List of the most frequent used verbs in their neutral forms. September 1 2008 at 8:51 AMNo score for this post I.
Hey guys, I'd like to have from you the list of most frequent used verbs in their neutral forms.
Author Reply I Mutual cooperation. No score for this post September 4 2008, 9:09 AM
It seems that you do not want to cooperate in creating the common slavic language.
Anonimnik Re: List of the most frequent used verbs in their neutral forms. No score for this post September 4 2008, 9:28 AM
Anonimnik Re: List of the most frequent used verbs in their neutral forms. No score for this post September 4 2008, 10:21 AM
sounds logical, Ioannes, doesn´t it?
I. List of verbs in neuter forms. No score for this post September 4 2008, 7:11 PM
I just need verbs in their neuter forms.
Eugeniusx Re: List of verbs in neuter forms. No score for this post September 4 2008, 8:37 PM
.001 www.slovio.com
I. Mutual cooperation. No score for this post September 5 2008, 9:16 AM
Super, thank you Eugeniusx.
iopq Re: Mutual cooperation. No score for this post September 5 2008, 9:25 AM
zona-t doesn't make sense
I. Mutual cooperation. No score for this post September 5 2008, 9:31 AM
So, the verbs are done (more or less)
Gabriel Svoboda
Slovianski verbs No score for this post September 5 2008, 10:02 AM
Yes, we can join by copy&paste:
I. Making verbs from nouns and vice versa. No score for this post September 5 2008, 6:17 PM
to zone" should be at least zonovat'
I. Common pan - slavic vocabulary. No score for this post September 5 2008, 6:29 PM
abdicate abdikuvat'
Eugeniusx Re: Slovianski verbs No score for this post September 5 2008, 6:34 PM
What a stupid irritating orthography. Looks everything but Slavic!
Anonimnik You are a genius? No score for this post September 6 2008, 4:24 AM
"I" you are a genius but you forgot JEBUVAT and OTJEBUVAT !
I. abduct No score for this post September 6 2008, 1:11 PM
Eugenius' - we should change some verbs that are not slavic.
I. u- instead of po- No score for this post September 6 2008, 1:14 PM
abduct - po-hit-it
Eugeniusx Re: abduct No score for this post September 6 2008, 4:52 PM
Zdravo Ioannes!
I. Mezo - narod Slovien vokabular. No score for this post September 6 2008, 8:12 PM
Zdravo Eugenius', ja tez' lubi internacionalismi, ale ne vse mezo-narod slovi es dobr pro nas' vokabular. Tie slovi dolz' bit tak abi bol znate vic slovien narodi.
Eugeniusx Re: Mezo - narod Slovien vokabular. No score for this post September 7 2008, 2:57 AM
ja mislijm zxe ne imat ani cxlovek v tut planet kto ne rozumit "kidnap"!
I. "kidnap" No score for this post September 7 2008, 9:55 AM
Ba, tam es ludi kor ne rozumi slovo "kidnap" - glavno tie kor ne studi angliask jazik.
Eugeniusx Re: "kidnap" No score for this post September 7 2008, 1:54 PM
ne ma nikto kto ne razumit "kidnap".
Gabriel Svoboda
Re: "kidnap" No score for this post September 10 2008, 12:59 PM
Li es tie slovi dost znam ? kidnapuvat' - Ukrainian Wikipedia kidneping , Polish kidnaper , Serbian kidnapovati , Croatian kidnapirati , Macedonian kidnapira . All other options - pohitit', por(i)vat', unesti - are limited to one or two languages only.
Zbigniew
I don't agree with that friend. No score for this post September 10 2008, 6:24 PM
Such attitude to Slavic languages have in great majority just Jews and non Slavs who just don't give a damn about the future and prosperity of Slavic cultures. I know the best from expernience. My poor old mother can't understand almost 50% of what his "internationalists" write in the papers. And believe me, shi is nvery far from being illiterate or unedukated in Polish, although, she doesn't speak any other language... I keep getting the stomak ache, when I read damned papers calling themselves Polish myself. Damned morons even use often English words in meaning having nothing to do with reality.
Zbigniew
kidnap is not international No score for this post September 7 2008, 9:20 PM
May be a lot people understand this word Eugeniusx, but I'm quite sure that not any Slavic language is without the Slav word for it. The more so that we have experienced a lot of "kidnaping" of so many things, etc, from as as Slavs by other, non-slavic cultures, nations and countries - therefore the concept is well known and often refered to within the circle of our Slavic Civilisation... If it is an Interslavic language primarily, as is easly understood, we need to have it as universally understood primarily by Slavs. Why reject perfectly good beautyfull Slavic word for some English. That looks a lot like some form of "ass kissing" of English... In Polish kidnap is "Porwanie", also, to kidnap means "porwac". Can some of us here also present this word in our respective, Slavic, languages so we can find the most common one? I'm sure we can find right solution if we will have more respect for what we have already as Slavs. We don't have to look for solutions, as they already do exist naturally in our languages, they don't have to be made artificially... We just need less bias for an internationality for any prise, and more cooperative spirit.
Zbigniew
kidnap is not international No score for this post September 7 2008, 9:20 PM
May be a lot people understand this word Eugeniusx, but I'm quite sure that not any Slavic language is without the Slav word for it. The more so that we have experienced a lot of "kidnaping" of so many things, etc, from as as Slavs by other, non-slavic cultures, nations and countries - therefore the concept is well known and often refered to within the circle of our Slavic Civilisation... If it is an Interslavic language primarily, as is easly understood, we need to have it as universally understood primarily by Slavs. Why reject perfectly good beautyfull Slavic word for some English. That looks a lot like some form of "ass kissing" of English... In Polish kidnap is "Porwanie", also, to kidnap means "porwac". Can some of us here also present this word in our respective, Slavic, languages so we can find the most common one? I'm sure we can find right solution if we will have more respect for what we have already as Slavs. We don't have to look for solutions, as they already do exist naturally in our languages, they don't have to be made artificially... We just need less bias for an internationality for any prise, and more cooperative spirit.
Zbigniew
List of verbs in neuter forms No score for this post September 7 2008, 9:33 PM
Thank you Eugeniusx for this list. I thought also that something like this is really needed to make things moving a little faster forward. Thsi is great help in learnin any language. I just dream of the time when we can get the electronic ictionaly we could download to our computers and use when we need. Similar liek one there is available in Esperanto. As a matter of fact, it has not to many words, but it has inbuilt facility to enlist more new words, what makes it perfect for cooperative work as one can share it after developing some more content and later decide in the team on the best most acceptabel solutions. I highly apprecialte the Slovio dictionary already available online, but the offline electronic distionary of Sloviowould be an ideal solution to anyone.
I. uh'itit, abo unosit / unesit No score for this post September 8 2008, 8:45 AM
Zdravo Zbigniew,
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