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| − | Most of the names are left untranslated. Words such as "Kaumo" or "Kiesse" are so old, that no one knows their original meaning, and thus translation is impossible. | + | Most of the names in the game are left untranslated. Words such as "Kaumo" or "Kiesse" are so old, that no one knows their original meaning, and thus translation is impossible. |
| − | In | + | In UnReal language, there is no separate word for male and female beings, ''inehmo'' refers to both "he" and "she". ''(This is similar to real Finnish and other Ugrofinnic languages, [[wikipedia:Gender_neutrality_in_genderless_languages#Finnish|which lack distinct gender pronouns]] and only use a general pronoun for individuals or groups.)'' |
== Language Inflexions == | == Language Inflexions == | ||
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;She is a driikilainen: She comes from Driik | ;She is a driikilainen: She comes from Driik | ||
;This is a driikilais town: Driikilaiset live in this town | ;This is a driikilais town: Driikilaiset live in this town | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:09, 4 December 2018
Most of the names in the game are left untranslated. Words such as "Kaumo" or "Kiesse" are so old, that no one knows their original meaning, and thus translation is impossible.
In UnReal language, there is no separate word for male and female beings, inehmo refers to both "he" and "she". (This is similar to real Finnish and other Ugrofinnic languages, which lack distinct gender pronouns and only use a general pronoun for individuals or groups.)
Language Inflexions
Examples
- She is a kaumolainen
- She comes from Kaumo
- She is a driikilainen
- She comes from Driik
- This is a driikilais town
- Driikilaiset live in this town
