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 | | While a Human attempting to speak Gargish might come up with something like ¡ est ker ¡ le vid £ prae, "I'm certain that I've seen you before", a Gargoyle would simply say ker le vid prae (or more idiomatically, ker prae vid le), "to be certain having seen before". |
 | | Unlike spoken Gargish, the written language has no way to mark the intonations and gestures that make the speech intelligible, so there are suffixes that mark words as being verbs, nouns, or adjectives, and also indicate the tense and aspect of verbs. |
 | | Three of the letters (ny, nl, and hl) serve only to complete the chart, and are not found in contemporary spoken Gargish. |
| www.beggarsfeast.org /library/garglanguage.htm (862 words) |
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