syntax_direct_speech
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| ==== Example ==== | ==== Example ==== | ||
| ^ ^ English ^ Nûrlâm ^ | ^ ^ English ^ Nûrlâm ^ | ||
| - | | Direct speech | + | ^ Direct speech |
| - | | Indirect speech | He said that he will come tomorrow | Tagashnuz (zamash) taskâtub ârshab | | + | ^ Indirect speech | He said that he will come tomorrow | Tagashnuz (zamash) taskâtub ârshab | |
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| ===== Direct Speech ===== | ===== Direct Speech ===== | ||
| - | **//Direct speech//** is used to represent the speech of other person exactly with the same words as they were, with all errors and phonetical . Direct speech is not a member of complex sentence, but individual words may be syntactically analyzed within the direct speech. | + | **//Direct speech//** is used to represent the speech of other person exactly with the same words as they were, with all errors and phonetical . Direct speech is not a member of complex sentence, but individual words may be syntactically analyzed within the direct speech. |
| ==== Punctuation ==== | ==== Punctuation ==== | ||
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| ===== Quote ===== | ===== Quote ===== | ||
| Usually the term **// | Usually the term **// | ||
| - | <todo !!!>example | + | ^ English | Everyone knows that Ring Inscription starts with "Ash nazg...", |
| + | ^ Nûrlâm | ||
| + | In this example | ||
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