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Kjell Rehnström <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 23 Jan 2014 12:25:43 +0100
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Ruud Harmsen skrev 2014-01-23 12:16:
> Kjell Rehnström scribeva:
>> Io dicerea "assére" quia le IED non
>> dona un indication del accento.
> Si, ma del parola 'passere' le IED assi poco indica que es (probabilemente, crede io) 'pássere', a causa del regula in le grammatica de Gode&Blair:
>
> ==
> Adjectives and nouns ending in -le, -ne, and -re preceded by a vowel have the stress on the third syllable from the end; e.g. fragile, ordine, tempore.
> == In le traduction de Selahattin Kayalar: ==
> Adjectivos e substantivos con desinentias in -le, -ne, e -re precedite per un vocal ha le accento super le tertie syllaba ab le fin; p.ex. frágile, órdine, témpore.
> ==
>
> E eis aqui le responsa autoritari a mi question! Iste regula 'lénere' es valide pro *adjectivos e substantivos*, ergo *non* pro verbos!
>
> Igitur es 'pássere', ma 'assére'.
>
> Confere le cognate in portugese, pássaro, (que non significa 'sparrow', sed 'bird', ave, in general), tamben con le accento al primer syllaba. http://www.infopedia.pt/pesquisa-global/passaro .
Correcto. Pian Boalt en su grande 
svedese-interlingua dictionario 
dona "pássere" ma non indica un 
special accentuation del verbo 
"assere". Pedagogicamente il es 
regrettabile que le patres de 
interlingua non dava le entratas 
del verbos in le presente, alora 
illes deberea sempre considerar le 
accentuation in le presente!

Kjell R


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