1.
Introduction
1.1.
L'ewa as a Diary Language
1.2.
eBook Version
1.3.
Changelog
2.
Phonology and Writing
2.1.
Phonology
2.2.
Romanization
2.3.
Phonotactics
2.4.
Writing
3.
Morphosyntactic Typology
3.1.
Word Order
3.2.
Morphological Typology
4.
Fun with Nouns and Verbs
4.1.
Other Noun Things
4.2.
Pronouns
4.3.
Numbers
4.4.
Negation
4.5.
Verb Forms
4.6.
Modality
4.7.
Explicitly Ending Noun Phrases
4.8.
Color Words
4.9.
Connectives
5.
Sentence Structure Semantics
5.1.
Independent Clause Structure
5.2.
Questions
6.
Lexicon
6.1.
Word Distinctions
6.2.
Family Terms
6.3.
Idioms
7.
Conversations
7.1.
Greetings
7.2.
Feelings
7.3.
Information Structure
7.4.
Discourse Structure
7.5.
Utterances
7.6.
Formality
8.
Dictionary
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Coal
Navy
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L'ewa: A Personal Language
Explicitly Ending Noun Phrases
In case it is otherwise confusing, ko can be used to end noun phrases grammatically.