronoun, and the new form is added onto a word. Example: <br/>
			Xə = Language<br/>
			məde = my<br/>
			Xə'məde = My language<br/>

2015-07-19T21:21:14Z

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 === Grammar ===
 == Pronouns and Verbs ==
-Verbs are conjugated by adding the pronoun at the stem of the verb. Pronouns can usually not be on themselves, they have to be attached to another word. For example, the verb Qasarám [kasa'ʁa:m] (to be) is conjugated by removing the ending "rám" and adding the pronoun. The pronouns are
+Verbs are conjugated by adding the pronoun at the stem of the verb. Pronouns can usually not be on themselves, they have to be attached to another word. For example, the verb Qasarám [kasa'ʁa:m] (to be) is conjugated by removing the ending "rám" and adding the pronoun. The pronouns are:

2015-07-19T21:17:16Z

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	== Qíraşə ==		== Qíraşə ==
	Qíraşə ['ki:ʁaʃə] is the third language by Marvin Johanning and is still a work in progress		Qíraşə ['ki:ʁaʃə] is the third language by Marvin Johanning and is still a work in progress

			=== Grammar ===
			== Pronouns and Verbs ==
			Verbs are conjugated by adding the pronoun at the stem of the verb. Pronouns can usually not be on themselves, they have to be attached to another word. For example, the verb Qasarám [kasa'ʁa:m] (to be) is conjugated by removing the ending "rám" and adding the pronoun. The pronouns are