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Originally Posted by durelin
But, as TGWBS said, it's useful to be able to put it in whatever order you'd like... It's sad that you can't do that with English...shows you what kind of language we have, doesn't it?
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Technically, you can do whatever you like in poetry.
As long as it's still intelligible, anything goes.
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Yes.
Actually,
durelin, learning
every single day? Good luck to you!
Kath and I are going at a rate of about one lesson per week, which we think works quite well.
Does anybody here (who has got to lesson three) like to put the adjective
after the noun?
I parma carne - The book red
Instead of
I carne parma - The red book.
Again, it's incredibly handy that you can use both, because it makes it that much easier to rhyme. I prefer the English method in sentences though.