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Re: [glosalist] sort of tutor ..........

sydpidd@aol.com (sydpidd@...) on April 21, 2006

We could have people working on different approaches to glosa methods and
have them used. We could then let natural selection chose and alter them. I suspect that when anyone hears a sentence or group of them, they are sorted in the brain in structures like a general/universal grammar from their own tongues and in my own method they are sorted from there into a Glosa
structure. Different people will think in different ways . Some people are new to glosa and need its structure made very clear and simple , others will be able to shorten things. The verb ‘es’ is an example I have suggested ‘du es’ is used for the present tense but as ‘es’ is very unlikely to be anything but a
verb, ‘es’ alone could be quite clear. However, this adds one more rule or
exception to be learned and the more variants we allow, the slower and more
difficult the learning becomes and the less likely newcomers are likely to
persevere.

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