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| − | Example: She will walk. | + | The future tense indicates that something will happen in the future. |
| + | Example: She will walk, she will have walked, she will be walking. | ||
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Revision as of 20:50, 6 March 2006
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Contents
Footballian Speaking Nations
Greater Footballia recognizes Footballian as its official language.
Verb Formation
All verbs end in -or. There are no subject pronouns in Footballian, so the verbs show the gender of the subject in addition to what is shown in most Romance languages.
Gender Signs
Gender signs are added to the front of the infinitive. Note that they are added to first and second person also. So, if the speaker was in first person and was feminine, the verb would begin with a. When it is a group of multiple genders, the masucline takes dominance.
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Verb Endings
Present Tense
The present tense indicates that something is happening now, whether it be currently going or not. Example: He is walking, he walks, he does walk.
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Therefore, he is walking would translate to: Ocaminu.
Future Tense
The future tense indicates that something will happen in the future. Example: She will walk, she will have walked, she will be walking.
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Therefore, she will walk is translated as: Acaminitu.
Past Tense
The past tense indicates something happened in the past. Example: He walked, he was walking, he did walk, he had been walking.
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Therefore, he walked is translated to: Ocaminabu.
Some Other Footballian Words
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Numbers
On the right is the number, and the left is the first, second, etc.
- One=On, Ons
- Two=Do, Dos
- Three=Tes, Tese
- Four=Fotro, Fotreñ
- Five=Sink, Sinkeñ
- Six=Seis, Seiseñ
- Seven=Soin, Soiñs
- Eight=Okt, Oktes
- Nine=Noe, Ñoes
- Ten=Deis, Deiseñ
- Eleven=Deison, Deisons
- Twelve=Deisdo, Deisdos
- Twenty=Dodeis, Dodeiseñ
- Thirty=Tesdeis, Tesdeiseñ
- One hundred=Cier, Ciereñ
- Two hundred=Docier, Dociereñ
- One thousand=Todo, Todoeñ
- One thousand one=Todooñ, Todooñs
- Two thousand=Dotodo, Dotodoeñ
- One million=Ño, Ñoeñ
