Let's Learn Talossan!, Lesson Three

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Also, if possible, would you make sure my extra practice questions are all correct?  Should be a pretty easy thing to check.

And if that's all correct, then I think we're set with this lesson!

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

Oh, I really thought there were some... huh, okeydokey!  Thanks!

Fixed the chart, then.  Does it look correct now?  And is the exercise after it correct?

The table hasn't updated yet on my end, but the exercise is correct.

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

Also, if possible, would you make sure my extra practice questions are all correct?  Should be a pretty easy thing to check.

And if that's all correct, then I think we're set with this lesson!

In Lesson One, you're translating "ran" into "coriarha" (future tense) in the second and third extra exercises, it should be "corieva" like in the first.

Also, Lesson One translates "horse" as "caval" while Lesson Three uses "aic" instead. Both are correct, but it might be confusing to beginners if left unexplained.

EDIT: You also don't explain à + el > àl, only à + la > àl, that too might be confusing.

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

The table hasn't updated yet on my end, but the exercise is correct.

Weird, it should be correct now with the better list you gave.  Well, I'll check from a different IP later to see if it's still wrong to others.

In Lesson One, you're translating "ran" into "coriarha" (future tense) in the second and third extra exercises, it should be "corieva" like in the first.

Also, Lesson One translates "horse" as "caval" while Lesson Three uses "aic" instead. Both are correct, but it might be confusing to beginners if left unexplained.

EDIT: You also don't explain à + el > àl, only à + la > àl, that too might be confusing.

Fixed, thanks!  Wow, you went back and checked them all!

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

@Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC , I believe the third lesson is all set and approved.

https://talossan.net/lesson-three/

I anticipate the fourth lesson will be much easier to write.

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

Another update (since the webpage only now refreshed for me): "Parla" means "He/she/it speaks", not "we speak". But aside from that, you wouldn't just use verbs all by themselves without a noun or pronoun in front, unless it ends in -éu (like "tombéu").