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== Grammar ==

~~Nouns~~ in ~~Avalonese~~ end in -U, and plural nouns end in -UN,

Avalonese has 3 grammatical genders: Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter.

Masculine singular nouns end in -OU, Feminine singular nouns in -AU, and Neuter singular nouns in -EU

And Masculine plural nouns end in -OUN, Feminine plural nouns in -AUN, and Neuter plural nouns in -EUN

Determiners end in the near-same ending trend as the nouns, such as The (Lo/La/Le/Lon/Lan/Len), or That/Those (Lou/Lau/Leu/Loun/Laun/Leun)

Adjectives end in -I, Adverbs end in -O,

and ~~Verbs~~ have 5 main tenses;

Verbs merge with the Pronoun and have 6 main tenses;

"i" (I go) is marked by -AU-

"you" (you eat) is marked by -A-

"he" (he sleeps) is marked by -OI-

"she" (she dreamt) is marked by -AI-

'it" (it happens) is marked by -EI-

"they" (they will do) is marked by -OU-

"we" (we watch) is marked by -EU-

And any unspecified ones are marked by -R

the present tense is marked by -AS,

the present tense is marked by -S,

the past tense is marked by -IS,

the past tense is marked by -F,

the future tense is marked by -US,

the future tense is marked by -C,

the ~~gerund or~~ "~~-ing~~" tense is marked by -~~AST~~,

the past preterite "done" tense is marked by -N,

~~and~~ the ~~preterite~~ "~~done~~" tense is marked by -~~OS.~~

the gerund or "-ing" tense is marked by -ST,

The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -AR.

The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -I.

If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.

If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.<br />

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== History ==

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An example of Modern Avalonese thus follows:

Avalonese: ''"Esti, ou nao esti ei? lau estaur la denmacieu. Tcao esteis pao sfoblei en la mendeu esti hatikeur bou la arkaun oi zagoun dei loukui bugoi, ou pronti barmeun kau u marou dei malei dafeiroun, oi, bou hatikast, zentcar hinc."''

Avalonese: ''"Esti, ou nao esti ei? lau estaur le denmacieu. Tcao esteis pao sfoblei en le mendeu esti hatikeur bou lan arkaun oi zagoun dei loukui bugoi, ou pronti barmeun kau u marou dei malei dafeiroun, oi, bou hatikast, zentcar hinc"''

English: ''"To be, or not to be? That is the question. Whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And, by opposing, end them"''

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 == Grammar ==
-Nouns in Avalonese end in -U, and plural nouns end in -UN,
+Avalonese has 3 grammatical genders: Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter.
+Masculine singular nouns end in -OU, Feminine singular nouns in -AU, and Neuter singular nouns in -EU
+And Masculine plural nouns end in -OUN, Feminine plural nouns in -AUN, and Neuter plural nouns in -EUN
+Determiners end in the near-same ending trend as the nouns, such as The (Lo/La/Le/Lon/Lan/Len), or That/Those (Lou/Lau/Leu/Loun/Laun/Leun)
 Adjectives end in -I, Adverbs end in -O,
-and Verbs have 5 main tenses;
+Verbs merge with the Pronoun and have 6 main tenses;
+"i" (I go) is marked by -AU-
+"you" (you eat) is marked by -A-
+"he" (he sleeps) is marked by -OI-
+"she" (she dreamt) is marked by -AI-
+'it" (it happens) is marked by -EI-
+"they" (they will do) is marked by -OU-
+"we" (we watch) is marked by -EU-
+And any unspecified ones are marked by -R
-the present tense is marked by -AS,
+the present tense is marked by -S,
-the past tense is marked by -IS,
+the past tense is marked by -F,
-the future tense is marked by -US,
+the future tense is marked by -C,
-the gerund or "-ing" tense is marked by -AST,
+the past preterite "done" tense is marked by -N,
-and the preterite "done" tense is marked by -OS.
+the gerund or "-ing" tense is marked by -ST,
-The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -AR.
+The form of verbs called the infinitive; "to do", for example, would end in an -I.
-If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.
+If any vowels were to duplicate in the process, an M would be placed between them. If any consonants were to duplicate in the process, an I would be added between them.<br />
-<br />
 == History ==
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 An example of Modern Avalonese thus follows:
-Avalonese: ''"Esti, ou nao esti ei? lau estaur la denmacieu. Tcao esteis pao sfoblei en la mendeu esti hatikeur bou la arkaun oi zagoun dei loukui bugoi, ou pronti barmeun kau u marou dei malei dafeiroun, oi, bou hatikast, zentcar hinc."''
+Avalonese: ''"Esti, ou nao esti ei? lau estaur le denmacieu.  Tcao esteis pao sfoblei en le mendeu esti hatikeur bou lan arkaun oi zagoun dei loukui bugoi, ou pronti barmeun kau u marou dei malei dafeiroun, oi, bou hatikast, zentcar hinc"''
 English: ''"To be, or not to be? That is the question. Whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And, by opposing, end them"''

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