Lang Belta Xunyam

Da ultim pelésh fo Lang Belta

Belta

Da roka Rosetta

Xi pelék wanya gif xep inyalowda xunyam Belta Lang wit fosh wowk. Da mogut we xunyam deng fo du wit Dictionary

This place want to help all inners (who lives in Earth) to learn Belta Lang by practicing. The best way to learn is to use Dictionary

Este lugar quiere ayudar a todos los inyalowda (que viven en la Tierra) a aprender Belta Lang mediante la práctica. La mejor manera de aprender es usar el Diccionario

Cet endroit veut aider tous les inyalowda (qui vivent sur Terre) à apprendre Belta Lang par la pratique. La meilleure façon d'apprendre est d'utiliser le dictionnaire

Dieser Ort möchte allen inyalowda (die auf der Erde leben) helfen, Belta Lang durch Üben zu lernen. Der beste Weg zum Lernen ist die Verwendung des Wörterbuchs

Sentence Structure

SVO

Subject Verb Object

In English grammar, a copula is a verb that joins the subject of a sentence or clause to a subject complement. I.e.:
mi nadzhush
1sg ∅ tired
I 'm tired.

Any sentence can be turned into a yes–no question by ending it with the interrogative particle ke:

To showxa lang Belta. — You speak Belter.
To showxa lang Belta ke? — Do you speak Belter?
The related tag question keyá also makes a sentence into a yes–no question, but one which expects agreement:

  • Da Rosi im kapawu fash, keyá?
  • The Roci is a fast ship, isn't it?

Sentences containing the ke-based interrogative words kemang, kepelésh, ketim, keting, or kewe do not need the trailing ke. I.e:

  • Kepelésh shapu to, Mila?
  • Where's your hat, Miller?

By principle, number are 10-based, it means there are 10 symbols, from 0 to 9.

Belters prefer to use numbers 0 to 9 instead of its words. i.e: Mi tenye 3 kopeng instead of Mi tenye serí kopeng.

Binary (2 symbols) or Hexadecimal (16 symbols) bases are also accepted because embedded technologies frequently use them. I.e.: Mi tenye b11 kopeng or Mi tenye #3 kopeng

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