Re: Lingua Eurana tradition

"Padraic Brown"  schrieb

>> Why is the reflexive pronoun "ze" and not "se"?

The two words have different meaning:

zé = oneself
su = it

example: I wash myself -> zé lavem or lavem zé.

I wash may car. I wash it. -> Lavem ma caró. Lavem só.

-ó is accusative case.
-m is first person
lave = to wash
ma = my
caru = car


>> Why do the numbers switch to Sanskrit for the 10s? Then Greek for six
>> and the hundreds?

I thought about that, it is not necessary. In my next web update there
will 
be:

10 = deca
100 = centa

6 = hexa because of latin 6 = *** is different in international use!


> All that aside, "perfect" is still not a tense. ;)

Why not? It is the action between past and present tense.

Future II is the future far beyond of sure exspectation, has a doubtful 
meaning "perhaps".

If you have more questions I 'll try to answer.

Greetings

Klaus