Hello there, Name's here.
From this episode I will be covering the Petankian grammar. In this episode specifically, I will be talkig about basic grammar.
if there is any asterisks on anywhere, it means it's unstable and the contents might change afterwards or if it has number afterwards like example*1, then it's just giving an explanation afterwards (maybe because it's more simpler or easier)
-> this kind of annotation system is same in every article I make.
< Word order >
Since this language was born from germanic and slavic languages, the word order is SVO.
< Gender >
It has three genders; masculine, neuter and feminine.
Masculine usually ends with normal/hard sound,
neuter usually ends with fricative sound,
and feminine usually ends with hard or approximant sound.
(I will cover about Petankian sound categorization in other episode.)
Some of them affect how they end according to its cases, and some of them also affect ending of the adjectives like Russian.
< Cases >
There are 5 most important cases (and few minor one including prepositional); nominative, accusative, dative, genitive and instrumental (how the cases affect the words are explained in other episode).
< Capitalization >
Only proper nouns are capitalized unlike German.
I don't know what defines the "basic grammar", so I will just end it here. I didn't dive deep to the grammar(like specific example of how they change its ending), and those will be explained in other episodes.
Good bye folks. See you in the next episode.
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